The Spotsylvania Career & Tech Center partnered with the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office to provide “Stop the Bleed” training to all Medical Assisting II and DE Health Care Technician students.

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The Spotsylvania Career & Tech Center partnered with the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office to provide “Stop the Bleed” training to all Medical Assisting II and DE Health Care Technician students.
Board also discusses funds for student laptops, capital improvements.
Macy’s and JED Foundation donated furnishing, labor to create a special space for high school students.
Six candidates applied to fill the vacancy left after Matthew Roles resigned last month.
Ex-school chief alleges First Amendment rights were violated when he was terminated less than two months after hosting conservative Christian book fair.
At reception, elementary school namesake feted by local leaders, presidential hopeful Harris.
As part of the Greenheart Exchange, eight teachers from the Philippines and will begin teaching at Caroline Middle School and Caroline High School later this month.
Adoption of new technology comes after several students were arrested last month on felony charges related to threats of school violence.
The Eagles are the No. 1 team in the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division III Top 25 rankings—a position they’ve held three weeks in a row.
Only 85.4% of schools statewide are fully accredited.
Public invited to community meeting at Stafford High School to review proposed boundary adjustments.
Apparent victims are students with disabilities ranging from 4-5 years of age.
Supervisors also aim to shorten early-voting period.
Work session held Monday night focused on proper board governance.
James Monroe District representative Matthew Roles resigned earlier this month.
The school ranks No. 132 nationwide, according to publication.
Area school divisions are getting creative when it comes enticing students to attend school regularly.
A chance to remember a life lost too soon with messages to parents and students of “See Something Say Something.”
Major Liz Scott with the Spotsylania Sheriff’s Office says teen violence prevention begins at home.
2024 Baron Braswell Run Against Teen Violence: Spotsylvania Sheriff Roger talks about prevention.