A Journey of Education and Remembrance

International Holocaust Remembrance Day is January 27th.

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LCPS Pursuing Electric Bus Subsidies

This week, Dominion Energy announced the 16 Virginia school systems that will participate in the first phase of its electric-school-bus deployment program.

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2nd Douglass School Renovation Meeting February 12

Loudoun County Public Schools will hold the second community outreach and engagement workshop regarding possible future public uses at a renovated Douglass School building at 7 p.m. Wednesday, February 12.

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Meeting at Countryside Elementary to Discuss Sidewalk Plan

Loudoun County Public Schools and the County of Loudoun have received funding through the Federal Safe Routes to School program to improve pedestrian access to Countryside Elementary.

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Managing Bumps in the Road Seminar January 22

The Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Department of Pupil Services will present “Managing Bumps in the Road: Building Resilient Relationships with Your Teen” from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, January 22nd.

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School Board Lifts TJHSST Admissions Cap, Restores Transportation

The Loudoun County School Board voted Tuesday to remove a cap of 50 on the number of Loudoun County Public Schools students who can be admitted to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology for the 2020-2021 school year.

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International Holocaust Remembrance Day is January 27th.

It's more important than ever to share the stories of Holocaust survivors. The urgency of keeping Holocaust memory alive and accessible is greater than ever. The Holocaust is now an event “on the edge of living memory.” Soon there will be no first-hand witnesses to share their stories. The lessons from the Holocaust can guide us to a better tomorrow where no marginalized minority will ever stand alone in their fight for human rights. Dominion High School educators Nicole Korsen and Jennifer Rodgers introduce their students and participants of the International Youth Leadership Summit to survivors so that they may preserve these lessons and pass them along to another generation.

A Journey of Education and Remembrance