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Eclipse gets badge for Scouts

Continuing path of success is goal

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Scout Master Brad Bateman, back left, and members of his Troop 544 from Mechanicsville don eye protection to look at the start of the eclipse. Troop 544 and about 300 others were on the campus of RandolphMacon College to watch the eclipse on Monday, Aug. 21. Scouts who participated received an eclipse patch. For more on the R-MC event, turn to page 2.

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Public input sought on deer hunting revisions By Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local HANOVER – The Hanover Board of Supervisors is considering a change to its current policy regarding rifles and deer hunting, a combination currently prohibited in the county. Vice chair Sean Davis, Henry District, told fellow members that amendments to the current code originated in the Community Development Committee. The changes would allow the hunting of deer with rifles with calibers of more than .23, one of several qualifiers contained in the proposed

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changes. Deputy County Administrator Frank Harksen explained the new ordinance would require hunters maintain unloaded weapons while on the ground, and all shots must be taken from a tree stand. “The current code limits rifle hunting of deer to the use of muzzle loading rifles during muzzle loaded season as well as general firearm season,” Harksen said. “The rifle hunting of other game is allowed.” see DEER, pg. 5

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ASHLAND – The successes that Hanover County Public Schools enjoyed last year stemmed from what Dr. Michael Gill, superintendent, plans to repeat when students return for the 2017-2018 term on Tuesday. “This time last year we began with two major themes that were going to guide the school division,” Gill said. Those themes were relevance and equity. “As the school year progressed, a natural theme started to emerge and that was the theme of innovation. So those three ideas became what all of our work in the school division centered around.” In the fall of 2016, the school district adopted its new

six-year long-range plan, which Gill said is a “document that we are extremely proud of.” The school system, he said, has “objectives, specific strategies, and a handful of goals that we want to accomplish during the course of the sixyear plan.” He said it is very detailed, but it “also can really be described as advancing the ideas of relevance, equity and innovation.” He then fast forwards to the upcoming school year. “I’ve been asked by several people ‘What’s going to be the next big thing?’ My response is relevance, equity and innovation, which is ironic in some ways because repeating the same ideas does not seem very innovative.” Gill said he, his administrative staff and the Hanover County School Board do know

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that whether it’s in the business world or the education world those who have attained success don’t change the horse midstream. “They have a commitment to the ideas, the mission of the organization.” “So the very nature of relevance in innovation means that we constantly have to analyze what we are doing in order to prepare students in the best manner possible.” The work that was accomplished last year was “fantastic.” “Relevance is the idea that students see and understand a connection between what they’re being taught in a classsee SUCCESS pg. 7

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R-MC hosts eclipse watch Physics professor joins in welcoming crowd to solar event moon continued in its path until it was clear of the sun at about 4:04 in the afternoon. ASHLAND — Along with Virginia’s position in terms those across the rest of the of the eclipse’s path across nation in its path, students and America offered only a parmembers of the community tial coverage of the sun’s face, showed up in large numbers in that Virginians were not to a solar eclipse able to see totality watch party as other parts of the Monday, Aug. nation saw. 21, at the Frank Those who E. Brown Plaza attended R-MC’s on the campus of event saw at least Randolph-Macon 85% of the sun covCollege. ered by the moon The crowd before it hit its peak gathered in and continued past Ashland so they it. SPAGNA they could get a In addition to good view of the “once-in-a- people being able to see the lifetime” natural phenomenon. solar eclipse through special The event, at 300 Henry glasses that are designed to St., was hosted by R-MC, and shield their eyes from any had “everything that attend- damage, Spagna also had a ees [needed] to safely observe specially designed solar viewthis spectacular event, including projector that displayed ing solar eclipse glasses,” said the solar eclipse through the George F. Spagna Jr. Ph.D., sun’s light and shadows via R-MC physics professor, in a a lens. news release on the school’s Spagna is director of the website. school’s Keeble Observatory, From the start of the a newly constructed teaching solar eclipse at 1:17 p.m. to laboratory where he said they the eclipse’s maximum at 2:44 have intentions to hold public p.m., attendees used every pair viewing sessions. of protective lenses, as it was a The new observatory was major attraction for anyone built in connection with the curious in seeing the moon as college’s newly constructed it partially covered the sun. science building, Macon F. When the partial eclipse Brock Jr. Hall. peaked at its maximum, the People who participated

