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Proposed minimum teacher salary schedule changes could impact school district - Vimarsana News

Proposed minimum teacher salary schedule changes could impact school district

During Feb. 20’s Kershaw County Board of Trustees meeting, Kershaw County School District (KCSD) Chief Financial Officer Brad Willard spoke about a number of “budget prospects” from the state that

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Chesterfield Township sets special meeting to discuss use of ARPA funds - Vimarsana News

Chesterfield Township sets special meeting to discuss use of ARPA funds

The use of American Rescue Plan Act funds will be the topic of discussion at an upcoming special meeting.

"Olive branch" offered between Douglas County School Board Trustees - Vimarsana News

"Olive branch" offered between Douglas County School Board Trustees

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Nev. - The December 14 meeting of the Douglas County School Board was a divisive one, once again, with actions and words appearing to drive a further wedge between trustees instead of their working together for the good of the community, students, and staff.

Harrison Township trustees approve L'Anse Creuse rezoning - Vimarsana News

Harrison Township trustees approve L'Anse Creuse rezoning

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — A new development in a nearly two-year-long residential development saga occurred at the Dec. 11 Harrison Township Board of Trustees meeting as the board unanimously approved a rezoning request for former L’Anse Creuse Public Schools land.

"Olive branch" offered between Douglas County School Board Trustees - Vimarsana News

"Olive branch" offered between Douglas County School Board Trustees

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Nev. - The December 14 meeting of the Douglas County School Board was a divisive one, once again, with actions and words appearing to drive a further wedge between trustees instead of their working together for the good of the community, students, and staff.