The Spotsylvania School Board voted unanimously to send special education students back to the classroom on February 9th. Transportation will be available starting the 11th. School Board member Baron Braswell admitted he made a mistake in recommending low incidence students learn at home.
Back to school in Spotsylvania. The vote last night was unanimous. The board previously voted to return March 1.
It’s a pick-me-up for the staff at the school.
The Spotsylvania School Board voted 4-3 (Grampp, Shelley, Daniels, Braswell) to keep school virtual until March 1.
Rev. Aaron Dobynes of Fredericksburg’s Shiloh (Old Site) Baptist Church, an expert on Martin Luther King Jr., will present UMW’s MLK Celebration keynote address Wednesday at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
Spotsylvania School Superintendent Dr. Scott Baker on current conditions, year-round school, the upcoming school budget and broadband.
Virginia Purple Star Designation applies to military friendly schools that demonstrate a major commitment to students and families connected to the nation’s military.
Mayor Greenlaw and Dr. Catlett talk about Covid-19 safety measures and the recently announced plans for bringing students back into the classroom in January.
G3 invests in Virginia community college degree programs specifically designed to meet the high-demand needs of Virginia businesses and make those programs little or no-cost to low and middle-income students.
COVID-19 numbers up around the region.
The Spotsylvania School Board voted 4-3 to change the name of Robert E. Lee Elementary School.
Year-round school in the 2021-2022 school year. Governor Northam says it’s being discussed.
University of Mary Washington Museums Executive Director Scott Harris talks about the challenges facing museums in this time of COVID-19.
No decision yet. The Spotsylvania School Board heard from county residents on Wednesday night for about 90 minutes about renaming Robert E. Lee Elementary School. A vote on how to proceed is now the next step.
The Spotsylvania School Board is scheduled to hold a public hearing this Wednesday night at 7 on renaming Robert E. Lee Elementary School.
Lee Hill School Board member Lisa Phelps on why students should return to the classroom.
There are some exceptions…
From UMW: In a year when many are sticking close to home, the upcoming William B. Crawley Great Lives lecture season, now in its 18th year, will be virtual this spring and returns to its roots by featuring the expertise of University of Mary Washington faculty....
Seniors are encouraged to apply now through the foundation’s online application portal
Virtual graduation at the December graduation at Germanna Community College. Here are some highlights
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