House bills 1374 and 1377 would shift Virginia Military Institute’s governance to the board of visitors at Virginia State University and evaluate the institute’s programs.
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Families who are not residents of Lexington and choose to send their children to Lexington City Schools will pay $1,540 for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.
The Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to build a new regional recreation center and install artificial turf at the high school.
Administrators say they are conducting research to learn how the schedule may impact students.
Voters ousted the incumbent mayor, who is a high-ranking official at Southern Virginia University.
Virginia Military Institute’s superintendent told a committee that the school strives to be non-partisan and as “center line” as possible.
The 43-day federal government shutdown intensified an already growing demand in Rockbridge County.
All four winners will be sworn in in January. Jolley and another first-time winner, Duncan Gilbert, will join incumbents Lisa Kerr and Roy Mohler on the board.
Rockbridge will buy new security equipment for five schools, and Buena Vista will install a new swipe access system on doors at Enderly Heights.
The Drug Abuse Resistance Education program’s new curriculum emphasizes real-life decision-making through scenario-based lessons instead of the old “just say no” slogan.