Virginia students making gains in the classroom, but leaders say more work is needed
Read full article: Virginia students making gains in the classroom, but leaders say more work is neededNew data shows Virginia students are making gains in the classroom, but state leaders say thereโs still work to do.
Amherst County Public Schools celebrates eighth year of โTrout in the Classroomโ program
Read full article: Amherst County Public Schools celebrates eighth year of โTrout in the Classroomโ programThe 2024-2025 school year marks the eighth year of Trout in the Classroom, an experiential learning program for Amherst County Public Schools (ACPS) students. This hands-on environmental science initiative connects students to their local watersheds and fosters a deeper appreciation for natural resources.
Grayson County schools return to normal after weather disruptions
Read full article: Grayson County schools return to normal after weather disruptionsGrayson County public schools have faced significant challenges this school year, missing more than 30 days due to weather-related closures and delays.
Lockdown Blessing Buckets boost emergency preparedness in Grayson County schools
Read full article: Lockdown Blessing Buckets boost emergency preparedness in Grayson County schoolsGrayson County Public Schools is taking proactive steps to enhance safety and preparedness by installing Lockdown Blessing Buckets in classrooms across the county.
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Roanoke County mom transforms basement into mini classroom for daughters
Read full article: Roanoke County mom transforms basement into mini classroom for daughtersROANOKE COUNTY, Va. โ A Roanoke County mom built a mini classroom in her basement to provide a learning environment for her three daughters who are doing virtual learning from home. However, their classroom is anything but ordinary and their teacher is none other than their mom, Billie Jean Jones-Green. Given the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Billie Jean and her husband decided to have their girls virtually learn from home. We actually go through that same process of getting dressed, we get washed up, and we get our hair done," said Billie Jean. They learn better.โLike so many other families, Billie Jean said it hasnโt been easy managing their homework and technology.
