
Championing accessibility within disabilities studies
No grandmothers died. No dogs ate homework. No computers corrupted term papers.

No grandmothers died. No dogs ate homework. No computers corrupted term papers.

The exhibition Traces/Huellas: Marks on Earth and Souls will open at the Beverley Street Studio School Gallery on June 4 with a reception beginning at 5 p.m. and gallery talk at 6 p.m.

In 25 years as an educator, Dr. Sharon Barker spent 15 years as principal of Dixon Elementary and then Ware Elementary School in Staunton before coming to Waynesboro Schools last year and continuing to follow her passion.

Just as we get a glimmer of hope that maybe, just maybe, there might be a chance of crawling out of this totalitarian cesspool in which we’ve been mired, we get kicked down again.

AAA honored Chloe Cleveland, a fifth-grader at Battlefield Elementary School in Spotsylvania County, as this year’s Outstanding School Safety Patroller in Virginia.

Virginia State University’s 4-H Program recently received a $141,000 grant to expand efforts to empower teens to teach digital skills to adults.

A new administrative position in Waynesboro Schools will give a voice for students who may feel misunderstood, ignored or silenced.

A teacher often leaves her mark on students, but how often does a school leave its mark on a teacher? Wenonah Elementary created a foundation for Abby Boxler Arey.

Young people will find themselves overtaxed, burdened with excessive college debt, and struggling to find worthwhile employment in a debt-ridden economy on the brink of implosion.

Among the students receiving degrees from Virginia Tech this spring and summer will be the first 50 graduates of a fast-growing cybersecurity program.
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