UVA Finance and full BOV sign off on lease and possible sale of Oak Lawn to Charlottesville City Schools
One of the next steps will be a feasibility study into the property, building off a previous one conducted by UVA that was published this summer
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University of Virginia considering leasing Oak Lawn property to Charlottesville
The plan had been to use the land to open a childcare facility
Area governments and VDOT call for safe driving as school starts
Charlottesville’s speed cameras are placed at six locations including two portions of Cherry Avenue
Charitable trust founded by Paul Goodloe McIntire to be terminated
Funds from the trust have been used most recently for $500 scholarships for graduating high school seniors
Charlottesville Scholarship Program announces 2025 awardees
The program began in 2021 and has assisted 212 individuals including this year’s cohort
Charlottesville City Schools and UVA are both seeking to acquire Federal Executive Institute
Both UVA and Charlottesville City Schools are competing to be considered for the future of a 13+ acre tract that went up for sale suddenly in the early days of the second Trump administration
Governor Youngkin vetoes 157 bills including one to allow localities to hold referendum on sales tax for school construction
A review of some but not all of the 157 vetoes made by Governor Youngkin before the deadline.
Area students take top prizes at Virginia Piedmont Regional Science Fair
One winning entrant is seeking ways to clean water more efficiently and the other seeks to make electrostatic motors more efficient.
Public Education Foundation of Charlottesville-Albemarle makes a dozen awards to local teachers
The grants are awarded to teachers who are seeking to try new ways to educate students