Majority of teen girls feel sad, hopeless; ‘need more support to thrive’
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A new CDC report released this week shows that a majority of teen girls in the U.S. feel persistently sad or hopeless, double that of boys.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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What is the impact of a state on education? Virginia is seventh most educated in the U.S.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a correlation between higher education, higher income and lower unemployment rates across the U.S.
Russians don’t have freedom of speech: Many are resisting the Ukraine war anyway
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Given the Russian government’s brutal repression of dissent, the level of Russian resistance to the Putin regime’s war on Ukraine is quite remarkable.
Eligible students in Waynesboro receiving mental health treatment, counseling
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Children struggling with emotional and behavioral needs in Waynesboro have new options for treatment during the school day.
The problem with speech control: The real history of America is endlessly shocking
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Curse that First Amendment! What were the Founding Fathers thinking?
Effort to end two Social Security provisions aims to provide fairness for public servants
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U.S. Reps. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia and Garrett Graves of Louisiana are leading the bipartisan, national effort to eliminate the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the Government Pension Offset (GPO).
3Rs fundraiser puts books in hands of Waynesboro students for summer reading
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For children, reading six books or more during summer vacation help students avoid the phenomenon known as the “summer slide.”
Chill seekers raise $1.55 million for Special Olympics Virginia at Polar Plunge
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The 2023 Polar Plunge was held Feb. 3-4 in Virginia Beach and plungers and runners raised more than $1.55 million for Special Olympics Virginia.
Tent City is not the solution: But Waynesboro doesn’t seem to care about its homeless
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Tent City, out of sight, out of mind, allowed Waynesboro to pretend for years that it doesn’t have a problem with homelessness. The bill was bound to come due.
Head Start could hire work-study college students with new legislation
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Legislation reintroduced yesterday would allow Head Start programs to employ work-study college students in part-time positions.
