Each center will be headquartered within an existing regional organization, in either a cultural nonprofit, two-year, or four-year college. Funding to support them will come from Virginia Humanities, allowing those regional organizations to regrant money to other local nonprofit groups to support humanities programs and conversations about local topics their
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Highland Springs High School history teacher Spencer Billett is among seven teachers statewide to receive the Virginia Humanities K-12 Educator Fellowship, announced earlier this week. The program offers selected teachers a stipend of $4,000, supplies for their classroom up to $180, and two reference books for research. It is
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Two people from Henrico are among 19 statewide to earn fellowships from Virginia Humanities, the state’s humanities council. Henrico County Public Schools Secondary Social Studies Specialist Taylor Snow was one of 12 recipients of the K-12 Educator Fellowship, which provides educators with humanities curriculum focuses the resources to design
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