VIDEO: Spotsylvania School Board member Erin Grampp says comments to the press by Chancellor District Supervisor Tim McLaughlin places the State Police investigation of a 600-thousand dollar cyber crime at risk.

VIDEO: Spotsylvania School Board member Jim Meyer refuted point-by-point accusations published by Chancellor District Supervisor Tim McLaughlin against the school system.

VIDEO: For the first time since a $600-thousand dollar cyber crime was committed against Spotsylvania Schools, Superintendent Scott Baker talked about it in comments to the school board.

VIDEO: Spotsylvania School Board members responded to the theft of $600-thousand dollars:

VIDEO: The start of school means buses are back on the road. We talked with Captain Chris Giles with the King George Sheriff’s Office. Buses back on the roads–if you need to–leave earlier in the morning and NEVER pass a bus with the lights on.

AUDIO: Back to school in Stafford. School Superintendent Dr. Scott Kizner talks about learning proof your home. There’s a new school opening, need for more bus drivers and the My Stop Bus App.

VIDEO: A day to celebrate in North Stafford. The ribbon cut (by a student, not elected officials) at the new Anne Moncure Elementary. It’s located less than a mile from the old school.

PHOTOS: Nearly two years after ground was broken on the project, the ribbon was cut at the new Anne E. Moncure Elementary School in North Stafford on Juggins Road. The new Moncure Elementary is located less than a mile from the original building on Route 610.

VIDEO: Ready or not, it’s time to get into a school mode. Spotsylvania Chancellor District School Board member Dawn Shelley is a mom and a teacher. She says if you have younger kids, start talking about school now….

VIDEO: Rappahannock United Way held a weeklong boot camp for rising juniors to those who will be college freshman. On the final day of Mission: Independence, the campers organized a book swap.

VIDEO: Stuff the Bus in Spotsylvania was about collecting school supplies. It was also about the community working together.

PHOTOS: Stuffing the Bus in Spotsy. Schools supplies poured in all day for county students in need of every little and big thing. Everything collected goes to Treasure House-which will then distribute what’s needed to students and families in need.

AUDIO: Cooking Autism has grown from Conway Elementary in Stafford County to now helping 54 special education classrooms in the region.   We get an update and find out ways the community can help.   

VIDEO: Spotsylvania Schools on Saturday hold their annual Stuff the Bus event to collect school supplies for needy students. What is collected Saturday at the Southpoint Walmart will go to Treasure House at Massaponax High School. Treasure House assists students, families and teachers.

VIDEO: 1st District Congressman Rob Wittman among the volunteers Wednesday night at the Dahlgren Walmart as the King George Family YMCA took kids shopping for school clothes with their Bright Beginnings program.

PHOTOS: 1st District Congressman Rob Wittman was one of the volunteers on Wednesday night who shopped with kids in Dahlgren at the King George Family YMCA’s Better Beginnings program.

PHOTOS: The King George Family YMCA wrapped up two nights of getting kids ready for the start of school.

AUDIO: Stuff the Bus preview.  Collecting school supplies for Spotsylvania students in need.  It’s this Saturday 9-5 at the Southpoint Walmart. 

Stafford-based Cooking Autism is awarding two scholarships to area educators and supplying programs for 52 local special ed classes, impacting over 350 students with autism or other neurological challenges. A $1,000 scholarship goes to Megan Siegfried of Caroline to...