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Middle-School Cartoonist Draws on Animal Insight

Prince William County seventh-grader Crystal Wormack owns a sliver of renown in the U.S. Copyright registry: Registration No. VAu 952-280. Title of work: "Angel the Puppy."



Middle-School Cartoonist Draws on Animal Insight

Prince William County seventh-grader Crystal Wormack owns a sliver of renown in the U.S. Copyright registry: Registration No. VAu 952-280. Title of work: "Angel the Puppy."



Supervisor Offers Alternative Site For 2 New Schools

Living in LoCo is Erica Garman's blog devoted to all things interesting in Loudoun County. You can find it at http://www.loudounextra.com . This column of highlights from the blog appears in this space every Sunday.

Tougher Emission Rule For Mowers Expected To Slice Into Wallets

Joe Hall was unequivocal about what he expects new emissions standards for lawn mowers will mean for his small lawn-care business.



Pr. William Pupils Still Grapple With Math Test

New state test results show that Prince William County's third-graders are struggling to score at the highest level since the implementation of a controversial math program that was intended to boost performance.



School Bus Aide Arrested and Charged With Sexually Abusing Two Students

A school bus aide in Montgomery County was charged yesterday with sexually abusing two female students, including an 11-year-old with special needs.



At Western Fairfax Schools, New Boundaries Bring New Faces

For the tightknit South Lakes High School community, the start of the academic year has brought a jolt of new students, in part because of a shake-up of western Fairfax County's school boundaries.



County’s SAT Scores Fall Again as Racial Gap Grows

The latest SAT report from Montgomery County brims with bad news. Scores are down. The achievement gap that separates whites and Asians from blacks and Hispanics is growing.



Tests Show Math Skills Lagging Reading

Virginia test results released last week showed rising scores in reading and math in Fairfax County and a skewed trajectory, as students' literacy skills outpaced their computational abilities.



Officials Hail Find of More Than 160 Snakeheads

State officials said this week that the discovery of more than 160 snakeheads near Mattawoman Creek represents a major victory in the battle against the toothy predators known as Frankenfish.




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