Lawmakers host roundtable discussion on child care crisis in U.S.
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A recent report by the Century Foundation found that the U.S. faces a child care crisis as ARPA funding is set to expire on Sept. 30, 2023.
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Not just new clothes and supplies; mental health treatment also on back-to-school list
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As students prepare to go back to school, they are bringing more with them more than a backpack – in some cases, they are depressed and having thoughts of suicide.
University of Mary Washington recognized as ‘Top Employer for Interns’ in 2023
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The Virginia Talent + Opportunity Partnership (V-TOP) has named the University of Mary Washington a “Top Employer for Interns.”
National Beta recognizes Waynesboro High as School of Distinction for 2022-2023
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Increasing membership by at least 10 percent in the last year in Waynesboro High’s Beta Club is how the recognition was earned.
Financial struggles catch up to university in West Virginia before students return for fall semester
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In the coming weeks, high school and college students will return to classes, clubs and sports, and settle into a daily routine.
Virginia Down Syndrome Association to host advocacy event in Shenandoah Valley
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Step Up in the Valley celebrates individuals with Down syndrome. A 1K advocacy walk is accessible for all, including wheelchairs and dogs.
Endeavor Scholarship connects ‘worldwide interest in space to promote STEM careers’
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The Al Worden Endeavor Scholarship Program produces graduates entering STEM education around the world and advances the engineering workforce.
COVID-19 pandemic funding of American child care set to expire in September
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Historic funding was secured in the American Rescue Plan to stabilize child care during the COVID-19 pandemic, but is ending in September.
In crisis mode: Congresswoman McClellan hosts climate roundtable in Richmond
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Climate change is no longer a trendy topic, but a reality that humans face with oceans rising, land receding and temperatures heating up.
Virginia Cooperative Extension agents offer ‘beacon of hope’ to Afghan refugees
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Afghan refugees who now call Northern Virginia home are looking to start a sheep operation and are working with Virginia Cooperative Extension agents to get the business off the ground.
