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East District incumbent on School Board seeks second term as write-in - Vimarsana News

East District incumbent on School Board seeks second term as write-in

Nelson County School Board member George Cheape is seeking a second term representing the East District as a write-in candidate.

Nelson supervisors hold hearing on FY '22 budget - Vimarsana News

Nelson supervisors hold hearing on FY '22 budget

The county's proposed budget for fiscal year 2022 saw little input from the public during a May 4 hearing and now awaits final approval from the Nelson County Board of

NCPS pushing ahead with March 1 transition to hybrid learning - Vimarsana News

NCPS pushing ahead with March 1 transition to hybrid learning

Nelson County Public Schools is pushing ahead with its March 1 transition to hybrid learning just months ahead of when the division will close out its spring semester. Despite some ongoing concerns, the Nelson County School Board voted unanimously during a Feb. 16 meeting to proceed into the next phase of its return to school plan on the heels of Gov. Ralph Northam’s urging that Virginia school divisions offer an in-person learning option by March 15. “We have students who have not sat through a single live class this entire year,” West District board member Shannon Powell said...

Nelson County Public Schools extends remote learning - Vimarsana News

Nelson County Public Schools extends remote learning

Nelson County Public Schools extends remote learning Nelson County Schools sign. (Source: WDBJ) By Michael Alachnowicz | January 15, 2021 at 6:19 PM EST - Updated January 15 at 6:19 PM NELSON COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - The doors to Tye River Elementary have stayed closed to in-person learning. Tye River, like other Nelson County schools, will remain that way even longer. “The health of our staff, students, our families and our community is the top priority for all of us as we struggle through this crisis,” said Martha Eagle, superintendent. That message was clear at Thursday’s school bo...

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