Board voted 3-2 to continue advertising the executive director of middle schools position.
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Board voted 3-2 to continue advertising the executive director of middle schools position.
Clint Mitchell said a policy on handling protests will be developed and put in place for the 2026-27 school year.
Students left class to peacefully protest immigration enforcement actions.
The school division’s proposed budget calls for a $55.4 million increase from fiscal year 2026.
Board also re-elected Megan Jackson as chair and Belen Rodas as vice chair.
For the first time, accountability and student performance are determined separately.
During Monday meeting, the Spotsylvania NAACP presented an award to Superintendent Clint Mitchell commending him for the way he handled an inquiry about his immigration status, credentials.
A judge in Spotsylvania Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court sentenced Miguel Velasquez Velasco to 48 years in prison Friday.
Division will request full-time counsel, an internal investigator, two paralegals and an administrative assistant in the fiscal year 2027 budget.
School funding and workforce development were other major topics discussed during the Region III legislative breakfast.
Division is anticipating the need to build a new elementary school and high school in the next five years.
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.
Miguel Velasquez Velasco will face over 200 years in prison when he is sentenced Nov. 21.
Increased safety measures announced shortly after a shooting involving county teens earlier this week.
School board member Lorita Daniels requested the policy regulating the memorial park be revisited.
The school board recognized Christine Culberson of Battlefield Middle School and Edie Brooks of Post Oak Middle for their achievements during a meeting Monday night.
Superintendent highlighted increase in funding, lower employee turnover and the division’s new strategic plan during convocation to kick off the upcoming school year.
Change will take effect for the upcoming school year.
Other policy approvals concern handling of third-party complaints and addition of a student representative to the board.