Waynesboro Schools’ superintendent honored twice
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Dr. Jeff Cassell was named by the Virginia Association of School Superintendents for Superintendent of the Year for 2021 along with all of Virginia’s 133 school superintendents.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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VHSL Associate Executive Director Tom Dolan announces his retirement
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The Virginia High School League is announcing Associate Executive Director Tom Dolan will retire at the end of the 2021-2022 academic calendar.
Spanberger announces Congressional Art Competition winner, recognizes work of three Central Virginia students
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Abigail Spanberger announced the first, second and third place winners of the annual Congressional Art Competition.
Lawmakers convene for Powhatan Elementary School solar energy unveiling
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Virginia Advanced Energy Economy hosted lawmakers Tuesday for the unveiling of Powhatan Elementary School’s recently completed solar energy rooftop array.
ICYMI: Augusta Free Press endorses Sam Rasoul for lieutenant governor
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#TeamAFP has made its endorsement in the 2021 Democratic primary, backing Roanoke Del. Sam Rasoul for the lieutenant governor nomination.
From law and order on the streets to the classroom: Waynesboro’s Brian Edwards
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Two years ago, Sgt. Brian Edwards traded in a career enforcing the law on the streets of Waynesboro so that he could become a teacher and prevent youth from becoming lawbreakers.
Former student-athletes ready for next chapter after graduation from VCOM
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When Tara Feehan left Long Island in the summer of 2013 and enrolled at Virginia Tech, she arrived fully expecting to get a degree in biology, become a school teacher, and coach lacrosse.
21 Virginia high school students named National Cyber Scholars
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Twenty-one Virginia high school students have earned the titles of National Cyber Scholar after winning a rigorous 48-hour competition designed to evaluate aptitude in combating cyber threats.
Traffic crashes claim 14 lives during 2021 Memorial Day weekend
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The 2021 Memorial Day weekend not only saw an increase in overall traffic volumes on Virginia’s highways, but also an increase in traffic deaths.
Championing accessibility within disabilities studies
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No grandmothers died. No dogs ate homework. No computers corrupted term papers.
