VDOE needs partners for summer 2024 children’s food program, training included
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Last summer, the Commonwealth’s Summer Food Service Program served nearly 3 million meals to children eligible for free and reduced meals.
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Legislation would create savings accounts for children at birth, under age 18
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Based on local models, the 401Kids Savings Act would create children’s savings accounts that would be built on state 529 college savings.
Report: Unemployment rates by state continued to fluctuate as 2024 began
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The United States gained 216,000 jobs in December 2023, so WalletHub updated rankings in its report on unemployment by state.
Roddy Scheer: What ever became of the Biosphere 2 project in Arizona?
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Biosphere 2 project began in 1984, led by John Allen who called it “The Human Experiment.”
Sovaida Maani Ewing: Reviving the concept of trusteeship as a stepping-stone to peace in the Middle East
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It is time to take bold steps to spare our world from the ravages of war and establish a lasting peace.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces latest round of new government appointments
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Lots more names added to the lists of people serving in Virginia government were announced on Friday by the office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin.
A mother’s grief journey: Waynesboro author shares life, death of daughter in first book
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Nancy Jo Gibson of Waynesboro lives in the house in which she grew up. She and her husband, David, are Stuarts Draft High School graduates.
JMU lab school to prepare students for high-wage, high-demand jobs in the region
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The Virginia Board of Education has approved James Madison University’s lab school in partnership with Blue Ridge Community College and Rockingham County Public Schools.
Charlottesville: Working group releases report with goal to decrease gun violence
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A working group in Charlottesville has released a report aiming to increase safety and decrease gun violence in the city and at the University of Virginia.
Psychologist speaks at Mary Washington on student mental health
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An email from a colleague at the University of Mary Washington is what prompted Center for Teaching Director Victoria Russell to eventually act on her plans to address a growing problem in college classrooms.
