Superintendent addressed last week’s gun discharge at Lee Hill Elementary School and a shooting involving current and former Spotsylvania students that happened the following day.
Ciara Armstead and Terrence Carroll were released on $5,000 unsecured bond. They will be arraigned April 11.
No students or staff were injured in the Monday morning incident at Lee Hill Elementary School.
Superintendent concerned that change to state-supported positions from what lawmakers passed will prove costly to the school division.
Spotsylvania Superintendent Mitchell advises families that the school division will not inquire about students’ immigration status.
Misty Kelley was accused of assaulting a 5-year-old first-grade student on Aug. 28.
While data is still flowing in, reading program is already yielding positive results for students in grades 1-8.
School board recently heard from a consulting firm detailing the steps to developing a five-year strategic plan.
Division emailed parents and guardians Tuesday evening informing them of threatening messages being sent to Black students.
Based on new accountability framework, nine county schools would be considered ‘Off Track’ and six would be listed under ‘Needs Intensive Support.’
Board, division grappling with effects of a nearly $50 million budget shortfall.
Ex-school chief alleges First Amendment rights were violated when he was terminated less than two months after hosting conservative Christian book fair.
Adoption of new technology comes after several students were arrested last month on felony charges related to threats of school violence.
Apparent victims are students with disabilities ranging from 4-5 years of age.
Work session held Monday night focused on proper board governance.
Area school divisions are getting creative when it comes enticing students to attend school regularly.
School and law enforcement officials released a joint statement informing the community about recent threats.
Teacher is now facing a felony charge of extortion in writing and a misdemeanor charge of violating a protection order.
The alleged victim’s mother reported to the sheriff’s office that when her child returned home from school she noticed bruising on her back and ribs.
New superintendent wants to focus on the future, but at least one board member is calling for an investigation into an April incident.
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