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School system to match $135K grant and improve stadium lights at St. Stephens, Bunker Hill - Vimarsana News

School system to match $135K grant and improve stadium lights at St. Stephens, Bunker Hill

Multiple building improvement projects were discussed at the Catawba County Schools Board of Education meeting on Monday, including painting at eight schools.

Reunions - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Reunions - Portland Press Herald

Listing for March 15.

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Pre-K to be moved to St. Stephens High; Bandys High to get a pre-K program - Vimarsana News

Pre-K to be moved to St. Stephens High; Bandys High to get a pre-K program

In response to growing demand for pre-K classes, the county board of education OK’d the conversion of a day care to a pre-K classroom at Bandys High School and discussed

St. Stephens' students honor their favorite classmate Marlee Kale - Vimarsana News

St. Stephens' students honor their favorite classmate Marlee Kale

The cheers were loud and sustained when Marlee Kale was announced as St. Stephens’ homecoming queen. She smiled, bowed and even curtsied on the football field as students, parents and

Another 20 schools hit by Covid cases in Greater Manchester - Vimarsana News

Another 20 schools hit by Covid cases in Greater Manchester

Another 20 schools hit by Covid cases in Greater Manchester It brings the number of number of schools affected by the virus since reopening to more than 50 Updated Another 20 schools in Greater Manchester have been affected by confirmed Covid cases. We reported last night how 31 of the region's schools have already had to send children home following cases among pupils, staff or both. Today the number has topped 50, with high schools and primaries both affected by positive tests. Headteacher Phil Brooke warned families to be on the lookout for lesser known symptoms experienced by those who ...