Division is anticipating the need to build a new elementary school and high school in the next five years.
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Division is anticipating the need to build a new elementary school and high school in the next five years.
For more than 30 years, Ferry Farm Elementary’s D.A.R.E. Parade has brought students, teachers, and law enforcement together.
Larry DiBella and Amanda Monroe are aiming to replace outgoing board member April Gillespie.
Sixteen inductees will be recognized prior to Friday night’s football game against Courtland and at a gala on Nov. 12.
Superintendent Sarah Calveric said adjusting to the elevation in standards will prove a statewide challenge.
The board also wants the county to be able to impose a 1-percent sales tax for school construction.
Medical school would be first in Northern Virginia and would focus on training community physicians.
Superintendent Clint Mitchell said he’s hopeful the school will reopen Thursday.
At least one victim’s family is preparing to file a lawsuit against the school division for its handling of the case.
Sarah Breedin Chase, who was first elected in 2017, faces challenger Fawn Chergosky.
Division showcases mission, vision and tagline — plus new logo — at ceremony Tuesday.
Board also approved the retirement of Director of Operations Don Upperco.
Eagles have notched shut out seven of their first 11 opponents this season, including nemesis Christopher Newport.
He has already been honored by the Virginia Department of Education and the Stafford County school division.
Michele Egan alleges she suffered a traumatic brain injury and partial blindness after being caught up in a brawl involving five female students.
Spotsylvania Schools will host the annual Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness drive Oct. 3–4 at the Southpoint Walmart to collect essential items for families served by the Treasure House at Massaponax High School.
Lawyer says King has rented a bedroom in a friend’s home in the Battlefield District since January.
The mural honors Walker’s Inn, a beloved gathering place for decades.
An email to students about the club ignited a social-media firestorm in the county last week.
On museum’s 15-year anniversary, a call to support institution, which enshrines local minority history.