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These five SD43 principals say goodbye next month - Vimarsana News

These five SD43 principals say goodbye next month

Many Tri-City students will see leadership changes when they return in September as five SD43 principals and a vice principal retire on June 30, 2024.

Review of dual-language programs at Dillon Valley, Silverthorne elementary schools points to strengths, areas to grow - Vimarsana News

Review of dual-language programs at Dillon Valley, Silverthorne elementary schools points to strengths, areas to grow

An outside review of dual-language programming at two Summit School District elementary schools showcases strengths and areas for growth, according to a recent report presented during an April 25 board of education meeting. Conducted by...

Math is failing at Summit Middle School. Is there money for new curriculum? - Vimarsana News

Math is failing at Summit Middle School. Is there money for new curriculum?

The message is clear as two plus two: Math needs help at Summit Middle School. In a letter to the school board, a district accountability committee calls math a “known gap” at Summit Middle. The committee wants next year's budget to pay for new math curriculum. Middle school math scores are spiraling in Summit and

Southwest Allen County Schools receives Juul settlement payments - Vimarsana News

Southwest Allen County Schools receives Juul settlement payments

Southwest Allen County Schools’ participation in a nationwide lawsuit against electronic cigarette giant Juul Labs Inc. has started paying off.

Academy at Lincoln and Brown Summit Middle rank first in NC - Vimarsana News

Academy at Lincoln and Brown Summit Middle rank first in NC

U.S. News & World Report rankings reflect student proficiency rates on state reading and mathematics tests for the 2020-21 school year.