Devices in zones outside Hugh Mercer Elementary and James Monroe High School could be operational before end of the year and generate $900,000 in annual revenue for city.
Mitchell comes to Spotsylvania after leading a division with two schools and 625 total students.
It’s been nearly a year in the making.
Delay until August could pose issues ‘financially, logistically,’ with construction, according to county staff.
A school official told supervisors the delay will impact construction at the Brooke Point site by at least several months.
At special meeting, school board adjusts budget and establishes Deans of Students.
Summer is typically the time when parents and students start visiting college campuses.
Taylor, who was named Region III Superintendent of the Year, will lead the nation’s 15th largest school system starting this fall.
Students faced misdemeanor trespassing charges related to arrests at Jefferson Square encampment on April 27.
Teacher salaries get another 0.5% boost thanks to additional state budget funds.
School board continues to explore drug testing; also approved new policies on the code of conduct, libraries and instructional materials.
Cell phones will be allowed in the cafeteria and after school–except during tutoring.
FCPS published information about proposed changes to policy for first time on Monday night.
After fleeing Kabul as a refugee, Nargis Zadran found a home in Stafford and a purpose with the nonprofit Educate Girls Now.
Cougars pulled within one run in the top of the third but the Raiders scored nine in innings four through six to earn the title.
Cougars and Bears will both appear in Virginia High School League state semifinals on Friday.
A complete list of where to find meals for school-age children and teens this summer.
Battlefield District representative Nicole Cole’s trial date in alleged assault of fellow board member Lisa Phelps set for July 1.
Board also questioned Lisa Phelps and April Gillespie about not signing a confidentiality agreement related to superintendent search.
EPA awarded $3,490,000 to Fredericksburg City Public Schools to help purchase 10 electric buses.
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