More state data reinforces what we need to do with Waynesboro Public Schools
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We got another stinging set of numbers about the lack of results from Waynesboro Public Schools this week.
Search Results for mathematics
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The last five minutes expose every weak possession
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The 2026 Knicks showed how clutch defense, spacing and role clarity decide NBA games when every late possession becomes expensive.
The I-81 exodus: When geography defeats legislation
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The legalization of mobile sports wagering conditioned an entire generation of American consumers to expect instantaneous digital liquidity. Virginians fully embraced this reality back in January 2021, transforming their smartphones into highly regulated betting terminals.
The business behind online casinos and how digital gambling became a powerhouse industry
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Online casinos aren’t just digital slot machines anymore. They’ve become intricate business networks built on math, user habits and platform growth.
How AI and math shape business media platforms
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How AI and mathematics are affecting business media websites. The impact of AI and maths on business media.
Valley Career & Technical Center, Shenandoah Valley Governor’s School hosting open house
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Valley Career & Technical Center and Shenandoah Valley Governor’s School is hosting an Open House for prospective students, their families, prospective employers, educators, business, industry and leaders.
Waynesboro | River Ridge supports recovery from addiction for high school students
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Virginia’s second recovery high school has four students enrolled so far at River Ridge Learning Center in Waynesboro.
AI in the workplace | JMU professor: ‘No putting the genie back in the bottle’
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The history of the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) into technology and everyday life has had its ups and downs since its start.
From courtroom to classroom: Roanoke’s Neale is 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year
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Roanoke’s Hidden Valley High School teacher Matthew Neale was named the 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year at a ceremony in early May.
Seven Mary Washington graduates earn 4.0 GPAs, most with double majors
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Teachers and parents remind young students that perfection is impossible, but seven UMW graduates reached perfection.
