Dr. Calveric is now a contender for the Commonwealth’s Superintendent of the Year award which will be announced in late April.
Caroline School Superintendent named Region 3 Superintendent of the Year in Virginia
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PHOTOS: An afternoon with UMW Athletics
Baseball vs. Bridgewater. LAX vs. Stevens. All games free.
Diagnostic Medical Sonography Degree announced at Rappahannock Community College
Two in-person informational sessions at the Warsaw and Glenns campuses are planned.
LISTEN: Town Talk/Spotsylvania Schools Social Workers
This is School Social Workers Week. Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan from Spotsylvania Schools talk about the important work done in a wide range of areas. “We Rise.”
UMW receives $30 million gift for undergraduate research and scholarships
The git is from the estate of Irene Piscopo Rodgers. A 1959 alumna and lifetime supporter of her alma mater, Rodgers passed away on July 18, 2022, in Huntington, New York.
Germanna and UMW receive grants to develop lab schools
A Lab School is a public, nonsectarian, nonreligious school established by a public institution of higher education, public higher education center, institute, authority or other eligible institution of higher education.
LISTEN: Town Talk/Germanna Community College-Veterans
Christian Tompkins and Bob Dixon talks about services and resources Germanna provides to veterans and their families.
Dahlgren campus leader driven to keep learning
A primary goal of the Dahlgren Campus is to foster innovation and technological education at all levels in King George and Caroline counties and Virginia’s Northern Neck.
Award-winning journalist and scholar Jelani Cobb to discuss Tyre Nichols case virtually Monday as part of Germanna series
The Half-Life of Freedom: Race and Justice in America Today
WATCH: Innovation Challange @ Dahlgren features ten colleges and universities
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division is hosting ten colleges and universities for the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Innovation Challenge.
WATCH: Stafford School Board approves a budget to meet growth needs
The Stafford School Board is sending a budget to the Board of Supervisors asking for just over 49 million dollars in new money. The budget is 29 million dollars higher than the budget the superintendent gave the board.
WATCH: Spotsy School Superintendent talks budget to board of supervisors
Closing remarks: Superintendent Taylor explains why there’s a request for large increase in local funds. Taylor is the former county administrator. He says in that role he had never been briefed on the severity of some of the needs.
Louisa mourns the loss of a student in a Friday night crash
Louisa students and their families gathered on the school baseball diamond to leave flowers and gather in memory of Chase Luck
Spotsy School Board member Kirk Twigg facing forgery charges
Twigg charged on Thursday
Twigg indicted by Grand Jury on forgery, destruction of records charges
Two indictments appeared on Virginia Courts Case site.
North Stafford High School hosts signature Black history month event
Event Features Student Performances, Expo, and Keynote Speaker Deuntay Diggs
Germanna launches ambitious program aiming to give every student real-world experience
“The GermannaWorks program allows our students to get hands-on experience in the field, to learn about themselves, and to implement the skills they’ve learned in the classroom in the real-life workplace.”
Community Mobile Enrollment Festivals to be held through July in Stafford
The school division will host community Mobile Enrollment Festivals, in-person registration events, through July 14, 2023 to assist families with the registration process.
WATCH: Spotsy School Board takes no actions Monday night. Will return Wednesday
Board members Phelps and Gillespie wanted to return on Tuesday–until they were told the Board of Supervisors would be meeting the same time
WATCH: Spotsy citizens speak out against School Board proposed snack policy
The Spotsylvania School Board was told by nearly every speaker on Monday night not to adopt a proposed policy on donations of snacks to schools.
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