McAuliffe unveils biennial budget to Virginia General Assembly
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The transcript of Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s prepared remarks as he unveiled his proposed 2016-2018 state budget to the Virginia General Assembly.
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Governor McAuliffe announces $1+ billion investment in K-12, higher education
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced his budget package for Virginia’s public schools, which includes a $1 billion investment in K-12 and higher education.
Bronco Mendenhall announces staff hires at Virginia
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Virginia football head coach Bronco Mendenhall announced Saturday the hiring of eight assistant coaches.
Staunton Montessori School provides gifts to Salvation Army Angel Tree Project
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Staunton Montessori School continued the holiday tradition of providing gifts to local families through the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.
Congress sends K-12 education reform bill to president’s desk
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The Senate and House have passed the Every Student Succeeds Act, overhauling No Child Left Behind to ensure access to a high-quality education.
Get to know Bronco Mendenhall: Surfer, rides a Harley, values family, his me time
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New Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall, Utah native, is an avid surfer.
Transcript: Virginia introduces Bronco Mendenhall as new football coach
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New University of Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall and UVA athletics director Craig Littlepage address reporters at a press conference on Monday.
EMU administrator and Black Lives Matter advocate struggles with friendship with South Carolina deputy
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Luke Hartman, vice president of enrollment at EMU, saw the footage of resource officer Ben Fields flipping over a black student’s desk and tossing her across the classroom in a South Carolina high school.
Albemarle County announces hiring of Natural Resource Manager
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Albemarle County has named David Hannah as its new Natural Resources Manager, effective December 1.
Computational thinking will help students become better scientists
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A team of researchers led by a Virginia Tech faculty member has received $1.25 million from the National Science Foundation to introduce computational approaches to help students learn chemistry in an environment that encourages scientific discussion.
