Spotsylvania High School freshman track and field phenom Landon Josephs won two state titles last weekend and is preparing for nationals this week.
The board of supervisors pledged that the county will become more involved with arranging the community gatherings in the future.
Board voted Monday night to direct staff to craft a policy on reimplementing valedictorian and salutatorian status for students ranked first and second in their class.
Tension is growing between Superintendent Clint Mitchell and school board members Larry DiBella and Rich Lieberman.
D.J. Palmer, who has been coaching high school football since age 19, led Hartwood High School during the program’s first-ever football practice, on June 1.
Amazon spokesperson: company reported the violations, which were resolved earlier this year.
Supervisors implored residents to become more civically engaged so they don’t miss future public hearings.
Top two students not formally recognized since Caroline County Public Schools policy change in 2014-15.
The $400.6 million referendum will address various school, public safety, transportation, and solid waste projects.
Caroline Superintendent Sarah Calveric called the board’s actions during a May 12 meeting ‘despicable.’
The Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted the event at Gari Melchers Home and Studio in Stafford County.
OPM director: influx of federal workers who accepted the Trump administration’s Deferred Resignation Program caused backlog.
Funds would go toward facilities and maintenance, transportation, and technology improvements.
Assistant County Administrator Ben Loveday also outlined new uses for three other county facilities.
Board ultimately decided to release funds from the two grants with the most urgent deadlines.
Policy requires board members to arrange all school visits with the superintendent.
SCPS aims to expand its capacity by building new schools and converting the Career and Technical Education center into additional space.
All charges were dismissed in January after authorities determined that both parties contributed to the incident.
Supervisors believe teacher raises should be based on merit; superintendent bristles at notion.
The board put an immediate freeze on some approved positions until the state budget is finalized.
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