As the Americans with Disabilities Act’s 30th year and October’s Disability Awareness Month shine a light on one of the country’s most underrepresented groups, so does a new UMW course
Only 10 of the 132 Virginia public school divisions earned this distinction in the Forbes ranking. Of those 10, SCPS was ranked 4th highest.
Fredericksburg School Board members talk about the difficult decisions involved in a return to school–and the heroic work of many teachers.
Fredericksburg School Superintendent Dr. Marci Catlett laid out a return to school plan to the City School Board on Monday.
UMW received high marks in all categories, including academics, with students reporting to find faculty members both interesting and accessible.
Germanna Give Day is Monday. It’s about raising money to impact programs that directly help families.
Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr Scott Baker and School Board Chairman Baron Braswell talk about the hybrid start to school and local funding.
Spotsylvania School Board member Lisa Phelps advocates for a return of students to school: “Cats are suffering.”
Spotsylvania Schools are on schedule to switch to a hybrid learning model October 12th. School Board Chairman Baron Braswell asks the community to give it a chance.
GO Virginia is a statewide economic development initiative that provides project-based funds to encourage collaboration among private industry, higher education, and government partners to create higher-paying jobs.
GCC President Dr. Janet Gullickson: “Germanna has anticipated this necessity and is thoroughly prepared to continue our excellence. In fact, our fall enrollment is up.”
Spotsylvania Supervisors are scheduled to hold a public hearing Tuesday night on how the county should spend the second round of its federal COVID-19 money.
For every $20 raised, Operation Warm provides a child in need with a new winter coat. This year, Stafford Schools has a $15,000 fundraising goal.
Here’s the list on when and where the meals are available
The Spotsylvania School Board heard comments from both sides on Monday night. The board rejected plans to stay virtual thru the first semester or to return students four days a week.
Spotsylvania School Board member Kirk Twigg says it’s time for students to be in school at least four days a week. Motion fails 4-3
Employers will have the opportunity to pitch their organization, discuss job and internship opportunities, and then take questions from students and alumn
“We rate schools based on what they do for the country” and the public good, states an intro to the 2020 rankings, which rate four-year schools on factors such as social mobility, research, public service and activism.”
President Troy Paino said he made the decision after conferring with medical experts, presidential colleagues, parents and others, always keeping the health and well being of students, faculty, staff and area residents foremost in mind
sPower and five other community partners have funded 16 mobile hotspots for this school year.
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