Legal Aid Works and the Brisben Center homeless shelter also pushed for funding at a public hearing Tuesday night.
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Legal Aid Works and the Brisben Center homeless shelter also pushed for funding at a public hearing Tuesday night.
The Board of Supervisors will now examine the spending plan before deciding how much local money to devote to education.
The proposal represents an 8.4% increase over the current spending plan.
The Falmouth District’s Sarah Chase will serve as vice chairwoman.
Two new students are serving on school board, while previous reps are helping to lead a new statewide organization.
At meetings this week, elected officials expressed concern about proposed route.
Two Stafford School Board members also were recognized.
Wins by Maya Guy and Kecia Evans help carry the party in a county formerly controlled by Republicans.
The incumbents in the Aquia and Hartwood districts didn’t seek re-election.
Sarah Breedin Chase, who was first elected in 2017, faces challenger Fawn Chergosky.
Issues in the contest include school funding and how to educate diverse groups of students.
The new schools will open in August 2026.
Four board of supervisors races and four school board seats are on the ballot in Stafford this election cycle.
The plan remedies anticipated overcrowding at Colonial Forge High School.
The increasing number of students at Colonial Forge High School is of particular concern, school officials said.
Asa Iem received the award as an eighth grader at Edward E. Drew Jr. Middle School.
The School Board’s approved budget is a $1.7 million increase over the superintendent’s recommended budget.
The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016.
Monday, Feb. 1, 2016, changed from a teacher work day to a regular school day.