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Decision on WJCC Schools' FY25-34 Capital Improvement Plan Slated for Dec. 12 - Vimarsana News

Decision on WJCC Schools' FY25-34 Capital Improvement Plan Slated for Dec. 12

WILLIAMSBURG — A decision on the Superintendent’s Proposed FY25-34 Capital Improvement Plan, presented to the James City County Board of Supervisors and…

Williamsburg school board considers adopting state's transgender policies - Vimarsana News

Williamsburg school board considers adopting state's transgender policies

The revisions would put the school division in compliance with the 2023 Model Policies released by the Virginia Department of Education over the summer.

After bashing GOP rival's doughnut dropoffs, Democrat sent political email to school staff - Vimarsana News

After bashing GOP rival's doughnut dropoffs, Democrat sent political email to school staff

A Democratic candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates sent a mass political email to employees of the Williamsburg-James City County school division.

Long-awaited sidewalk project breaks ground near Williamsburg school - Vimarsana News

Long-awaited sidewalk project breaks ground near Williamsburg school

The Safe Routes to School program works to make it easy for kids to walk and bike to school.

Breaking down the textbook adoption process amid 'divisive concepts' controversy in Williamsburg-area schools – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Breaking down the textbook adoption process amid 'divisive concepts' controversy in Williamsburg-area schools – Daily Press

Community feedback and committee evaluation did not align during the Williamsburg-James City County Public School's adoption process of "Government in America: People, Politics and Policy," suggesting that there may be some "level of subjectivity" when determining whether or not a textbook contains divisive concepts.