Vice Chair Belen Rodas rushed to meeting from airport to give the board the required four present members.

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Vice Chair Belen Rodas rushed to meeting from airport to give the board the required four present members.
Former NFL star wide receiver will sign autographs and take photos with fans from 1-2 p.m. at Legend’s Grille in Spotsylvania for a good cause.
Division wants to engage the community as it discusses potential new facilities in the county.
The district is educating more English Language Learners and economically disadvantaged students than in 2014-15, officials said.
Spotsylvania County School Board member Nicole Cole is suing her fellow board members for $1 million, alleging malicious prosecution.
Updated elementary school zoning encounters ‘a little glitch.’
Ed Petrovich proposed a total budget increase of $131.3 million without raising the real estate tax rate.
15 spellers are competing for a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee this spring.
Teachers also would see pay raises as part of the $503.1 million spending plan.
A pretrial hearing for former superintendent’s wrongful termination suit is set for May 21.
Division will hold a public hearing on the budget March 3, with a joint work session with city council set for early April.
With four Black members, the board is the only governing body in the Fredericksburg area with a majority of minorities.
Current Hugh Mercer Principal James Snyder will transition to facilities and operations at the division level.
Many school officials start checking roads at 4 a.m. when winter weather is a factor.
School board unanimously approved fiscal year 2026 operating budget and Capital Improvement Plan.
Mitchell: It’s been a ‘lonely’ journey as the first Black superintendent of Spotsylvania County.
Annual Colors of Africa cultural event features traditional clothing, dances.
Representatives from Virginia Tech and the University of Mary Washington voiced support for the legislation.
Virginia State Senator Tara Durant invited the Fredericksburg City Public Schools’ Youth Mental Health Task Force to the Capitol for the Virginia General Assembly to be recognized on Wednesday, January 29.
The donation, which takes the form of $100,000 payments over 10 years, will fund a center for Career and Technical Education.