What immediate steps should be taken if a child gets injured in daycare?
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It is pretty challenging to manage house chores, along with a strict job routine. This is mainly for working parents.
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Virginia Museum of History & Culture announces new webinars
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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture announced new free online webinars for adults and History Connects programs for students this week.
American Shakespeare Center Renaissance Season closes April 19
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American Shakespeare Center’s celebrated Actors’ Renaissance Season, now streaming on the company’s digital theatre platform BlkFrsTV, must end April 19 in accordance with broadcast agreements with the performers union, Actors’ Equity Association.
Washington and Lee names Jamie Kipfer new registrar
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Jamie Kipfer has been appointed the 10th university registrar at Washington and Lee University.
Warner encourages reform to bring broadband to rural areas
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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner expressed his support for a proposed FCC rule that would clear regulatory barriers and support greater utilization of TV white space technology.
LovEMU Giving Day sets new fundraising records
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With help from rallying donors across all 50 states and an impromptu head-shaving challenge, EMU’s fourth annual LovEMU Giving Day on April 8 raised a record $214,683 from 732 gifts.
Spanberger to host telephone town hall on COVID-19
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Abigail Spanberger will host a telephone town hall on Wednesday with local superintendents, higher education administrators, and government officials.
Virtual Virginia: New resources available for K-12 schools, teachers
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The Virginia Department of Education is expanding its existing online learning system, Virtual Virginia, to allow every teacher in the Commonwealth to host virtual classes while schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
#TeamAFP reports on COVID-19 response: April 13
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AFP Editor Chris Graham and AFP Digital Editor Crystal Graham break down the latest news on COVID-19 including the paycheck protection program, economic impact payments, economic injury disaster loans and more. Listen in for the latest.
Virginia Cooperative Extension offers virtual courses
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Virginia Cooperative Extension specialists have long offered hands-on educational workshops to share agricultural and consumer information with farmers and the public. But in the age of COVID-19, they’ve had to switch to virtual workshops.
