Triplett Tech News Today

Shenandoah County Public Schools Family, Career and Community Leaders of America students and chapters participated in the state FCCLA Leadership and Recognition Conference held April 12-14 in Virginia Beach.

QUICKSBURG — North Fork Middle School students can now step outside to enjoy a lesson under the sun in a new outdoor classroom.

Ask anyone who knows him — once Remington Sharp has his mind set on something, he will make it happen.

STRASBURG — It started with a handshake between Triplett Tech’s then CTE director Todd Lynn and personnel from Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Department, who wanted to increase the number

Nanny’s quilt

Shenandoah County Public Schools has named the recipients of grants for the Moore Educational Trust in 2024.

WOODSTOCK — The Shenandoah County School Board held a public hearing Monday night to hear public comments about the divisions budgetary needs for the upcoming fiscal year.

Two recent initiatives highlight serious problems with local government’s mission creep into areas that properly belong to the private sector.

As the cost of college continues to climb, more young people are turning to trade schools to learn the skills they need to get a job.

MOUNT JACKSON — Eighth graders in Shenandoah County toured Triplett Tech last week to learn about possible future careers and how the vocational school could help with their training.