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Will new NC law change district lines in Asheville City Schools? - Vimarsana News

Will new NC law change district lines in Asheville City Schools?

At the Aug. 1 work session, the city's board discussed the possible ramifications that the new NC law may have on their district.

Source: yahoo.com
Will new NC law change district lines in Asheville City Schools? - Vimarsana News

Will new NC law change district lines in Asheville City Schools?

At the Aug. 1 work session, the city's board discussed the possible ramifications that the new NC law may have on their district.

Source: yahoo.com
Former Decatur superintendent attached to several job openings - Vimarsana News

Former Decatur superintendent attached to several job openings

His exit from City Schools Decatur was messy, but former superintendent David Dude is having no trouble being considered for other superintendent jobs. 

CSD School Board needs more time for superintendent search, gives Maggie Fehrman 1-year extension – Decaturish - Vimarsana News

CSD School Board needs more time for superintendent search, gives Maggie Fehrman 1-year extension – Decaturish

The Decatur School Board says it's not ready to hire a permanent replacement for former superintendent David Dude and has agreed to a one-year contract extension with Superintendent Maggie Fehrman. 

City Schools Of Decatur Could Become First Metro Atlanta School District To Require COVID-19 Vaccines - Vimarsana News

City Schools Of Decatur Could Become First Metro Atlanta School District To Require COVID-19 Vaccines

At a school board meeting Tuesday, the City Schools of Decatur board discussed requiring the COVID-19 vaccine for staff and eligible students. Board members agreed on the proposal presented by Superintendent Maggie Fehrman. “There’s no law that prevents us from requiring staff to be vaccinated,” Fehrman said after

Source: wabe.org