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News Summary Colonial Williamsburg has announced the opening of the Williamsburg Bray School, a museum dedicated to Black education. Originally operating in the 18th century,
News Summary An archaeological excavation at the College of William & Mary has uncovered the intact foundations of the Williamsburg Bray School, which operated in
News Summary William & Mary archaeologists have uncovered the 18th-century foundation of the Williamsburg Bray School, America’s oldest surviving schoolhouse for Black children. The intact
News Summary The Nuestros Niños Child Care Center in Williamsburg is set to close after 51 years due to low enrollment and budget cuts, impacting
News Summary The restored Bray School in Williamsburg, which educated enslaved and free Black children, has opened its doors to the public. Coinciding with Juneteenth
News Summary Donna Irene Herman, a beloved musician and committed social worker, has passed away. Known for her compassion and dedication to the community, she
News Summary Neil Handa, a teenager from Crozet, won first place at the Virginia State Finals of the National Civics Bee. This annual competition enhances
News Summary Lawrence ‘Larry’ Kirk Banks, a well-respected advocate in the diabetes community and legal professional, passed away recently at the age of 82. A
News Summary Yousef Kiani, an eighth-grader from J. Lupton Simpson Middle School, secured second place in the Virginia State Finals of the National Civics Bee.
News Summary Students from four diocesan high schools in Potomac Shores, VA, have signed national letters of intent to pursue collegiate sports. This landmark event
