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Shonn Bell was hired to be a football coach and security officer at Waynesboro High School. And he has a criminal record: two criminal convictions that he pleaded guilty to, and two other serious charges that were later dismissed.
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Waynesboro School Board chair Debra Freeman-Belle has called a special meeting of the board for 5 p.m. Thursday to convene a closed session to discuss “personnel matters.”
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It would seem to be a given that Shonn Bell won’t be the football coach at Waynesboro High School this fall.
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The newly hired football coach at Waynesboro High School, Shonn Bell, pleaded guilty to interference/resisting arrest and operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol charges in Iowa, and faced a rape charge in Virginia in 1993 that was later dismissed.
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In mid-2015, announcing his candidacy for president of the United States, Donald Trump declared that he would “be the greatest jobs president that God ever created.”
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A group of four congressional Democrats has introduced a bill called the Choose Medicare Act, which is envisioned as moving us closer to universal healthcare.
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The BUILDS Act would help develop high-quality work-based learning programs to train workers for in-demand infrastructure jobs.
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The Virginia BOE today approved the establishment of six more Lab Schools from Southwest Virginia to Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia.
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An Augusta County man who was arrested on an aggravated sexual battery charge has been placed on administrative leave from his job in Waynesboro Public Schools.
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The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule on Tuesday to ban noncompetes nationwide in an effort to give workers more freedom to change jobs.
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