Staunton High School graduates awarded $618K in scholarship funding
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Staunton High School’s Class of 2024 graduated 198 students, including 67 with honors and 97 with advanced diplomas.
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Staunton High School library/media specialist selected as 2023 Region V Teacher of the Year
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Staunton High School’s Lori Peltonen, a library/media specialist and educator for 30 years, is the 2023 Region V Teacher of the Year.
Staunton High School receives NATA Safe Sports School award
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Staunton High School is the recipient of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Safe Sports School award for its Staunton High School Sports Medicine Program.
Authorities investigating Monday bomb threat at Staunton High School
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Staunton Police and Staunton Fire officials are leading a joint investigation into a bomb threat at Staunton High School reported to authorities on Monday.
Teen charged in connection with threats made at Staunton High School
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A 15-year-old male juvenile has been taken into custody in connection with a threat of violence against students at Staunton High School.
Staunton High School reports impressive 2020 graduation rate
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Staunton High School reported a 92 percent graduation rate for its Class of 2020 cohort, continuing a decade-long trend of increases.
Teen in custody after making threat against Staunton High School
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The Staunton Police Department was notified of a threat made on social media on Sunday against Staunton High School.
Staunton High School unveils new athletics nickname, mascot
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The Staunton High School name takes effect on July 1, and the school will have a new mascot to match, along with a minor change to the school’s colors.
Staunton High School takes top line on new high school name survey
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The Staunton School Board released the results of its public survey for a new high school name. The survey closed at 4 p.m., Oct. 31 with more than 4,000 submissions.
Nicholas Patler: Rename Staunton high school in honor of Rita Wilson
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Born into a segregated southern world, Rita Wilson had attended local schools that were set apart for African Americans. She later worked as a domestic for white families, which was one of the few jobs available to local African American women.
