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Warren schools enrollment increases slightly

FRONT ROYAL -- Warren County Public Schools enrollment increased by a little more than 100 pupils after the start of the year.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 16 | 0 | 0 Comments

School to roll out 'ginormous band' for halftime show

WOODSTOCK -- If there is strength in numbers, Central High School will be flexing a lot of muscle Friday night.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 15 | 0 | 0 Comments

School Board looks at wish list

WOODSTOCK -- The Shenandoah County School Board is scheduled to act next month on a $53.9 million capital improvement plan.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:15 AM Sep 14 | 0 | 0 Comments

Descendant of Russian nobility pairs with SU to create a DVD outlining his ancestry for family

FRONT ROYAL -- Ask Count Basile A. Denissoff what's in a name and he's most likely to answer -- in his thick French accent -- everything.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:15 AM Sep 14 | 0 | 0 Comments

Board OKs leftover money transfer to school severances

WINCHESTER -- Thanks to some careful accounting, Frederick County Public Schools will have a little more breathing room when preparing difficult budgets.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 12 | 0 | 0 Comments

R-MA holds Patriot Day observance

FRONT ROYAL -- Valerie Pratt was attending elementary school when the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks suddenly struck eight years ago.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 12 | 0 | 0 Comments

Four county schools meet benchmarks of national progress test

WOODSTOCK -- Debora Swecker tried spreading some Christmas cheer through the Shenandoah County School Board on Thursday night as she explained the division's most recent federally mandated Adequate Yearly Progress results.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 10 | 0 | 0 Comments

Local students visit W.Va. observatory

FRONT ROYAL -- Mountain Vista Governor School students ended the summer and began the new school year by looking at the stars.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 9 | 0 | 0 Comments

Area schools let teachers choose what to do in class

Area public schools took an individualized approach and emphasized the importance of parental choice when deciding whether to broadcast President Obama's national address to pupils on Tuesday.

Posted by NVDaily at 2:00 AM Sep 9 | 0 | 0 Comments