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MCPS receives $150K from USDA for food program - Vimarsana News

MCPS receives $150K from USDA for food program

McLean County Public Schools will receive a $150,000 grant provided by the USDA’s Food & Nutrition Service, according to a press release from Melody Chelstrom, the school district’s food service

'It's been a pleasure': Nelson announces retirement as principal of MCHS - Vimarsana News

'It's been a pleasure': Nelson announces retirement as principal of MCHS

Barry Nelson, principal at McLean County High School, announced Sept. 13 that he will retire from his position before the end of the fall semester.

'It's been a pleasure': Nelson announces retirement as principal of MCHS - Vimarsana News

'It's been a pleasure': Nelson announces retirement as principal of MCHS

Barry Nelson, principal at McLean County High School, announced Wednesday that he will retire from his position before the end of the fall semester.

Most Western Ky. School Districts Decide To Require Masking - Vimarsana News

Most Western Ky. School Districts Decide To Require Masking

Most western Kentucky school districts have decided to require face masks in schools following the state legislature’s decision to eliminate a statewide school mask mandate and leave the decision up to the districts and school boards.

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Most school districts to stay on virtual learning until winter break - Vimarsana News

Most school districts to stay on virtual learning until winter break

“We have been using the hybrid schedule,” that involves different groups of students in school on certain days and virtual the next, Southard said. “... It had been going well. We were having a lot of successes and very few positive cases.” By announcing now that students won’t be in school for the rest of the month, “parents will know and can make adjustments and plans,” he said. Carla Embry, public information officer for Muhlenberg County Schools, said officials believe the county will not come out of the Red Zone for students to return to schools in pers...