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New school start times at Williamsburg-James City County schools - Vimarsana News

New school start times at Williamsburg-James City County schools

School division leaders are making the temporary change due to the ongoing bus driver shortage.

Williamsburg, James City schools announces plans for COVID-19 vaccine clinic for students - Vimarsana News

Williamsburg, James City schools announces plans for COVID-19 vaccine clinic for students

Chief Operating Officer Daniel Keever revealed changes in quarantine rules following advice from the division’s health advisory team. Symptom-free students who were in close contact with a COVID sufferer will be able to return to school after 10 days without a test.

Williamsburg-JCC students returning to 4 days in classrooms per week as number of students in quarantine continues to rise - Vimarsana News

Williamsburg-JCC students returning to 4 days in classrooms per week as number of students in quarantine continues to rise

“Transmission is high. The virus is still out there and spreading. People really need to be cautious so that we can continue to deliver educational services in person,” said board member Kyra Cook.

School Board discusses adding trailers to Williamsburg, James City schools before classes begin in fall, announces 2021-22 schedule - Vimarsana News

School Board discusses adding trailers to Williamsburg, James City schools before classes begin in fall, announces 2021-22 schedule

The School Board backed a $167.4 million budget that entails an average pay raise of 4% for teachers and other staff.

Few local school divisions see high percentages of students opting for in-person learning - Vimarsana News

Few local school divisions see high percentages of students opting for in-person learning

Norfolk Public Schools has one of the highest percentages of students returning to the buildings. Author: Janet Roach Updated: 6:20 PM EST March 11, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. — Some of the highest percentages of students returning to in-person learning are in Williamsburg/James City County Public Schools. Sixty-two percent of high schoolers are in the buildings under the hybrid learning model where they report twice a week while 64% of middle school students are returning as well as 77% of elementary students. Chief of Operations, Daniel Keever said he's pleased with...