The first annual “BAND Together to Fight Hunger” marching showcase of bands will be held on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m., at Mountain View High School, at 2135 Mountain View Road in Stafford.
The event will take place on the football field and consist of an evening filled with exciting and powerful music and marching performances of all five Stafford County award-winning high school bands.
North Stafford, Va. — As Stafford County eyes relocating Anne E. Moncure Elementary School from its site along Va. 610 in busy North Stafford, the Stafford County Board of Supervisors could benefit from the deal.
According to Fredericksburg.com, the Board is prepared to pay $1.69 million for a nearby site to relocate the school to and then hand over the site to the county school system – in exchange for the land the school currently sits on which is worth a considerably high amount of cash.
The campus newspaper, the NOVA Fortnightly, has more on this story.
Born in 1964, NVCC, or NOVA, is the largest college in Virginia and is the second largest community college in the U.S. with more than 75,000 students enrolled.
The school division released a statement about their achievement.
Prince William County, Va. — Following a committee review, proposed math textbooks for Prince William County Schools are now on display for public review.
Mathematics textbooks for kindergarten through calculus will be available for viewing and comments from now until December 21, 2011.
Woodbridge, Va. — The National Museum of the Marine Corps has tapped a high school teacher in Woodbridge to serve as their third resident teacher. Read more here.
Prince William and Stafford counties have both placed their bus schedules online making it easy for parents to find out what bus their child should take to and from school.
Stafford anticipates welcoming nearly 27,000 students to class on Tuesday while Prince William schools expect to see 86,000 students.
Stafford, Va. — Volunteers on Friday worked to fill more than 500 backpacks full of school supplies for children, marking the end of the annual Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive.
Business owners from the area and Marines from Quantico helped the children who gathered at the Alvin York Bandy school administration building in Stafford to fill the backpacks.
Stafford County, Va. — School officials have sustainable, green buildings in their sights as at least one Stafford County School Board member plans to head to Henrico County on Thursday to tour an environmentally friendly school.
The tour group that includes at least one School Board member and one member of the Board’s advisory committee will tour Glen Allen High School, which opened in 2010 as a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building, said Stafford schools spokeswoman Valerie Cottongim.
Kristina Schnack Kotlus
Schools and Education Reporter
