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61 graduate from Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School

Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School held its graduation ceremony at Essex Intermediate School on May 31.

Graduate students take part in intensive study of small fishes at VIMS

An international group of 16 graduate students recently pursued three weeks of intensive study of small fishes at VIMS.

Loring named Retired Teacher of the Year

Lana Loring was selected as the Gloucester Retired Educators Association’s Retired Teacher of the Year.

428 students graduate from RCC

RCC graduates

Governor’s School seniors present projects

Seniors presented their independent research projects at the 70th annual Virginia Junior Academy of Sciences meeting last month.

Gloucester board approves personnel changes

Personnel changes and appointments

School briefs

School briefs

School board member questioned about negative comments

Harry Barker of Cobbs Creek, spoke out at the public comment period at the start of Tuesday’s Mathews County School Board meeting, demanding an apology for comments made about his wife by a school board member.

School briefs

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Parrott promoted to principal at Abingdon

Abingdon Elementary School assistant principal LaQuiche Parrott was promoted to principal at Abingdon.

Harpsichord donation

Photo: Kingston Episcopal Parish recently donated this hand-made harpsichord to Mathews High School. The instrument was built by John Bateman of Mathews in the early 1990s and donated to the parish by the late Morrison Smith, a former parishioner. The parish vestry recognized the potential opportunity to increase use of the harpsichord while enhancing the school’s music education program, said a press release. Shown with the harpsichord are, from left, MHS assistant principal Lex Foster, Kingston Parish member Bill Newell, parish senior warden Thomas M. Hunley, MHS band director Wayne Fillingim, and band members, kneeling from left, Thomas Hall, Joshua Sadler, Brian Smith, Shannon Enders, Sally Taylor, Brittany Godwin, Keith Whiting; standing front row, Cody Greenfield, Brandon LaPointe, Ian Andrews, Dylan Lambert, Jason Williams, Natalie James, Mariah Jowers, Kristin Fauber, Aubrey Koebach; back row, Cole Clawson, Locke Tucker, Joseph Rowe and Matthew Craven. Photo by Sherry Hamilton
Kingston Episcopal Parish recently donated this hand-made harpsichord to Mathews High School.

Mathews school employees recognized at awards ceremony

Two administrators and 12 teachers were recognized last Wednesday during the division’s annual awards ceremony.

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