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New Specialty Center Prepares the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs, Analysts, and Cybersecurity Experts

By Potomac Local News
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STAFFORD, Va. – The folks at Stafford County Public Schools just told Potomac Local News they’re opening a new Business and IT Center at Colonial Forge High School—and more than 130 students are already signed up.

This specialty program is all about getting teens ready for the jobs of tomorrow, with pathways in Business Administration, Business IT, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, and Entrepreneurship. Students will learn from industry-recognized curriculum, earn certifications, and tackle real-world projects—all while connecting with local business leaders.

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Stafford County Public Schools Hosts Health and Wellness Fair at Colonial Forge High School

By Uriah Kiser
Hands-on CPR demonstration

On Saturday, February 1, 2024, Stafford County Public Schools hosted its highly anticipated Health and Wellness Fair at Colonial Forge High School, drawing hundreds of community members to participate in a day filled with activities, demonstrations, and fun.

The fair offered attendees a variety of informative experiences, including CPR and “Stop the Bleeding” demonstrations. Participants had the opportunity to engage in hands-on training, learning critical life-saving techniques. One popular demonstration involved a “Stop the Bleed” course, where attendees practiced applying pressure and gauze to a simulated wound, preparing them to respond effectively in an emergency situation.

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Stafford Schools Raise $27,000 to Fight Hunger

By Jazbia Chaudhry

Stafford County high school bands raise $27,593 and collect 3,778 pounds of food, providing 58,333 meals for local families in need.

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Stafford County Public Schools Unveils Business and IT Center, Expands Algebra Access for Middle Schoolers

By Potomac Local News
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At its November 12 meeting, the Stafford County School Board approved the launch of a new Business and Information Technology Center at Colonial Forge High School, designed to prepare students for high-demand careers in fields like cybersecurity, business administration, and data analytics.

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ATM Surprise: Fanny Pack with Firearm at Sheetz; Florida Fraudster Eyes Ninja Mixer

By Jazbia Chaudhry

A customer at Sheetz discovers a fanny pack containing a firearm, while authorities investigate a Florida-based fraud involving a stolen identity and a Ninja mixer purchase.

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Stafford school officials scrutinize ‘Power Hour’ following lockdown

By Uriah Kiser
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Stafford County Public School officials are reviewing the division’s “Power Hour” lunch periods. High school students can walk around campus to have lunch with friends, study, meet teachers and guidance counselors, or attend workshops during these periods.

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