RPS receives $162,000 state grant for school security equipment
“It is really a way to enhance security in school buildings when the local budget may not allow for it.”
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On Faith and Values: Whose Back Have You Got?
Finding a non-judgmental environment is, in many ways, finding home.
Oct. 15 Newsletter: No tax cut coming
Plus, mourning D'Angelo, a new policy allowing cell phones to be brought to the courthouse, a school board update and high school football report, and one last chance to sign up for our Thursday donor Zoom.
RPS Roundup: New Clark Springs uses, Armstrong to keep its name, and the Richmond Ed Fund raised $7.5 million
The division received a $265,000 grant from the State Department of Education that will go towards the wellness team’s projects in the building.
High school football report: Hanover stays unbeaten with big test on tap
Plus, Thomas Dale faces Dinwiddie in the Game of the Week.
Siding with Avula, Council rejects push to lower real estate tax bills
In new assessments that went out last month, property values rose by 5.74% overall.
Richmond courthouses now allow cell phones, but only in locked pouches
Richmond officials are finally allowing members of the public to take phones into city courthouses.
