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Update Newton teachers strike: Schools to remain closed Friday - Vimarsana News

Update Newton teachers strike: Schools to remain closed Friday

This is the sixth day that schools have been closed due to ongoing negotiations between the teachers’ union and the Newton School Committee regarding an updated contract for teachers.

Milford approves $253M budget, school funding up 4.2% - Vimarsana News

Milford approves $253M budget, school funding up 4.2%

Under the approved budget, the mill rate would increase from the current 26.7 mills to 27.2 mills, an increase of just under 2 percent. 

Source: ctpost.com
Floyd Central High School recognized as a Purple Star school - Vimarsana News

Floyd Central High School recognized as a Purple Star school

Floyd Central High School was awarded as a Purple Star school for showing commitment to helping students and their families who are connected to the military.

Source: wtvq.com
Though short on teachers, Kansas City metro schools ready to welcome students back - Vimarsana News

Though short on teachers, Kansas City metro schools ready to welcome students back

Schools are finalizing schedules and prepping classrooms for the start of a new school year. Two superintendents share how they've prepared and where resources are falling short.

Source: kcur.org
Kentucky superintendents discuss experiences, needs from severe flooding in E. Ky. - Vimarsana News

Kentucky superintendents discuss experiences, needs from severe flooding in E. Ky.

Kentucky Commissioner of Education Jason E. Glass met with local superintendents on Aug. 1 to ensure the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) addresses the real-time needs of districts most impacted