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Indiana average teachers' salaries rose nearly $2k in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Indiana average teachers' salaries rose nearly $2k in 2023

The average teacher's salary statewide in 2023 was $58,531, up from $56,609 in 2022, according to data from the Indiana Education Employment Relations Board.

Infant Welfare Society connects children with books - Vimarsana News

Infant Welfare Society connects children with books

Children visiting the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society’s Children’s Clinic leave with gifts more valuable and long-lasting than the typical stickers or suckers. Each child has the opportunity to take home and keep one to two new or gently used books from the society’s warm and cheery library. And with a recent donation of 500 books from Dominican University’s Rebecca Crown Library, they will have a lot more books to choose from. “One of the things that those of us who are not trained in any of the medical fields can do to help promote IWS’s mission is to focus on this ...

Indian Prairie School District 204: How many students met or exceeded expectations in ELA in 2021-22 school year? - Vimarsana News

Indian Prairie School District 204: How many students met or exceeded expectations in ELA in 2021-22 school year?

In the 2021-22 school year, 48.9% of Indian Prairie School District 204 students passed the ELA portion of the IAR test, according to the Illinois State Board of Education report.

River Forest to issue $600K bond - Vimarsana News

River Forest to issue $600K bond

River Forest officials unveiled plans at the Jan. 8 Village Board meeting to issue a $600,000 bond to fund infrastructure projects in the village, and it cleared the first hurdle when nobody spoke at the required public hearing.Officials also started making plans for spending some of that money, approving three contracts for infrastructure projects costing $500,000. The contracts were approved unanimously by the four trustees present without discussion as part of the consent agenda. Trustees Ken Johnson and Bob O’Connell did not attend.Village administrator Matt Walsh explained that official...

Food 'rescuing' teams up nonprofits and businesses to reduce waste, hunger - Vimarsana News

Food 'rescuing' teams up nonprofits and businesses to reduce waste, hunger

When The Grill at River Forest caters a banquet, sometimes there are leftovers destined for the landfill. But the River Forest Country Club’s restaurant in Allegheny Township has turned to donating the food to those in need. Since October, the restaurant has donated more than 300 pounds of prepared meals