Principal selection interview at E Wilson Morrison Elementary
They said She heads the committee that interviewed Nicole Jensen for the principal position at E Wilson Morrison Elementary School.
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Newspaper
The Warren Sentinel
Location
Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2016
Page
2
They said She heads the committee that interviewed Nicole Jensen for the principal position at E Wilson Morrison Elementary School.
On Monday June 13 at 7 p m the Town Council meets at the Warren County Government Center 220 N Commerce St. On Wednesday June 15 at 5 p m the Warren County School Board meets at 210 N Commerce Ave. A work session is planned for Monday June 20 on the second floor Town Administration Building 102 E Main St. Supervisors meeting at the Warren County Government Center 220 N Commerce Ave is also listed. The calendar notes Monday June 27 and Tuesday June 21 7 p m Warren County Board of Supervisors and government offices closed for Independence Day. Please notify us of your locality's public meetings. 540-635-4174
The American Cancer Society event at Skyline High School saw a significant turnout with many participants joining Saturday. Organizers noted community involvement and fundraising efforts to support cancer research and patient services.
Front Royal Virginia plans four public hearings for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Warren County Government Center. Items include changes to town vehicle licensing, mailing of tax bills, adoption by reference of state motor vehicle laws, and a new $5 fee for accident reports under five pages not from DMV.
The June 2 A1 page article failed to identify Rev. Michael Williams as the director of student life at Randolph-Macon Academy. The Sentinel apologizes for the error and corrects the record.
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