But this is not the only district grappling with fights.
Author Archives: Jessie Higgins
I'm Charlottesville Tomorrow's managing editor and health and safety reporter. If there’s something you think we should be investigating, please email me at jhiggins@cvilletomorrow.org! And you can follow all the work we do by subscribing to our free newsletter! Hablo español, y quiero mantener a la comunidad hispanohablante informada. Si tienes preguntas o información que debo saber, por favor, envíame un correo electrónico a jhiggins@cvilletomorrow.org.
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Unable to attract enough local candidates, small governments are finding it increasingly difficult to function
One takeaway from this year’s Voter Guide.
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Weekly fights, adults trespassing on campus and terrified students
Four days after teachers forced the district to close Charlottesville High School, we’re learning more about the conditions in the school.
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Monday evening, a community group will host a public conversation about the violence at Charlottesville High School
You can join the event in person, at the Martin Luther King Performing Arts Center, or virtually.
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UPDATE: Superintendent cancels classes at CHS Monday and Tuesday in response to violence at the school, announces interim principal
The high school closed Friday when 27 teachers coordinated a “sick out” day.
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The day after police respond to fights, Charlottesville High School abruptly cancels classes, citing staffing issues
Plus, air quality is quite poor today! A new wildfire is burning in Shenandoah.
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A month later, the Quaker Run Wildfire in Madison County continues burning
But it’s possible this won’t be disastrous to the forest out there.
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Here’s how you can watch 2023 Central Virginia election results come in live
The official results might take a while to determine.
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Registrar: Madison County election is unaffected by wildfire
All polling locations remain open, though parts of the county have been evacuated.
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What you need to know if you’re voting today
From Clerk of Court to Senator, here are the people who want to represent you.