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Luc Gilman and his sister Emma look at a projection of the eclipse on a Sunspotter. Both are students at South Anna Elementary School.

also brought their own homemade box projectors, something you can simply design out of a shoe box. Ellen Pleasants, who lives in the Ashland zip code, said, “I’ve been looking forward to this for three to four months.” She brought her own box projector that she made that shows the eclipse through a pinhole. Boy Scouts of America Troop 544 from Mechanicsville also attended the event. The eclipse served as a special and rare opportunity for the boys

to earn a badge. Scout Troop 544 is sponsored by the Shady Grove United Methodist Church, which is the location of their meetings. They had to document the eclipse and demonstrate their knowledge on how an eclipse occurs, as well as view the eclipse in their scout group in order to achieve the Boy Scouts of America solar eclipse patch. For more information about the R-MC solar eclipse watch party, or the Keeble Observatory, contact Spagna at 804-752-7344.

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Possession of marijuana was reported in the 7200 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville. Grand larceny, $200 or more not from a person, was reported in the 14500 block of Mountain Road, Glen Allen.

Issuing bad checks, $200, was reported in the 7300 block of Rural Point Road, ID theft ID to defraud was reported in the 7300 block of Valley Creek Drive, Mechanicsville.

Driver did not report an accident with damages, $1,000, in the 10900 block of Air Park Road, Ashland.

Obtaining money by false pretenses, $200, was reported in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville. Identity fraud use of identifying information to defraud was reported in the 10200 block of Still Creek Lane, Mechanicsville. Unauthorized use of vehicle, boat or animal was reported in the 16400 block of Tyler Station Road, Beaverdam. Driver did not report an accident with damage, $1,000, in the 9100 block of Atlee Road/Chamberlayne Road, Mechanicsville. Grand larceny, $200 or more not from a person, was reported in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way, Doswell. Grand larceny building was reported in the 7400 block of Ambrose Drive, Mechanicsville.

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Assault and battery of a family member was reported in the 7100 block of Ellerson Mill Creek, Mechanicsville.

Petit larceny shoplifting was reported in the 6400 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville. Concealment, price altering merchandise, $200, was reported in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville.

and assault was reported in the 19300 block of Teman Road, Beaverdam.

False report to police or falsely summoning police was reported in the 13200 block of Hanover Courthouse Road, Hanover. Petit larceny was reported in the 12000 block of Old Ridge Road/Lucas Road, Doswell. Grand larceny, $200 or more not from a person, was reported in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way, Doswell. Fail to perform construction after advance, $200, was reported in the 14300 block of Country Club Road, Ashland. Concealment, price altering merchandise, $200, was reported in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville. Concealment, price altering, merchandise, $200, was reported in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville.

Concealment, price altering merchandise, $200, was reported in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road, Mechanicsville. Assault and battery of a family member was reported in the 8300 block of Alpha Street, Mechanicsville.

Unlawful purchase or possession of alcoholic beverage was reported in the 10300 block of Sliding Hill Road, Ashland. Firearms, regardless of value, not from a person were reported in the 10200 block of Still Creek Lane, Mechanicsville.

ID theft ID to defraud, $200, was reported in the 9000 block of Pine Hill Road, Mechanicsville.

Grand larceny, $200 or more not from a person, was reported in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way, Doswell.

Driver did not report an accident with damages, $1,000, in the 9500 block of Alexgarden Court, Mechanicsville.

Petit larceny shoplifting was reported in the 7000 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville.

Grand larceny building was reported in the 7500 block of Washington Arch Drive, Mechanicsville.

Petit larceny parts was reported in the 7000 block of Constance Hill Lane, Mechanicsville.

Destruction of property, monument, was reported in the 5000 block of 5000 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville.

Destruction of property, monument, was reported in the 11500 block of Hanover Courthouse Road/Hillcrest Road, Hanover.

Trespassing after being forbidden to do so was reported in the 10300 block of Brickerton Road, Mechanicsville.

Possessing forged coin or bank notes, 10, was reported in the 8900 block of Ringview Drive, Hanover. Carrying a concealed weapon, first offense, was reported in the 8000 block of Shady Grove Road/Meadowbridge Road, Mechanicsville. Breaking and entering into house to commit larceny

Possession of marijuana, first offense, was reported in the 6500 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike/ Lee-Davis Road.

Brandishing a firearm was reported in the 7400 block of Pole Green Road/Bell Creek Road.

