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MHS Scholastic Bowl team earns state tournament bid

The Mathews High School Scholastic Bowl team’s recent streak of success continued at Saturday’s Region A Tournament, where the Devils overcame numerous obstacles to place second and earn a berth in the Group A State Tournament.

Ware students work to make G-M Free Clinic more child-friendly

Inspired by their recent informative tour of the Gloucester-Mathews Free Clinic, some children at Ware Academy are making their own contribution to the facility that provides so much to the local community.

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GHS students take part in Virginia Latin convention

Gloucester High School students were among the 1,600 Latin students who attended the Virginia Junior Classical League Convention in Richmond in November.

Gloucester school personnel changes approved

School personnel changes

VEA awards $200,000 grant to Virginia Public Radio

The Virginia Education Association announced it has awarded a $200,000 grant to support the Virginia Public Radio news project for 2011 and 2012.

Special education screenings offered at Botetourt Elementary

The special education department of Gloucester Public Schools will conduct free screenings for preschool children ages two to five from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21, at Botetourt Elementary School.

Student writers win awards from woman’s club

Student winners were announced in the Mathews County Woman’s Club’s Literary Contest.

Lecture series to focus on Gloucester’s African American history

A three-session course on “Gloucester County and Progressive Movements” will be held on consecutive Thursday afternoons next month at the Gloucester Library.

Atlantic Rising visit raises eco-awareness at Ware Academy

Photo:
Ware Academy eighth graders listened to Tim Bromfield as he provided an introduction to the Atlantic Rising project.

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