Through the agreement, students who hope to become teachers can begin solidifying career preparations while in high school with dual enrollment courses that can be applied toward a Germanna degree and later transferred to UMW, or directly applied at UMW.
The Stafford School Board adopts a virtual start to school for elementary students.
The Stafford School Board adopted a plan to start school virtually for high school and middle school.
Fredericksburg School Board member Jarvis Bailey says COVID-19 presents a challenge to educators. But Bailey says he’s confident teachers will meet the challenge.
The action was precipitated by the exhaustive work of UMW’s Campus Environment Presidential Ad Hoc Committee.
The Fredericksburg School Board unanimously approved a plan to make at least the first nine weeks of school all virtual. It follows a similar plans adopted by other area schools that focuses on the safety of students and teachers.
Where are we now? Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker and School Board Chairman Baron Braswell.
CDC exceptions will be allowed
The UMW Athletic Department will continue work with the Mary Washington COVID-19 Implementation Team, the Athletics COVID-19 Action Team, the Capital Athletic Conference, and the NCAA to consider any options for moving competition for fall sports to the spring
Here’s the plan Stafford School Superintendent Dr. Kizner presented to the School Board on how virtual school will operate in the county to open the year. The School Board will vote next week.
The Stafford School Board will vote next week on a new back to school plan proposed by Superintendent Dr. Scott Kizner. Dr. Kizner has reversed course and is now endorsing a plan where elementary schools would be all virtual until at least early October. Early November for middle school and high school.
School is a challenge everywhere right now. Last week Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker talked to his School Board about the hardships and opportunities ahead.
Supplies are collected through July 27, 2020 and distributed to schools on August 4.
The Spotsylvania School Board approved a plan to send students back to the classroom on a limited basis beginning in October. When they return, Don Upperco explains how schools will be operated.
Virtual school would begin in August and continue thru the first nine weeks in October. At that point and depending on the COVID-19 numbers, the school board could implement a virtual learning/two days in school plan.
Parrish Learning Zone says it’s been a difficult school year! Let us help you catch up and start the new school year feeling prepared and confident.
The Mayfield Civic Association in Fredericksburg teams up with some State Farm Insurance Agents to provide a hot spot to expand wifi service in the neighborhood. Without the service, many students would not be able to keep up with their online classes.
The NSWCDD—Germanna Educational Partnership Agreement aligns with the Department of the Navy’s new civilian human capital strategy released in January 2020 to position the Navy for success.
https://www.newstalk1230.net/episode/town-talk-spotsy-school/
As outlined in #ForwardUMW, a detailed plan released this week for returning to campus in August, change is more than meets the eye. Schedules, relationships and behavior – all will be different
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