Possession of marijuana, first offense, was reported in the 15000 block of Washington Highway.

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Possession of Schedule I and II controlled substances was reported in the 12200 block of West Patrick Henry Road.

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OBITUARIES | Death Notices & Funerals CHRIS BENOIT

Chris M. “Prince Cutta” Benoit, 26, of Ashland, passed away August 12, 2017. Surviving are his parents, Sandra Benoit and Carlise Robinson (Charlene); father, Alan Marshall; siblings, Danielle, Tarchell, Carlise (CJ) and Robbie; two devoted grandmothers, Mary Cohen and Lucille Robertson; along with a host of other relatives and friends; devoted fiancee, BENOIT Denisha Spurlock. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Monday, August 21, 2017, at Jerusalem Baptist Church in Doswell. Interment followed in Roselawn Cemetery. F.E. Dabney Funeral Home in Ashland was in charge of arrangements.

GERALD PUGH

Gerald Foster “Jerry” Pugh, local businessman, of “Shrubbery Hill,” Montpelier, passed away on August 18, 2017, after a quick, but courageous battle with cancer. He was born on June 26, 1946, in Richmond to the late Henry Reginald and Ethel Hoggard Pugh. He is survived by his loving wife of 48 years, Mary Anne Dailey Pugh; his brother, Reginald Wayne Pugh PUGH (wife, Lynn); beloved daughters, Jennifer Pugh Chamberlin (husband, Ben) and Elizabeth Pugh Solander (husband, David); grandchildren, Morgan, Anna, Elise and Mark Chamberlin and Marie and Henry Solander; and niece, Erin Pugh Smith (husband, Dwight and son, Andrew). Jerry was a proud graduate and supporter of the College of William and Mary, where he met his future wife and was a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. After graduation, he worked for several years for Boise Cascade, before returning to Richmond, where he was co-owner of Fire-X Corporation with his brother. During his retirement, he pursued his lifelong interests as an avid sportsman and tennis player. He enjoyed his bird dogs, the company of friends and neighbors and, above all, his time with his family. A memorial service was held at 11 a.m. on Friday, August 25, 2017, at The Fork Church at Doswell. Online condolences can be sent to www.blileys.com. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, www. pancan.org, in Jerry’s honor.

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MARJORIE SHORT

Marjorie Shugart “Shug” Short, died peacefully in the care of the Hermitage at Cedarfield on August 13, 2017, at the age of 95. Shug grew up in Richmond, the daughter of H. Mayo and Nellie Shugart. She graduated from St. Catherine’s School in 1939 and Sweet Briar College in 1943. Her yearbook entry from St. Catherine’s captured her essence, which persisted for her lifetime: “She is the perfect example of the all-around favorite, a good leader and the best company on any occasion. Shug can go the other person one better with her quick wisecracks. Despite the fact that she invariably says, ‘Oh I’m so mad,’ she usually pops up with a sunny smile or a twinkle all her own. If the dancing feet and flying hair of a tiny figure are seen down at the far end of the Arcade, you can be sure ‘Sugar’ is coming. She has a knack of making friends and keeping them indefinitely.” Shug’s beloved husband, Burton Prettyman Short Jr., preceded her in death in 1993. She is survived by her daughter, Joan Dennehy of Bellevue, Washington; her son, Roderick Dennehy Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia; her son, Stephen Dennehy of Ashland; and by nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. By all these, she is affectionately called “Oma.” Shug loved her golf. Despite her small stature, Shug could golf her ball. She was club champion of the Guantanamo Naval Base Golf Club in 1951 and later president of the Women’s Golf Association at Petersburg Country Club. On several occasions, she played the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia with husband, Burt, and over the years she recorded four holes-in-one. She was confirmed at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Richmond in 1935 and later transferred to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Petersburg, where she was a vestry member and Altar Guild member. She rejoined St. Stephen’s upon her return to Richmond in 2008. She was a volunteer with Contact Teleministries, Hospice and served on the Board of the Petersburg Home for Ladies. She also was a member of the Cockade City Garden Club. Shug’s family wishes to express appreciation to the staff of the Hermitage at Cedarfield for her special care over the past decade. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, September 16, 2017, in the Fellowship Hall at the Hermitage at Cedarfield at 2300 Cedarfield Parkway in Richmond. A private family burial will be held at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.

