A forum for local candidates will be held Sept. 29, while a state forum will take place Oct. 13.

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A forum for local candidates will be held Sept. 29, while a state forum will take place Oct. 13.
Three candidates are vying to replace Nicole Cole, who is running for the 66th District House of Delegates seat.
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.
Three board of supervisors races and three school board seats are on the ballot in Spotsylvania this election cycle.
Rich Lieberman, Gabrielle Sulzbach Pickover and Todd Rump are vying to replace Lisa Phelps on the board.
Other policy approvals concern handling of third-party complaints and addition of a student representative to the board.
Courtland District representative Carol Medawar voted against the policy, citing the board’s contentious nature.
The board voted 5-2 to remove halters, tank or tube tops, bare midriffs/crop tops as inappropriate clothing for students.
In another Spotsylvania County Public Schools legal matter, a judge ordered school board member Nicole Cole’s attorney to pay attorney fees for two fellow board members that she is suing.
Often-outspoken, she has represented county’s Lee Hill District since 2017.
Email from board chair Megan Jackson noted that the body will follow policy that allows law enforcement to remove speakers from building.
Local transfer of $170.8 million represents division’s largest-ever year-over-year increase from board of supervisors.
Five board members believe changes already made to the hiring process will eliminate job candidates who may harm children.
Superintendent addressed last week’s gun discharge at Lee Hill Elementary School and a shooting involving current and former Spotsylvania students that happened the following day.
Supervisors approved an $840.6 million Capital Improvement Plan over the next five years with $228.4 million going to the school division.
Vice Chair Belen Rodas rushed to meeting from airport to give the board the required four present members.
The district is educating more English Language Learners and economically disadvantaged students than in 2014-15, officials said.
Spotsylvania County School Board member Nicole Cole is suing her fellow board members for $1 million, alleging malicious prosecution.
Ed Petrovich proposed a total budget increase of $131.3 million without raising the real estate tax rate.