Nathan Sperry, an eighth-grader at Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School, won first place in Chemical Sciences Section C at the Virginia Junior Academy of Science Research Symposium. The symposium was held at Virginia Commonwealth University from May 13 – 15.
Sperry presented his science fair project, entitled, “Does Anthocyanin Really Cause Carrots To Turn Green?” As a section winner, he was invited to give his talk a second time to members of the Virginia Academy of Science.
Falls Church has hidden nothing about its AI use. The bigger question is who’s watching for the risks nobody has thought of yet. By Nick Gatz There is a difference
The annual budget process in the City of Falls Church got off to an unexpectedly early start this Monday when an impromptu conversation about the City’s recent-years shared revenues policy
Falls Church City Public Schools (FCCPS) is inviting students, families, staff and community members to help shape the school division’s next strategic plan, which will establish educational priorities for the
The Mustangs offense exploded for five goals to defeat the Kettle Run Cougars in their final regular season game, winning 5-1 and achieving a perfect regular season record of 16-0