This three-part series of public discussions with local leaders, held on Tuesdays in April on Zoom, aims to amp up critical dialogue about climate change, environmental justice, clean energy and conservation.
15 square foot indoor hydroponic garden equals 2005 square feet of traditional farmland
Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker talks about four days in school for hybrid students beginning April 12, the budget. state mandated testing and graduation.
A community discussion is planned after the showing
Division will host in-person registration event April 15
Caroline Schools: Chief Operating Officer Marcia Stevens, Superintendent Dr. Sarah Calveric and School Board Chairman Dr. Jowanda Rollins-Fells.
Month-long celebration culminates in virtual Band Together to Fight Hunger event
Mayor Greenlaw’s guest is Germanna Community College President Dr. Janet Gullickson
Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt, Traci East and Lynn Miller talk about the importance of wellness. Wellness advice for educators.
Spotsylvania Schools will bring hybrid students back four days a week beginning April 12th. School Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker explains why he and his staff endorsed that date.
Spotsylvania students will return to the classroom four days a week starting April 12th. That was the recommendation of the school administration. Board members Phelps, Twigg and Abuismail favored four days a week to begin March 23rd or 29th.
Stafford School Superintendent Dr. Scott Kizner talks about plans to bring students back four days a week later next month. We also talk about teachers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers and other involved in making schools work.
Rolling their sleeves up. Caroline County Schools have been a partner with Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County.
Germanna Community College celebrated 50 years on Saturday with a virtual Gala. One focus was helping first generation college students–The Gladys P. Todd Academy.
Germanna Community College celebrated 50 years over the weekend with a virtual Gala. One focus was the Germanna Guarantee.
Germanna Community College held a virtual 50 years Gala celebration on Saturday night. Looking back and ahead. President Dr. Janet Gullickson closed the program with a look a what’s ahead.
Only 30 of the 500 employers listed were in the education category and of those only six public school divisions earned this distinction in the Forbes ranking.
Central Rappahannock Regional Library Youth Services Coordinator Darcie Caswell with an update on curbside pickup, the annual Adult Reading Challenge, and a new year-long challenge
The pandemic has slowed many down. Two UMW grads are moving forward as Fulbright Scholars.
Maryland Judge Kerwin Miller gave the virtual keynote address on Wednesday night for the James Farmer Multicultural Center’s Black History Month celebration.
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