Avoli, Runion learn House committee assignments
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House freshmen John Avoli, R-Staunton, and Chris Runion, R-Bridgewater, have received their initial House committee assignments.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library offers presentation on trip to North Macedonia
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library will host a presentation by Staunton Mayor Carolyn Dull and WWPL President Robin von Seldeneck on their recent trip to the Municipality of Çair, Skopje, North Macedonia.
House of Delegates elects Eileen Filler-Corn as speaker: First woman in role
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Eileen Filler-Corn was elected today as the 56th Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, making the Northern Virginia Democrat the first woman to hold the role in the 401-year history of the body.
Is lack of faculty the main contributor to nursing shortages?
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There were reports coming out as early as 2010 discussing the looming nursing shortage, and the many trends that have been leading to that.
Bronco looks back, to the future, with Orange Bowl looming
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Virginia is about to play the biggest game in its football history, but next year is probably on your mind.
WWPL to host Woodrow Wilson birthday celebration
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum will host its annual Woodrow Wilson Birthday Open House on Friday.
Young Virginia Tech alumna connects communities to planning, design
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Ellie Muraca was always asking questions. That passion for finding connections and starting conversations didn’t slow when she enrolled at Virginia Tech.
The role of teaching assistants in today’s modern schools
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If you have children at primary school, then it’s likely that you have heard about teaching assistants, in fact, it’s probable your child interacts with at least one every day.
The child that Christmas forgot: How would Jesus fare in the American police state?
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The Christmas story of a baby born in a manger is a familiar one.
Northam budget includes $1.2B investment in K-12 education
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Gov. Ralph Northam’s $1.2 billion proposed investment in K-12 education includes the single-largest increase for at-risk schools in Virginia history.
