A state education official visited the area for a conversation on cell phone policies, the Fredericksburg Fire Chief sat down to detail the city’s response to the CSX train derailment and high school football practice got underway in extreme heat, in this week’s edition of Press Rewind.
Three school divisions in the Fredericksburg region have already developed policies, while Caroline and Spotsylvania counties are exploring the issue as well.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Free Press, Mitchell discussed his upbringing, his leadership style and what it will take to change the narrative of the Spotsylvania school division.
Mitchell comes to Spotsylvania after leading a division with two schools and 625 total students.
A complete list of where to find meals for school-age children and teens this summer.
In other pressing business, the board discusses furries and ‘porn books.’
The employee, a 73-year-old Spotsylvania woman, has since been fired.
Eighteen Panthers were recognized at a ceremony on the football field Thursday afternoon.
No students reported exposure to narcotics but were checked out as a precaution; their classroom was professionally cleaned.
Veteran educator Chawrdi Elliott hired to lead the school’s staff after previously serving as an assistant principal at Stafford High School.
Nearly 2,100 responses received from online survey in a little more than a week.
Four forums will be held next week for community members to provide input about the search process.
ESSER-funded paraprofessionals and maintenance costs in peril with approved budget.
Fredericksburg City Public Schools will be dismissed early for safety precautions and to allow families to experience the event together.
Division plans to introduce its new superintendent on June 17.
School Board will hold a special meeting March 25 to discuss the next steps in its search for Taylor’s replacement.
Taylor’s controversy-filled tenure comes to an end after 5-0 vote during special meeting.
Interim superintendent reminds parents to remain with children at bus stops.
The school board will present its budget to the supervisors on Feb. 20. The supervisors will meet on Feb. 27 to set an advertised tax rate.
The district received a $2,000 educational grant from the Dominion Foundation.
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