From UMW: Becca Winicour stands on her tiptoes to snag a soy yogurt off the top shelf, as Maggie Ellis, grocery scanner in hand, consults another classmate. “I found three blueberry ones,” she said, “but they’re not even a month old.” These University of Mary...
Spotsylvania High Homecoming 2021
The Homecoming Parade….
Thanking a mentor: Fredericksburg School Superintendent Dr. Marci Catlett thanks longtime educator and community leader Marguerite Young for her guidance.
Mrs. Young was surprised at an event at Shiloh Baptist Church (Old Site) downtown.
The Fredericksburg NAACP announced Wednesday night the creation of three awards to be given yearly to Fredericksburg City School employees.
Fredericksburg School officials say it’s in response to stories statewide about weapons, violence and drugs at high school football games.
P.E. teacher Larry Lewis the Virginia focus. It’s a story about mowing lawns and honoring teachers
Homecoming at Stafford High
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Herb Monroe, Madison Elementary Principal Teresa Hicks, Lewis and Clark Elementary Cynthia Brown, Caroline Middle School Principal Corrine Griggs.
The competitive historic mural grant program has provided more than $40,000 to fund mural projects that highlight Stafford County’s rich history.
Friday night halftime @ Maury Stadium
On Thursday, she’ll present a free, public lecture entitled “Everything You Need to Know About Dementia Caregiving Communication” in the Hurley Convergence Center at 4 p.m.
Chancellor High School Lightning Regiment Marching Band
These changes begin September 27th and are meant to help bus schedules. The School Board did not discuss this on Tuesday night
Stafford School officials acknowledge that the results have slow, but they say bus delays and problems are improving and better days are ahead.
Stafford School Board member Patricia Healy says, “We cannot leave children standing at bus stops for hours.” Calls for better communication to families.
Erin Grampp and Baron Braswell say if you’re mad about masks, and you’re mad at your local school board, your anger is misplaced
From anger to understanding to frustration. The Spotsylvania School Board heard it all Monday night. Just about three hours of public comment.
Over 250 students (from JM and Stafford High School) spent Saturday morning doing volunteer work around the community.
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