Michelle Patton Swisher with Spotsylvania Schools and Spotsylvania Deputy Margarita Figueroa talk about an event to talk to parents and kids about human trafficking awareness, social media protections, drug abuse, and more.
UMW senior Adrianna Giddings is this year’s Citizenship Award for Diversity Leadership winner. Now legally blind, she began losing her sight at age 16.
84 Lumber’s business partners at Culpeper Wood Preservers and Jefferson Homebuilders are also donating $100,000.
Beyond formal coursework, Wells seeks opportunities to mentor students toward lifelong learning and professional excellence
Mr. Raska greets students the final day before break
UMW’s Tuition Promise starts for Pell-eligible Virginia students in the 2024-25 academic year.
Commencement held on Wednesday at UMW’s Anderson Center
Ribel decided he would start working full-time as an electrician to get practical experience while taking night classes in Workforce Development at Germanna.
Caeden Ribel graduates with an Associate Degree inTechnical Studies with a focus on Industrial Electrical Maintenance. He tells his Germanna story.
Brandie Williams with the Rappahannock Area Community Services Board spoke at the afternoon Health Sciences Pinning
Motion to adjorn…right up until the end the Spotsylvania School Board argued. A new board begins January 1.
After two years, this version of the Spotsylvania School Board met for the final time last night.
Bruce Davis of Germanna Community College and Jennifer Hurst-Wender with Historic Germanna.
Grant will help train more students–specifically military veterans–on road construction.
A significant portion of the funds will go toward the Academy’s mission to train military veterans for careers in road and bridge construction.
Part of the focus will be on creating careers in road building for military veterans.
Lectures will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from January through March 2024. All are open to the public free of charge and begin at 7:30 p.m. in Dodd Auditorium
Spotsylvania School Board member Dawn Shelley comments on Superintendent Mark Taylor’s support for public education funding in the past. Shelley says as county administrator, Taylor did not back the schools.
Academy classes will be based at Germanna’s Daniel Technology Center in Culpeper.
Germanna’s completely online, accelerated College Everywhere program allowed her to work and study at the same time, taking the classes at home at her convenience.
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