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CCPS, county finalize plans for remaining Safe and Secure Entrance funding - Vimarsana News

CCPS, county finalize plans for remaining Safe and Secure Entrance funding

CECIL COUNTY — Cecil County is on track to have Safe and Secure entrances in every one of its school buildings after the Cecil County Council unanimously approved the county’s

Fort Wayne Community Schools progressing with voter-approved projects - Vimarsana News

Fort Wayne Community Schools progressing with voter-approved projects

Fort Wayne Community Schools is continuing to address building needs, including safety improvements, with funds generated by a $130 million ballot measure voters overwhelmingly approved three years ago.

County Board of Education receives over $200,000 for Safe and Secure Entrance projects - Vimarsana News

County Board of Education receives over $200,000 for Safe and Secure Entrance projects

ELKTON — Resolution Number 49-2022 was introduced to the County Council Tuesday night to provide the Cecil County Board of Education (CCBOE) with the authority to utilize an additional $240,000

Janesville School District finishing first phase of secure entrances project - Vimarsana News

Janesville School District finishing first phase of secure entrances project

Janesville School District's secure entrances projects is in the midst of phase two and working through demolition of multiple school entrances.

Janesville schools referendum construction to begin in June - Vimarsana News

Janesville schools referendum construction to begin in June

Every school building in the Janesville School District likely will have a secure entrance by fall 2022, paid for through the $22.5 million capital referendum voters approved in November, according