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Should Broward close schools in 2025 or 2026? School Board to discuss. - Vimarsana News

Should Broward close schools in 2025 or 2026? School Board to discuss.

Closing schools in 2025 would result in more savings but also more logistical challenges, a district presentation said.

Three Monarch High staff cleared in 2023 trans athlete investigation - Vimarsana News

Three Monarch High staff cleared in 2023 trans athlete investigation

Monarch High School's principal, assistant principal and athletic director have been cleared after an investigation into possible violations of a 2021 state law by allowing a transgender girl to play on the girls' varsity volleyball team.

New Broward superintendent holds 7 town hall meetings to discuss school closures under consideration - Vimarsana News

New Broward superintendent holds 7 town hall meetings to discuss school closures under consideration

Howard Hepburn, the new Broward County Public Schools superintendent, attended a town hall meeting on Monday at Hollywood Hills High School.

Broward measles cases: Surgeon general 'deferring to parents and guardians' on school attendance - Vimarsana News

Broward measles cases: Surgeon general 'deferring to parents and guardians' on school attendance

Local 10 News has learned the State has the power to ask the parents of those who have been vaccinated not to come back to school following the recent measles cases in Broward County.

Metal detectors will be added to some Broward schools after successful Palm Beach rollout - Vimarsana News

Metal detectors will be added to some Broward schools after successful Palm Beach rollout

Broward’s high school students may have to walk through a new layer of security this fall. The school district plans to install walk-through metal detectors at 10 yet-to-be-named high schools for the start of the 2024-25 school year, Superintendent Peter Licata said. But students needn’t worry about a stressful TSA-like experience where students have to remove every piece of metal on them and ...

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