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Two candidates seeking partial term on Ionia school board - Vimarsana News

Two candidates seeking partial term on Ionia school board

Robin Marhofer, the Ionia school board's current treasurer, and Ray Shippey are running for a partial term on the board expiring in 2024.

Here's what's on the ballot in Ionia County on Nov. 8 - Vimarsana News

Here's what's on the ballot in Ionia County on Nov. 8

Ballots include statewide, congressional, municipal and school board positions, along with a handful of statewide proposals.

Ionia school board elects officers, OKs millage restoration proposal - Vimarsana News

Ionia school board elects officers, OKs millage restoration proposal

Danielle Yokom was voted as president, while Ken Baker was chosen as vice president.

Ionia Public Schools to purchase 2 buses - Vimarsana News

Ionia Public Schools to purchase 2 buses

IPS obtained bids for the purchase of new buses through the MSBO’s Bus Purchasing Program.

IPS Board of Education delays vote to close Emerson Elementary School - Vimarsana News

IPS Board of Education delays vote to close Emerson Elementary School

Specific questions Hull needed IPS Superintendent Ron Wilson to answer included the potential overcrowding of classes should Emerson close and the type of hardships the district will consider. Marhofer questioned the proposed elimination of school of preference, noting it’s a “critical problem” to find daycare. Marhofer suggested it would be smart to continue with school of preference for another two years. Hull said he heard comments and concern from the public that IPS board members aren’t considering and haven’t done their research. Hull asked the Zoom crowd of 133 participants t...