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January 1, 2021
(BEDFORD) – In December 2020, Lawrence County Independent Schools was approved to operate as a charter school, Indiana State Police began an investigation after skeletal remains were found in Orleans, a Bloomington man was arrested after he stabbed his mother to death and injured his father, Brent Comer was named Mitchell Community Schools Superintendent, and Governor Holcomb extended the public health emergency for another 30 days.
Lawrence County Independent Schools Approved To Operate As A Charter School
In December 2020, Lawrence County Independent Schools was approved to operate as a charter school.
Lawrence County Independent Schools started the application process with Education One LLC and Trine University to operate a charter school following the consolidation of four elementary schools and one middle school in the North Lawrence Community School system.
1. COVID-19
Schools in Juneau County closed starting March 18 in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Governor Tony Evers on March 13 directed Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to issue an agency order mandating the closure of all public and private K-12 schools in Wisconsin, including Juneau County, according to a release from Eversâ office.
Students at Necedah School District learn in a socially distanced environment, while wearing masks and in small class sizes, as part of safety efforts in an attempt to reduce transmission rates of COVID-19 while allowing in-person instruction. TANYA KOTLOWSKI/Contributed
Days later Evers issued another order issuing a statewide ban on all gatherings of more than 10 people and the closing of inside dining at bars and restaurants.
Earlier this year, a number of individuals and members of the business community from throughout Monroe County collaborated to provide for an armored vehicle for the Monroe County Sheriffâs Office. It was previously used by the U.S. Marine Corps, and the MCSO acquired it through a program, thanks to local donations.
Donors who made it possible were Robert Tomey; Larry Clark; Kenâs Auto; Lisa Jewelry; Tronox; Leeâs Precast; Evans Plumbing; Meadowood Baptist Church; Alsupâs Heating and Air; Bob Forbus State Farm; First Baptist Church Amory; Coxey Rentals; E.E. Pickle Funeral Home; Aberdeen and Amoryâs Renasant Bank branches; Amory Marine; Sherwin Williams in Amory; R&B Towing in Aberdeen; Precision Communication in Amory; First United Methodist Church in Amory; Friends to Elect Chris Brown; Helton Family Dental Care; Mickey and Sheila Miller; and 1st American National Bank in Amory.