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Virginia high schools linked to college enrollment figures
For the first time, information available on the Virginia Department of Education website links individual Virginia high schools with the college enrollment and achievement of their graduates.
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W&L: Romney predicted as Republican presidential nominee
Students also picked Governor Bob McDonnell as Romney's running mate.
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Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
Speakers discussed country's issues as well as candidates.
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Sweet Briar Facebook efforts lead to application increase
As the final wave of applications roll in, Sweet Briar already surpassed last year’s total of 643 applicants and expects to reach 750, said Gretchen Tucker, interim dean of admissions.
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McDonnell stumps for Romney at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
Governor Bob McDonnell basically campaigned for Mitt Romney at Washington and Lee's Mock Convention.
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Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University's Mock Convention
Huckabee undecided about who he favors for GOP nomination to face Obama
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Coulter and Carville go toe-to-toe at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
Political Pundits Ann Coulter and James Carville squared off in a debate at Washington and Lee's Mock Convention.
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Bill to inform parents on school discipline advances
A bill that would require parents of public school students to be notified before disciplinary action to expel is taken against their children sailed through the Senate Education and Health Committee today on a unanimous vote.
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Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
Ann Coulter and James Carville kick it off Thursday, with what will surely be a heated debate
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Bill would signal big change for Va. teachers
It would extend probation periods, change contracts for those who switch school systems.
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Tuition paying students to get chance to participate in special programs
Tuition-paying students who live outside the City of Lynchburg are set to gain new access to certain special Lynchburg City Schools’ programs.
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Randolph College makes Princeton Review 'Best Value' list
Of the 75 private schools profiled, Randolph and the University of Richmond were the only ones from Virginia.
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Chatham Elementary to go on auction block
Pittsylvania County plans to auction the former Chatham Elementary School building to the highest bidder.
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Bill would signal big change for 100,000 Va. teachers
Teachers would operate under two contract systems in overhaul backed by Gov. Bob McDonnell.
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Lynchburg City Schools' nonresident policy changes up for vote
The Lynchburg City School Board is set to vote Tuesday on a proposal to open division programs like the schools for innovation to tuition paying students living outside the city.
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School happenings for Feb. 6, 2012
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All together now - Retreat challenges Glass students to address bias
Circle, Circle, Circle, Square. One of these shapes is not like the others. Does that mean it doesn’t belong, Jonathan Zur asked E.C. Glass students and staff.
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UPDATE: Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
Reptiles, spiders, mice, and a rabbit found in a steam tunnel
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Bedford school officials hope for smoother budget ride
The last few years of school budget planning in Bedford County have been rocky with cuts, potential school closures and a few spiteful interactions among officials.
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School Board may ask to tap into leftover JF funds for future maintenance
With needs growing and funding not keeping pace, the Bedford County School Board could attempt to secure $1.4 million from the recent Jefferson Forest High School renovation for future maintenance projects.
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Sheffield Elementary wins $1,000 in box tops contest
Ford Motor Company and General Mills awarded Sheffield Elementary with $1,000 at an assembly Monday.
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Study faults costs, courses at the state's colleges
Classroom space isn't used efficiently, graduation rates while improving are still too low, and courses in economics, math and history aren't given proper weight.
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School happenings for Jan. 30, 2012
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Walmart CEO speaks at Liberty University
The president and chief executive officer of Walmart U.S. this morning told Liberty University students that the country needs faith-based leadership.
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Lynchburg interim superintendent says improve planning
Lynchburg City Schools has to improve its capital planning and be more attentive to suggestions from parents and students, according to Interim Superintendent Larry Massie.
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