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Under new leadership, Eagle County Charter Academy's goals remain the same - Vimarsana News

Under new leadership, Eagle County Charter Academy's goals remain the same

While Eagle County Charter Academy’s academic performance has grown in recent years, its progress on increasing the diversity of its student population has slowed. In Eagle County School District’s annual review of the charter school,...

McFarland staff present on new teaching programs - Vimarsana News

McFarland staff present on new teaching programs

OTHELLO – Faculty and Staff at Othello’s McFarland Middle School attended Monday’s regular Othello School Board meeting to present on ongoing programs and changes at the school following the board’s annual McFarland site visit that morning.

West Park Elementary hosting Families Make a Difference! Night - Vimarsana News

West Park Elementary hosting Families Make a Difference! Night

HERMISTON — West Park Elementary School will host a Families Make a Difference Night! event from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5, at the school, 555 S.W. Seventh St.

Teachers discuss new K-5 grading system at HSD board meeting - Vimarsana News

Teachers discuss new K-5 grading system at HSD board meeting

Sunset Elementary teachers gave a presentation to the school board on Monday, Sept. 11, explaining Standards Based Grading at the K-5 level

Meet the people educating our community's face of the future - Vimarsana News

Meet the people educating our community's face of the future

As school bells get back to ringing and students return to hitting the (electronic) books, educators and staff in elementary, middle and high schools are returning to their classrooms for another year of teaching the community’s youth. If the COVID-19 pandemic taught us anything, it was that teachers have a really hard job.