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Homecoming Court

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Mathews homecoming court to have both boys and girls

Lagging enrollment in Mathews schools impacts budget

A lower-than-projected enrollment—along with the accompanying dip that could mean in state funding—has the Mathews County School Board looking to other financial sources to shore up its current budget.

Gloucester School Board appoints two teachers

The Gloucester County School Board appointed two teachers during its Oct. 12 meeting.

Ware Academy to hold Fall Festival on Oct. 29

Fun and games

Forum Monday at Ware Academy on rising sea levels

Ware Academy will host the international research group Atlantic Rising at a free public forum at 6:30 p.m. Monday.

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Homecoming royalty

Photo: Deana Nutter and Perry Morris were crowned the GHS 2010 Homecoming Queen and King and during the Gloucester High School football game Friday. Photo courtesy Kim Chandler
Deana Nutter and Perry Morris were crowned the GHS 2010 Homecoming Queen and King and during the Gloucester High School football game Friday.

THMS students report on their Nature Camp adventures

Thomas Hunter Middle School students Ryan Koebach and Jack Vrooman recently told the Garden Club of Mathews County about their adventures during the summer at Nature Camp.

Foundation offers site for RCC marine trades classes

The Mathews Maritime Foundation, which operates both the Mathews Maritime Museum and the Gwynn’s Island Boat Shop (used for the repair and resale of donated boats), has recently volunteered the boat shop as a location for Rappahannock Community College’s marine trades classes.

Peasley SCA plans student activities

The Peasley Middle School Student Council Association has several activities planned this year in conjunction with the school wide theme of “Passport to a Better Future,” according to SCA reporter Jordan McDermott.

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