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Systems Alliance Opens Richmond Office, Hires Former Dell Business Development Leader to Run Virginia Operations (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SPARKS, Md.----Systems Alliance, Inc., a regional systems integrator providing high-value IT and business consulting services, today announced Stephen Phillips, formerly an account executive with Dell responsible for the computer giant’s higher education and public-sector business in central Virginia, has joined the company as a business development executive.
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Virginia Tech student’s video details the Hokie experience (WSLS Newschannel 10 Roanoke)
Virginia Tech recently asked students to submit videos to their YouTube site on what it means to be a Hokie. Sophomore Tom Copenhaver was the first place winner.
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Goose Creek ISD to review special education (Baytown Sun)
Goose Creek CISD officials are taking action after a parent called the Goose Creek Special Education Program a “complete dysfunction.” On Monday, a newly formed committee made up of department heads will begin the process of review and remedy.
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Education Calendar: Dec. 2 (The Norwich Bulletin)
Education Calendar: Dec. 2.
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Cecil Underwood; former West Virginia governor; 86 (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Cecil Underwood, a high school teacher who went on to hold the distinction of being West Virginia's youngest and oldest governor, died Nov. 24 at a Charleston, W.Va., hospital. He was 86.
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Team to look for ways to help rescue TWV (The Fayette Tribune)
Education and Arts Secretary Kay Goodwin is heading up a team this week to examine the books of Theatre West Virginia to see if the Manchin administration can help the group let the shows go on as usual next summer.
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Justices throw out suit by man who says school system let him down (Charleston Daily Mail)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia Supreme Court justices have ended a Kanawha County mans lawsuit against the local school system, which he alleged failed to educate him.Two years after graduating from Sissonville High School in 2004, Thomas P. Sturm sued...
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Dark Fiscal Future for Schools (Washington Post)
For the first time, Prince William County, which has one of the region's fastest-growing school systems, could see its education budget shrink in the coming year because of plunging house values and a likely residential property tax cut.
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Welcome to wine country ... in Virginia (New York Daily News)
It might surprise people to learn that Virginia is a thriving wine-producing state. But grape growing in the Old Dominion actually dates to 1774, when Thomas Jefferson planted a vineyard.
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New Cumberland named 2008 “Make It Shine” community (Weirton Daily Times)
The city of New Cumberland was recently recognized at the 2008 West Virginia Educational Conference on Litter Control and Solid Waste Management.
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