Waynesboro | School Board celebrates Attendance Awareness Month
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Waynesboro School Board’s regular meeting Tuesday included a variety of important topics, including Attendance Awareness Month.
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Staunton | $2,500 grant allows Shelburne Middle sixth-graders to visit Marine Corps museum
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Shelburne Middle School’s sixth-grade students will visit the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico thanks to a $2,500 grant.
Waynesboro Schools names Katrina Lassiter to director of Valley Academy
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Katrina Lassiter, who previously served as an Assistant Principal at Waynesboro High, has been named director of Valley Academy.
Staunton | Art Hive exhibit preserves linden tree with ecoprinting in collage pieces
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“Leaves of a Linden: Collages from a Dying Tree” is the first exhibit of works by Michelle Block of Staunton in a long time.
Waynesboro Schools welcomes 2025-2026 with educator, author Kim Bearden
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Waynesboro Schools’ slogan for the 2025-2026 school year is: “Hustle and heart sets us apart” and new teachers were welcomed on July 31.
Getting to know: Makayla Venable: Democrat working to shock the world in the 36th
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Makayla Venable, the Democrat running for the House of Delegates seat representing Staunton, Waynesboro and parts of Augusta County and Rockbridge County, gets the obvious question asked of her all the time.
Harrisonburg Schools forms committee to forge hybrid CTE program with local partners
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Sixteen community members will meet regularly as a committee to formulate a plan going forward for Harrisonburg Schools to offer CTE courses.
AI in the workplace | JMU professor: ‘No putting the genie back in the bottle’
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The history of the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) into technology and everyday life has had its ups and downs since its start.
Virginia K-12 schools | ALL In VA improves SOL test scores of students
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The ALL In VA initiative is proving successful as the Virginia DOE announced notable improvements in SOL test results for 2024-2025.
Former Waynesboro branch NAACP president Joyce Colemon continues civil activism work
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In January, Joyce Colemon of Waynesboro stepped down as president of the local branch of the NAACP after 14 years. While no longer leading the Waynesboro branch, Colemon will not be stepping down anytime soon from her work in civil activism.
