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Schools Notes

Schools Notes

The Arts, May 14-20

The Arts, May 14-20

Clubs & Organizations, Jan. 14-20

Clubs & Organizations, Jan. 14-20

State Cites Local Power Needs

State Cites Local Power Needs

State Cites Local Power Needs

State Cites Local Power Needs

Breast Cancer Survivor Walks For a Cure

Breast Cancer Survivor Walks For a Cure

Education Notebook - 08/14/02

Education Notebook - 08/14/02

People

People

People Notes

People Notes

Staff: Reject Most CPAMs

Seventeen of 20 comprehensive plan amendment applications said not to meet county's criteria.

Staff: Reject Most CPAMs

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Rodriguez Wins 2011 Sullivan Award

Bishop Ireton grad named nation’s top amateur athlete.

Army standout and 2008 Bishop Ireton graduate Andrew Rodriguez was named the winner of the 2011 James E. Sullivan Award in a ceremony held March 20 at the New York Athletic Club.

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Rodriguez Wins 2011 Sullivan Award

Bishop Ireton grad named nation’s top amateur athlete

Army standout and 2008 Bishop Ireton graduate Andrew Rodriguez was named the winner of the 2011 James E. Sullivan Award in a ceremony held March 20 at the New York Athletic Club.

Editorial: Later Start Times for High School

It’s past time to act; let this year be the year.

Tuesday morning, Sept. 3, the first day of school in Fairfax County, Dr. Karen Garza began her official day at 6:30 a.m. at Chantilly High School. While Garza was making herself available for interviews before the first class started at 7:20 a.m., many students were already on the school bus.

Brief: Week in McLean

Fire at Marshall High, McLean Chamber Promotes Bike to Work Day, and Book Collection to Support Scholarships for Women

Arlington Crime Report March 6

Crime report for the Arlington area.

News Briefs

News Briefs

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Oktoberfest Reston Set for Oct. 5-7

The beer and wine will be flowing at Oktoberfest Reston produced by the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce, www.OktoberfestReston.com, the largest fall festival in Northern Virginia drawing crowds of up to 85,000 over three days. This event features the best in fall brews with traditional Oktoberfest fare from area restaurants.

Sports Briefs

The Centreville boys’ lacrosse team honored its senior players at its last regular season home game on May 11,

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Aldrin Elementary Celebrates 20 Years

Buzz Aldrin himself attends elementary school celebration as a featured speaker.

Hundreds of students, ranging from kindergarten to sixth grade, flooded into the auditorium of Aldrin Elementary for a special assembly this past Monday, June 8.

Column: School Board Takes the Plunge - Sort of

The wheels of change grind slowly in Fairfax County. The move toward later, healthier school start times for teenage public school students is a prime example. Despite support from a wide range of health professionals, the School Board has struggled with the issue for some 20 years.