Waynesboro School Board reviews budget priorities, school performance ratings
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Despite lack of line-item budget numbers from the Commonwealth, Waynesboro Schools is carrying on with the 2022-2023 school year.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Five Virginia schools report bomb threats that appear to be connected
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Telephone threats to five Virginia schools reported on Tuesday appear to be part of an ongoing coordinated effort aimed at stoking fears in school systems nationwide.
Troy Anderson: It’s time to celebrate all the good in public education
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Online and print media these days are full of bad news stories regarding what goes on in today’s public education systems.
There have been 25,000 gun deaths in the U.S. in 2023: More than half were suicides
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October 2nd marks Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday and the International Day of Nonviolence.
David R. Woodard: Partisan politics has no place in Virginia’s school boards
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In recent years, partisan politics has infiltrated every aspect of our lives, and Virginia’s public education realm is no exception.
Lawmakers hold press conference on bill to protect retirement for public servants
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The Social Security Fairness Act has 290 cosponsors in the U.S House, and seeks to eliminate the WEP and the GPO for public servants.
Miss Virginia partners with Virginia ABC for school tours promoting healthy choices
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Miss Virginia Katie Rose will promote healthy choices and substance use prevention to students in Virginia elementary schools as part of an upcoming school tour program.
‘We can change this raging red tide to calm blue waters’: Dem candidates speak out
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The Staunton Democratic Committee’s candidates forum Tuesday evening allowed audience members to ask questions in a town-hall-style platform.
My couple of days getting dragged on social media by a UVA Football alum, his peeps
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Among the things that I learned about myself from getting dragged on Twitter the past couple of days by the fans of a UVA Football alum: I’m “elderly.”
Death by a thousand cuts: The many ways our rights have been usurped since 9/11
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Those who gave us the Constitution and the Bill of Rights believed that the government exists at the behest of its citizens. It is there to protect, defend and even enhance our freedoms, not violate them.
