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The 40 students at Virginia Tech’s first drone camp came from as far away as Wisconsin. Split into two teams, they waited with their flight controllers in hand at either end of the school’s 300-foot-long drone park.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin participated in the official grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Mecklenburg County Middle School and High School on Friday, and used the occasion to ceremonially sign legislation providing more than $1 billion in school construction funds for K-12 public education.
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Educators interested in incorporating agricultural learning into their curricula can receive help from Virginia Agriculture in the Classroom’s educator grants.
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Ten community organizations across the state were recently awarded more than $83,000 in Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority education and prevention grants to help reduce underage and high-risk drinking.
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Last week’s controversy with a Confederate flag display at the Augusta County Fair reminded me of my last visit to the Rockingham County Fair back in 2016.
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Former Virginia Football great Chris Slade didn’t hold back when I asked him about watching the Hoos’ woeful defensive play last season.
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Ken Chandler, a history teacher on staff at the University of Richmond’s School of Professional and Continuing Studies, was invited to the Augusta County Fair this year to educate the public on the American Civil War.
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Through Oct. 31, 2022, the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program is available for healthcare and frontline workers, teachers, administrative employees, and other community servants doing essential work for the United States. A federal PSLF waiver provides access to student loan forgiveness.
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Traffic-safety advocates were recognized during the annual Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety awards banquet in Harrisonburg July 16.
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Communities across the country are focusing on adding school resource officers in the wake of the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, that killed 19 students and two teachers in May.
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