Waynesboro School Board approves balanced budget for 2024-2025 school year
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In 11 years with Waynesboro Schools, Superintendent Dr. Jeff Cassell said that the next school year’s budget is the best he has seen.
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Waynesboro School Board meeting on Tuesday night to include ‘trial run’ of Owl cameras
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Waynesboro Public Schools will test new Owl cameras Tuesday night at its School Board meeting with a goal to begin recording meetings for the public in March.
‘Oops, sorry’: Oklahoma demands teachers pay back state bonuses from recruitment program
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Confusion about who was eligible for a teacher bonus program in Oklahoma has the state demanding educators return money months later.
Mary Washington earns 10-year accreditation from Commission on Colleges
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UMW has achieved a 10-year reaffirmation of accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Virginia aims to address mental health, behavioral challenges facing students
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The Virginia Department of Education has created a new office to help youth who may be struggling since COVID-19.
Augusta County Clerk’s Office accepting applications for spring 2024 internships
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The Augusta County Clerk’s Office is seeking high school and college students interested in serving as interns in spring 2024.
Staunton Schools announces Teachers of the Year for 2023-2024 school year
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Every school year, staff at each of Staunton’s schools nominate and vote for one of their own to be a school-level Teacher of the Year.
VDOE approves lab school at Germanna Community College to accelerate next-gen teachers
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Two more lab schools were approved by the Virginia Board of Education at Germanna Community College and UMW in Fredericksburg.
Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling returns to Spotswood High School on Saturday
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Mid-Atlantic Territory Wrestling is returning to Spotswood High School in Rockingham County for a live pro-wrestling card on Saturday night.
Former Loudoun County schools superintendent convicted for retaliatory firing of teacher
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The retaliatory firing of a teacher resulted in a Virginia jury convicting a former Loudoun County schools superintendent on a misdemeanor.
