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Spence denies misleading School Board about student overdoses - Vimarsana News

Spence denies misleading School Board about student overdoses

Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Aaron C. Spence said a two-week delay in notifying School Board members about a series of fentanyl-related overdoses among high school students wasn't an attempt

Teachers say students abusing drugs need more help from LCPS - Vimarsana News

Teachers say students abusing drugs need more help from LCPS

Responding to an October outbreak of fentanyl-related overdoses among their students, teachers at Park View High School in Sterling say Loudoun County Public Schools needs to do more.

Updated: Student privacy concerns delayed overdose notifications, Spence says - Vimarsana News

Updated: Student privacy concerns delayed overdose notifications, Spence says

At a sometimes contentious community meeting on Nov. 9, Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Aaron C. Spence discussed why he waited two weeks to inform parents about an outbreak of

Student privacy concerns delayed overdose notifications, Spence says - Vimarsana News

Student privacy concerns delayed overdose notifications, Spence says

At a sometimes contentious community meeting on Nov. 9, Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Aaron C. Spence discussed why he waited two weeks to inform parents about an outbreak of

Potomac Falls, Park View students call for Gaza cease-fire - Vimarsana News

Potomac Falls, Park View students call for Gaza cease-fire

Calling for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, about 200 Potomac Falls High School students demonstrated for about 20 minutes outside the Cascades school on Nov. 6.