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Jennifer Liptak of Goochland County looked for books with Emma Johnson, 7, yesterday at the Home Educators Association of Virginia convention in Richmond.

Marilyn Boyers of Rustburg taught her children to hide under the bed when someone came to the door. She was teaching her children at home at the time --1983 -- and was afraid of being discovered.

Thursday, July 3

•	Three Richmond residents graduate from Dickinson College

Wednesday, July 2

•	Huguenot class plans 40th reunion

Tuesday, July 1

•	Four from area named to dean's list at Roanoke College

•	Midlothian resident makes dean's list at Connecticut College

•	Two Midlothian residents graduate from Massachusetts Maritime Academy

•	Richmond schools seek new handicap assessment

Monday, June 30

•	Northeastern University dean's list includes 2 Richmonders

•	VCU chief orders review of policies

•	Class prepares kindergartners-to-be

Sunday, June 29

•	Culpeper schools superintendent to resign

•	Hanover excited about trade school

•	Ex-educator L.A. Richardson dies

Saturday, June 28

•	Henrico County public schools name principals

•	Monroe can keep degree from VCU

Friday, June 27

•	Sign up for Summer Jazz Boat Camp for youths

•	Dinwiddie selected as site for educators group

•	Thomas Jefferson class plans 40th reunion

•	Four from Richmond area receive scholarships from Tech

•	Richmond Alumnae Panhellenic lists 2008 Junior Book Awards

•	Three Chesterfield natives graduate from UArts

•	No sagging pants, short skirts in fall

Thursday, June 26

•	Midlothian resident earns degree from Flagler College

•	Ashland resident graduates from Massachusetts school

Wednesday, June 25

•	Honorary societies at W&L initiate three Virginians

•	Glen Allen resident named to national honor society at W&L

•	James River teacher third in Air Force contest

•	Richmond student graduates from Salem Academy

•	Richmonder makes dean's list at Gardner-Webb

•	Goochland board endorses enlarging elementary school

•	Cyclist's journey less about miles, more about education

•	2 reappointed to Hopewell School Board

•	Teachers take to the streets

Tuesday, June 24

•	10 from area on dean's list at Georgia art college

•	Jennifer Blair Cox earns degree at Colby-Sawyer College

•	Boston University dean's list includes 3 Richmonders

•	Hopewell may add School Board seats

Monday, June 23

•	32 from Richmond area make H-SC dean's list

•	St. Gertrude student earns VADM Donald Engen Scholarship

•	Women educators hold year's first meeting

•	Man leaves legacy in Hanover schools

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