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TCAT Elizabethton projects record enrollment in Fall 2024 - Vimarsana News

TCAT Elizabethton projects record enrollment in Fall 2024

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Tennessee College of Applied Technology’s (TCAT) Elizabethton campus will see more students this year than it ever has. In a press release, TCAT Elizabethton President David Hicks said the college projected 1,050 students for the Fall trimester. Hicks said the college set another enrollment record over the Summer. 437 students […]

Source: wjhl.com
ADHD Explosive Behavior: How My Family Learned to Keep Calm - Vimarsana News

ADHD Explosive Behavior: How My Family Learned to Keep Calm

Explosive behavior is torture for parents of children with ADHD and explosive behavior. Here, find expert strategies for defusing the anger and rage, and teaching your child how to gain control.

Elizabethton School Board approves $40 million budget for FY23-24 - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton School Board approves $40 million budget for FY23-24

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City School Board unanimously approved the school budget for the 2023-24 Fiscal Year during Tuesday’s meeting.

Elizabethton schools ask city council for $1 million for three building projects - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton schools ask city council for $1 million for three building projects

Elizabethton City Schools requested the Elizabethton City Council provide $1 million for three major building projects being planned in the near future.

She saw a void in Richmond's cheering community. So she formed a new squad. - Vimarsana News

She saw a void in Richmond's cheering community. So she formed a new squad.

A decade ago, Elizabeth Rafferty founded River City Stars. Her nonprofit welcomes athletes of different abilities starting at age five.

Source: wtvr.com