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Articles from the week
Monday
Tuesday
Henrico was first in the nation to give every high schooler a laptop. Now, it’s pulling back. | ||||||
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Kids have been in school for the past couple of weeks (or just a couple of days if your school had a mold issue). But parents statewide, especially in Henrico County, have been anxious this summer about their children returning to school and about screen time in the classroom. Amber Rhodes, a former teacher in Central Virginia, led an | ||||||
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Wednesday
Weather Wednesdays with Sean Sublette
Weather vs. Climate, Super El Niño, and the UN Report’s impact on Virginia
Thursday
The Referee Used to Work for the Other Team | ||||||
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In the lead-up to the World Cup final, imagine learning that the head referee used to work for one of the teams. You’d be rightfully upset, saying there’s a clear conflict of interest here. Right here in Virginia, we’re seeing that issue play out on a field that will impact us all. NextEra, a Florida-based energy company, wants to buy Dominion Energy - … | ||||||
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Friday
AI and Screen Time in the Classroom: A Chat with Delegate Sam Rasoul
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Salaam
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Salaam Bhatti is a public interest lawyer who has spent his career fighting and winning for tens of thousands of Virginia families. As host of Let’s Address Virginia (LAVA), Salaam will share issues facing Virginia and clear action items on what everyday Virginians can do to lift their voice. Subscribe and share because here, the floor is LAVA and absolute justice is the ceiling.
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