For the first time, nine students from Christchurch School have submitted research papers to the Virginia Junior Academy of Sciences for publication this year. All nine papers were accepted for presentation as...
Last Friday, the Middlesex High School (MHS) Key Club sponsored its Water Walk event. The goal is to provide wells for every village in the African country of Eswatini (the former Swaziland)....
Ware Academy celebrated the completion of phase two of the Ware Opportunities Arise building project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 19. Students, faculty, families, and supporters gathered on campus to recognize...
The Christchurch School (CCS) community celebrated Women’s History Month with a special service this week, which included the traditional Flowering of the Cross. The Flowering of the Cross is a western Christian...
Dr. Tracy B. Seitz has been named the Virginia Association of School Superintendents Region III Superintendent of the Year.
Dr. Seitz has led Middlesex County Public Schools (MCPS) since 2021 after serving in...
Middlesex County Public Schools (MCPS) is thriving as the first half of the school year comes to a close. Fueled by the dedication of our faculty, the unwavering support of our families,...
The Middlesex County School Board (MCSB) conducted its annual organizational meeting on Monday, Jan. 13, and unanimously re-elected longtime school board member Elliott Reed as chairman for 2025-2026.
Reed is the longest serving...
Middlesex High School (MHS) Principal Susan Fleet was honored last week on the floor of the Virginia General Assembly by Gov. Glenn Youngkin for the trailblazing efforts by the MHS staff to...
The Middlesex High School (MHS) Charger wrestling team opened its regular 2024-2025 season with a fifth place team finish at the Cavalier Clash at Caroline High School on Saturday, Dec. 7, and...
Crabs will lay 2 million eggs but only about five will make it to be an adult.
This fact is among the many things learned by 14 eighth graders from St. Clare...
Middlesex County Public Schools will conduct an important drug awareness presentation, Silent No More, for students in grades seven through 12 on Monday, Nov. 4, during the school day.
This impactful program...