Income potential and pupil-teacher ratio factor in best and worst states for educators
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World Teachers’ Day is October 5, but teachers make an average $2,150 less per year than they did 10 years ago.
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The military to American youth: You belong to me
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Ah, the children! They belong to us, sayeth the Department of Defense. At least some of them do.
V3 Program celebrates 100,000 veterans hired in Virginia
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced last week the milestone of 100,000 veterans hired throughout the Commonwealth via the Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Program.
Lamination solutions company to build new facility in Roanoke
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North American Specialty Laminations LLC will build a 57,000-square-foot production facility in Roanoke County.
Legislation introduced in Senate would assist with advance care planning services
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The Improving Access to Advance Care Planning Act was introduced in the Senate last week to assist Americans with access to advance care planning services.
VMI Baseball: New Keydets head coach Sam Roberts announces promotion of Ray Noe, new hire
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The VMI baseball program announced two coaching changes Friday, the promotion of Ray Noe and the addition of Aaron Lesiak to the staff.
Virginia State Parks to mark National Public Lands Day with free parking Sept. 24
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Across the Commonwealth, Virginia State Parks will join the celebration of National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 24, with free parking, special programs and volunteer events.
Reports of a national teacher shortage appear to have been grossly exaggerated
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Reports of a national teacher shortage are perhaps exaggerated. Augusta Free Press talks to Waynesboro and Augusta County public schools to access the situation.
World’s largest aeroponic smart farm opens in Danville
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AeroFarms celebrated the opening of a nearly 140,000 square-foot indoor farming facility Monday.
FBI: School divisions ‘lucrative targets’ of cyber attacks due to sensitive student data
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The education sector, including school districts and colleges, has been a frequent target of ransomware attacks. We talk to Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County public schools about their preparedness.