BLANCHE A. JACKSON

Blanche A. Jackson, of Ashland, departed this life August 16, 2017. She is survived by her children, Marion Latney, Bobby Farmer (Arthur) and John Abrams Jr.; and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, August 22, 2017, at the Providence Baptist Church at 9491 JACKSON Providence Church Road in Ashland. Henry W. Dabney Funeral Home at 518 North Washington Highway in Ashland was in charge of arrangements.

JOSEPH MELTON

Joseph C. “Joe” Melton, 61, of Henrico, passed away on Saturday, August 26, 2017. He was preceded in death by his parents, Willie E. Melton Jr. and Carol V. Melton; and brother, Billy Melton. He is survived by his brother and best friend, Dennis P. Melton; sisters, Ruby George and Sandra Fenner; and MELTON nephew, Luke Fenner. He enjoyed playing guitar and he loved music and trivia. His quick-witted humor will be missed. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday, August 30, 2017) at Nelsen Funeral Home-Reid Chapel at 412 South Washington Highway in Ashland. Interment will follow at Winn’s Baptist Church Cemetery. Condolences may be made to the family at nelsenashland.com.

joined Brown Grove Church at an early age. After marrying, she moved her membership to Abner Baptist Church. She was a devoted member; Deaconess, Usher and also served on the Pastor Aide Committee for many years. She was honored as Mother of the Year at Abner Baptist Church. She also worked for the late Dr. Ursla Reese in Ashland. She then worked for five more years caring for others as a Home Care Aide. She enjoyed being a mother, loving wife and a dedicated church member. Another one of her greatest joys was cooking for Abner Homecoming Dinners and her family with her signature Coconut Pound Cake and Sweet Potato Pies, while watching her favorite game shows on television. Afterwards, she would work in the yard that she took great pleasure in keeping maintained by riding on the lawn mower. She has an extensive travel resume reaching to Europe (The Netherlands) where she witnessed her only son marry. She also traveled to Mississippi, Louisiana, Maryland and New York to visit family. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert Lewis, Sr and Carol Lewis Sr. She leaves to cherish her memories a loving and devoted husband, Earl G Winston Sr.; one son, Earl G. Winston Jr (Barbara); three sisters, Barbara Stansbury (Cleo) of Buffalo, New York; Mary Griffin of North Chesterfield and Betty Jean Johnson of Glen Allen; two brothers, John Lewis (Eleanor) of Ashland and Bernard Lewis of Richmond; a host of nieces, nephew cousins other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at noon Friday, August 25, 2017, at the Abner Baptist Church in Glen Allen. Online condolences may be made at owensfuneralservices. com. Owens Funeral Services in Ashland was in charge of arrangements.

DELIA L. WINSTON

Delia L. Winston was born March 18, 1934, in Hanover County, to the late Samuel and Betty Elizabeth (Jones) Lewis. She graduated from John M Gandy High School 1953 where she also met her high school sweetheart Earl G. Winston; they were married December 26, 1954 and remained married for WINSTON 63-plus years. Delia soon became the mother to one son, Earl George Winston Jr., who was her greatest joy. Delia

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incoming chairman. Hazzard heads the commission’s finance committee. In other matters, the board appropriated $91,000 from the department’s contingency fund to provide funding for the county’s 25 percent match requirement for a $1 million federal grant. Fire-EMS Chief Jethro Piland said the funds will allow the county to provide full-time staffing for nine positions at the Farrington Fire Station. The SAFER grant is issued through the Department of Homeland Security. “It was

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Troy Bell, director of marketing for the Capital Region Airport Commission, provided an update on performance at RIR for the past year to the Hanover County Board of Supervisors last Wednesday. He said more direct flights are available from the airport than last year and fares remain competitive. Boston was the most travelled to city from Richmond the past 12 months.

from Richmond to popular destinations like the Caribbean also are increasing, and flights from Richmond to many cities are considerably less than the same fare from Norfolk. The director also noted two major improvements recently completed that will allow more expansion at the Henrico facility. A new taxiway provides better traffic flow for incoming and departing flights and an access road to the eastern portion of the airport should enhance industrial and support development in that area of RIC. Stanley and South Anna supervisorWayneHazzardserve on the Airport Commission, and Stanley has been elected

well needed and came at the right time,” Piland said. Without the grant, Piland estimated it would have taken the county at least three years to achieve the same goal minus the federal funding. The board approved the county’s share by a unanimous vote. Piland said the contingency fund still has an $848,000 balance. The board also agreed to accept a $78,000 in-kind donation from the Beaverdam Youth League to install lighting at Montpelier Park. The lighting will allow for night play on the fields and facilitate other activities at the site. The county share on the $120,000 project is $42,000.

