July 05, 2009

Colonial Heights grad wins gold medal at SkillsUSA competition

Daniel Culler admits that school wasn’t a lot of fun. In fact, the recent graduate of Colonial Heights High School says, with a laugh, that he caught...

Matoaca High School guidance technician retires

For the past eight years, students and parents who called or visited Matoaca High School’s guidance department have met the friendly and knowledgeable...

5 area students taking part in BofA leadership program

With his senior year at Franklin Military Academy fast approaching, Sgt. Maj. Kimara Davis is spending his summer honing his leadership skills. It’s...


July 04, 2009

UR professor helps train mental-health workers in Iraq

Victims of traumatic events sometimes get so hung up thinking about what happened to them that they can’t let go of their torment. Rigid, “black-and-white...


July 02, 2009

Longwood announces Richmond-area students who made dean’s list

Longwood University selected 536 students to the dean’s list for outstanding academic achievement during the spring semester. Among those from the...

Two top posts at Va. Girls State go to Richmond-area students

Two Richmond-area high school students were recently elected to the two of the three top offices at Virginia Girls State. Kayla Upadhyaya of Midlothian,...

Two Richmond-area students named to Carson-Newman dean’s list

Melissa A. Ford of Glen Allen and John C. Lawrence of Richmond were named to the dean’s list at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn., for...

Boston University graduates students from Richmond area

Several students from the Richmond area were among the 5,863 students Boston University awarded academic degrees to in May. They are: Allison S. Hartnett...

Glen Allen student recognized for work as Hokie Ambassador

Molly M. Binion of Glen Allen, a junior majoring in communication in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, was one of 127 Hokie Ambassadors who...

Tomorrow’s Promise scholarships awarded to five RRHA residents

Five students who live in Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority properties have been awarded Tomorrow’s Promise college scholarships. In addition...

Virginia Credit Union awards scholarships to 25 students

The Virginia Credit Union has awarded $62,500 in college scholarships to 25 student members through its 2009 Dorothy J. Hall Scholarship Program. Students...

Russo sworn in as Henrico superintendent
Russo sworn in as Henrico superintendent

The judge joked about being a Hermitage High School graduate, joshing Patrick Russo about the kinds of students he’ll now be responsible for as Henrico...

Patrick Russo’s career

Bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Charleston (W.Va.), 1972   Master of Arts in secondary education from Adelphi...


July 01, 2009

New Henrico Superintendent Russo takes office

Patrick Russo was sworn in today as Henrico County’s new Superintendent of Schools. Russo succeeds Fred S. Morton IV, who is retiring. Russo was...


June 30, 2009

VCU president steps down today
VCU president steps down today

His office is packed, his most recent book is finished, and Eugene P. Trani will serve his last day as president of Virginia Commonwealth University today....

With arch of swords and a Vespa, Benedictine cadets say farewell to headmaster
With arch of swords and a Vespa, Benedictine cadets say farewell to headmaster

Usually, the arch of swords is a solemn thing, but Benedictine High School cadets and departing headmaster John McGinty put their own twist on the old...

VCU receives grant to aid veterans

Virginia Commonwealth University has received $424,800 from the U.S. Department of Labor to provide job training to veterans. The grant was among 98 totaling...


June 29, 2009

Budget crunch cuts into Chesterfield language programs

World-language enrollment at Chesterfield County middle schools is expected to drop about 25 percent in the fall, in part because of fewer courses being...


June 28, 2009

Richmond superintendent hiring staff

A year after assuming control of the Richmond school system, Superintendent Yvonne W. Brandon is ready to create a staff of her own. She has made a choice...

Petersburg 11-year-old to become world traveler

Brenton Baugh is about to embark on a journey that might not have been possible just a few years ago. The rising sixth-grader at Peabody Middle School...

Chesterfield educators’ leader to return to library job

When Lois Stanton left her library job to become president of the Chesterfield Education Association four years ago, she was guaranteed a position when...


June 27, 2009

Tech-related disciplinary offenses rise in Chesterfield schools

Disciplinary offenses involving electronic devices and the Internet nearly doubled at Chesterfield County schools from the 2007-08 school year to the 2008-09...


June 26, 2009

Virginia Intermont College receives full accreditation

Virginia Intermont College in Bristol has been removed from probation by its accreditation agency. The college was given unqualified accreditation yesterday...

Review of high-stakes testing sought

Before the Virginia Board of Education voted yesterday to retain the state’s third-grade history exam, several speakers suggested that members use...


June 25, 2009

Va. Board of Education votes to keep 3rd grade history SOL test

The state Board of Education this morning unanimously voted to keep the third grade history and social science SOL test. Several speakers urged the board...

Seminar immerses teachers in history of Tri-Cities
Seminar immerses teachers in history of Tri-Cities

PETERSBURG Kelly Waldrop could barely contain her excitement as she walked through historic Blandford Cemetery yesterday morning. The second-year teacher...

Historical sites in the Tri-Cities

The museums and historical attractions visited by the Community Teacher’s Institute seminar:   U.S. Army Quartermaster’s Museum:


June 24, 2009

Chesterfield slashes key features of schools plan

The Chesterfield School Board last night unanimously approved delaying several key measures and eliminating others in its six-year strategic plan because...


June 23, 2009

Auditor faults Richmond schools’ human resources, payroll departments

The Richmond school system’s payroll department is overstaffed but has been unable to detect overpayments, accurately track time off or collect money...

Gates Foundation awards state nearly $1.79 million for community colleges

Two Virginia community colleges will receive $743,000 each from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as part of $1.78 million awarded the state to expand...

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