‘Bell-to-bell’: Virginia DOE releases final draft of Cell Phone-Free Education guidance
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In response to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s Executive Order 33, the VDOE releases final Cell Phone-Free Education guidance.
Search Results for social media
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Chinese-owned TikTok in court this week to fight for the app’s future in the U.S.
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While most people in the United States look to the TikTok app for recipes, beauty tips or other fun videos, the platform is potentially dangerous.
We had to work overtime to keep up with the school threats stories on Monday
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Monday was a busy day on the threats of school violence beat here in our part of Virginia.
16-year-old student in custody after threatening school violence in Harrisonburg, Augusta County
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A 16-year-old male student from Harrisonburg High School was taken into custody Monday evening for making threats against two schools.
Waynesboro Schools to participate in livestream chat on cell-phone free education
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Waynesboro Schools is one of 64 school systems in Virginia that will participate in a livestream fireside chat on cell-phone free education.
Update: Dedicated security plan in place to re-open Harrisonburg high schools on Tuesday
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A “dedicated security plan” is in place for Harrisonburg and Rocktown high schools to allow both to safely re-open on Tuesday.
Trump, deflecting on ‘people eating pets,’ links Dems’ ‘rhetoric’ to gunman on golf course
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Donald Trump is blaming the presence of a gunman on his golf course on Sunday on “the rhetoric of Biden and Harris.”
Corrie Park, a teacher, veteran and business owner, seeks seat on Staunton City Council
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A triple threat is running for Staunton City Council in November’s election: an individual who is a teacher, veteran and a business owner.
Donald Trump lie about immigrants eating pets closes down Ohio city
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The baseless, blatantly racist rumor about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, led to bomb threats closing down Springfield City Hall and several Springfield city schools on Friday.
Adam Campbell seeks re-election to Staunton City Council with focus on local business, spending
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Adam Campbell was elected to Staunton City Council one year ago to fill a vacancy and is running for election to remain on council.
