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Members of the “money committees” heard similar messages in their respective annual pre-session retreats last week: sluggish economic growth is expected in the next several
Championing K-12: Advocacy & Collaboration Between Boards of Supervisors and School Boards Listen to the Podcast In this episode of Uplifting Our Children Through Education,
VACo has released its 2026 Legislative Program, which was adopted by membership on November 11 at the Annual Business Meeting. The 2026 Legislative Program was drafted
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