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'Fun, exciting, well-paying': SU launches air traffic control certificate (opens the original)
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A newly-launched certificate program at Shenandoah University offers students and community members the chance to learn more about and in-demand career path in the aviation field. The undergraduate certificate in air traffic control, which spans two years and five classes, allows students to bypass to Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control academy in Oklahoma City, which typically spans a few months. Those who complete the certificate will take an FAA-approved evaluation. "And if
Don Comer seeking Ward 4 seat on Winchester School Board (opens the original)
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Local parent and active community volunteer Don Comer is one of two candidates in this November's election seeking to represent Ward 4 on the Winchester School Board. Comer, a Winchester Public Schools parent with a background in nonprofit work, says he was approached by current School Board members asking if he was interested in entering the race. "I was deeply ingrained in the school system," said Comer. "... I was there a lot, and then in doing so, I got more involved in the school. It just s
Future Catholic high school launching Saturday classes (opens the original)
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A future Catholic high school in the area will begin hosting Saturday classes this weekend geared toward prospective students. The classes will be taught at St. Bridget of Ireland Catholic Church in Berryville. Dawson Sheen Academy, which aims to open its doors to its inaugural freshman class next fall, is offering core classes including history, Spanish, literature and religion to current middle schoolers, said co-founder and headmaster Charles Presberg. Offerings also will feature a course fo
Local SOL results mirror statewide improvements in reading, math (opens the original)
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Virginia's Standards of Learning results for the 2025-2026 school year, released recently, highlighted "modest increases in math and reading scores," according to a media release from the Virginia Department of Education. VDOE's Virginia School Quality Profiles, which provide division-level reports regarding test scores, have been updated to show how local school divisions performed. Results in Winchester, Frederick and Clarke County align with statewide improvements in reading and math pass rat
SU employee recalls 9/11 experience in NYC (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago today, tragedy shattered a clear, blue morning when a hijacked plane hit the World Trade Center's North Tower in New York City. Moments later, another hijacked plane hit the South Tower, and as the morning unfolded, two more would crash on American soil, one into the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and another in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The attacks, carried out by 19 Al-Quaeda terrorists, killed 2,977 people and caused the deaths of 441 first responders. Sept. 1
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