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Auditor-General's report on schools: Seven face money problems, concerns raised about financial mismanagement - Vimarsana News

Auditor-General's report on schools: Seven face money problems, concerns raised about financial mismanagement

The Auditor-General has raised concerns over money mismanagement at several schools and highlighted seven facing serious financial difficulty. Controller and...

Schools spending grants on 'personal trips, home gym equipment' - report - Vimarsana News

Schools spending grants on 'personal trips, home gym equipment' - report

Seven schools had serious financial problems last year and auditors warned of potential problems at a further 13.

Source: rnz.co.nz
School grants spent on 'personal trips, home gym equipment' - Vimarsana News

School grants spent on 'personal trips, home gym equipment'

Seven schools, including one in Southland, had serious financial problems last year and auditors warned of potential problems at a further 13.

Source: odt.co.nz
Vehicle crashes into middle school in Butler County; classes canceled Friday - Vimarsana News

Vehicle crashes into middle school in Butler County; classes canceled Friday

Emergency crews are on scene at Ross Intermediate School after a vehicle crashed into the building just before 3 p.m. Thursday.

Source: wlwt.com
Free lunches in schools remove learning barriers - Vimarsana News

Free lunches in schools remove learning barriers

Ross Intermediate School principal Wayne Jenkins said the programme was a positive step towards reducing barriers children faced when learning. “We know that a healthy, well-fed child learns better. This programme is also introducing students to a range of healthy and nutritious foods.” When Stuff visited Ross Intermediate at lunchtime on Wednesday, the supply of chicken buns and bananas were snapped up quickly, with children coming back to finish off the leftovers. Jenkins felt the school could best serve its pupils and community by setting up a kitchen and making the food itself. D...