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Emails detail Park View principal's response to student overdose outbreak - Vimarsana News

Emails detail Park View principal's response to student overdose outbreak

In sometimes anguished tones, Park View High School Principal Jason B. Jefferson implored Loudoun County Public Schools administrators for more help in addressing a fentanyl-related student overdose outbreak in October

LCPS alerts parents to 2 suspected overdoses - Vimarsana News

LCPS alerts parents to 2 suspected overdoses

Loudoun County Public Schools is complying with a Nov. 1 executive order requiring division-wide notifications to parents within 24 hours of a suspected in-school student drug overdose.

School Board removes participation threshold requirement for union election - Vimarsana News

School Board removes participation threshold requirement for union election

As the Loudoun County School Board prepares to vote on the rules for the election that will determine which union will represent employees in contract bargaining talks, some teachers and

School Board removes certification threshold for union election - Vimarsana News

School Board removes certification threshold for union election

As the Loudoun County School Board prepares to vote on the rules for the election that will determine which union will represent employees in contract bargaining talks, some teachers and

LCPS students say administrators are censoring pro-Palestinian protests - Vimarsana News

LCPS students say administrators are censoring pro-Palestinian protests

Saying they've been censored and smeared, several Palestinian-American students, their parents, and supporters denounced Loudoun County Public Schools administrators and Superintendent Aaron C. Spence for their handling of student protests