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MISD passes first reading of policy updates - Vimarsana News

MISD passes first reading of policy updates

MURRAY – The role of the state legislature in shaping school policies was evident at the Murray Independent School District Board of Education special-called meeting last week as the board

Ryanair fired its chief pilot after an investigation found he harassed junior female pilots and altered flight schedules to fly alongside them, reports say - Vimarsana News

Ryanair fired its chief pilot after an investigation found he harassed junior female pilots and altered flight schedules to fly alongside them, reports say

Ryanair's chief pilot offered the women career support, before commenting on their bodies and asking for pictures of them, The Times reported.

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East Hamilton Middle School principal seeks reassignment following ongoing student behavior issues - Vimarsana News

East Hamilton Middle School principal seeks reassignment following ongoing student behavior issues

Following a slew of violent incidents at East Hamilton Middle School, the most recent being a fight Thursday between two students that resulted in one of the students being transported from the school for medical treatment, Principal Kristen Childs has asked for a reassignment.

Christian Co. School Board members sworn-in - Vimarsana News

Christian Co. School Board members sworn-in

Board members were sworn into office at Thursday's meeting of the Christian County School Board. While board m...

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School Board Members Sworn In - Vimarsana News

School Board Members Sworn In

The Christian County Board of Education is once again full, after a brief history lesson. Thursday night's meeting started with Circuit Court Judge Andrew Self