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Time is ticking for many school districts to try to hire more staff before students return to learn.

Louisa County Public Schools is the exception among many Central Virginia school districts experiencing widespread staffing vacancies.

Time is ticking for many school districts to try to hire more staff before students return to learn.

Louisa County Public Schools is the exception among many Central Virginia school districts experiencing widespread staffing vacancies.

One Louisa County teacher is going the distance to support students.

Superintendent Doug Straley said the vast majority of LCPS families have had power restored, but there are still between three to eight faculty members at each school without power.

You might see some middle school students working on the side of the road in Louisa County Wednesday morning. They're spending the day volunteering, as part of the district's six scheduled asynchronous learning days.

You might see some middle school students working on the side of the road in Louisa County Wednesday morning. They're spending the day volunteering, as part of the district's six scheduled asynchronous learning days.

A decade after a massive earthquake rendered Louisa County High School unusable, dozens gathered in front of the rebuilt school Monday for a ceremony of reflection.

Louisa County High School prepares for in-person graduation ceremony Louisa County High School prepares for in-person graduation ceremony By Desiree Montilla | May 18, 2021 at 5:41 PM EDT - Updated May 18 at 6:15 PM LOUISA COUNTY, Va. (WWBT) - As high school seniors in Central Virginia prepare for graduation, hundreds of seniors from Louisa County High School will walk across the stage on Wednesday morning to receive their diplomas. “Our community, our teachers, our students all coming t...