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"We got nothing" | Dozens appear at Monroe Co. School Board meeting demanding answers after drug-related incidents - Vimarsana News

"We got nothing" | Dozens appear at Monroe Co. School Board meeting demanding answers after drug-related incidents

Parents filled into the board of education building in Madisonville to demand answers after several drug-related incidents at Sequoyah High School.

Source: wbir.com
911 calls show panic after reported high school fentanyl exposure - Vimarsana News

911 calls show panic after reported high school fentanyl exposure

The first call for help came around just after noon when an incident involving a vape pen possibly exposed two SROs and a nurse to fentanyl.

Source: wbir.com
Golden Apple Award: Kirk Johnson, Sequoyah High School - Vimarsana News

Golden Apple Award: Kirk Johnson, Sequoyah High School

Kirk Johnson first tasted academic excellence back in 1989 when he was named East Ridge High School's outstanding welder. After a successful career as a machinist, Kirk decided to head back to the classroom, this time, as a teacher. He's a Golden Apple Award winner.

Source: wdef.com
What's Right With Our Schools: Sequoyah High School TCAT Program - Vimarsana News

What's Right With Our Schools: Sequoyah High School TCAT Program

Students at Sequoyah High School are getting a head start on their college and career, that should save them time and money in the long run.

Source: wdef.com
Cherokee Nation Kicks Off Week Of Earth Day Events With Debut Of Electric Buses - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation Kicks Off Week Of Earth Day Events With Debut Of Electric Buses

Cherokee Nation Cherokee Nation on Monday held an unveiling for three new electric buses, the first of several events in a week of Earth Day recognitions. “The Cherokee Nation has always been a leader in environmental conservation and forward-thinking efforts that will reduce harmful activities impacting our natural resources,” said Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. in a statement. “As we work to reduce our carbon emissions by 25 percent by 2027, we are wisely investing in sustainable projects that will have many long-term benefits. Our responsibility as stewards of the land, air and w...