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Deer hunting by rifle “with conditions” is allowed in most other Virginia counties. “We did go to the Community Development Committee and reviewed this information. The committee came out with a recommendation that an ordinance if it were allowed would allow rifle hunting of deer with a rifles of .23 caliber or larger; that the person be in elevated stand of at least 10 feet,” Harksen said. The committee recommended the matter be referred to the full board for consideration of scheduling a public hearing regarding the changes. Harksen asked the supervisors to approve a motion that would schedule a public hearing on the matter next month. Aubrey “Bucky” Stanley, Beaverdam District supervisor, said he had already received many comments on the proposed changes, the majority of them emanating from hunters. “Everyone I’ve talked to on this so far -- and they’ve all been hunters -- have been in opposition because they say, even if it’s approved, they are not going to allow it in their clubs,” Stanley said. Davis said the committee he chairs recommended the board consider a public hearing to gather input from all sides concerned regarding the changes. “Between now and the time of the hearing, please contact your board member if you have any questions or concerns or opposition; and you can read the ordinance on our website,” Davis said. The board voted unanimously to authorize a public hearing on the proposed ordinance. Board members also received an update from Troy Bell, director of marketing director for the Capital Region Airport

Commission. He recently was named Employee of the Year at RIC. Bell relayed continued good news regarding flight opportunities from Richmond. When it comes to accessibility, it appears you can get there from Richmond. Bell said the airport continues to enjoy a rise in ridership and rates remain within five percent of the national average. There also are more direct connections from RVA to destinations like Boston, Denver and Fort Lauderdale. Bell said ridership on flights

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It’s time to think about returning to school By Melody Kinser Managing Editor Yes, before we know it, Sept. 5 will be upon us and the kids will be out at the bus stops, buses will be rolling to their various destinations, and schools will be abuzz on the official first day of the 2017-2018 year in Hanover County Public Schools. There’s a unique excitement about the first day of school. Even after all these years, I remember that feeling. As I’ve said before, I wasn’t the student I should have been or could have been. But, getting back into the routine of classes and seeing friends Monday through Friday became the norm as I got older. The technology that has become common for

the millennials was like something out of a science fiction movie when I was a teen. I think the only time I was nervous about the first day of school was when I was entering the seventh grade and changing from a school near my home to one in the downtown area. I don’t remember the number of feeder schools into that old building. Without a doubt, my official first day of school was memorable as I bit the teacher. I did not want to stay and my sister, who was in the sixth grade, had to spend the day with me. That should have been a sign that my academic life wasn’t going to be as fulfilling as my sister’s journey. Back to school shopping was a ritual in our family, with a trip to Huntington. We went to a popular department store for all our clothing

needs. It seems like yesterday with Mom taking my sister and me through the clothes, shoes and accessories departments. Dad spent his time in the tools section. With the new term fast approaching, I wish all the students throughout the county division, as well as those in church schools and home schools, to think positively about what’s ahead. I’ve been out of public school for 43 years and I continue to learn. That dispels the old saying, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Take advantage of the studies ahead of you. Pursue your dreams and the future you desire. The groundwork is being laid, now it’s up to you to get back into class work and whatever extracurricular activities you choose. Reach for your star . . .

How to handle the dark side of the moon with kids By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist Days before the big event, my ex-wife asked me if I’d spoken to our children regarding the eclipse. “What do you want me to say?” I replied. She explained that the kids should be aware of the dangers associated with this unusual act of nature, and wanted to make sure they didn’t go outside and stare into the sun. Her concern was probably legitimate, but, I swear, I’ve heard more about the eclipse than I ever needed to, and I couldn’t get that excited about a

couple of minutes of near darkness in the middle of the day. Before you accuse me of generational negativity, understand that some of us have experienced these things before, and it’s not nature’s first rodeo when it comes to amazing spectacles. I remember my grandmother telling me stories about Haley’s Comet and the national feeling of imminent doom that accompanied its arrival in 1910. Some scientists feared the gases from the comet’s tail would poison the earth. Those less scrupulous sold anti-comet pills to a terrified public. Those historical tidbits seem remote lest you

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consider the millions of eclipse glasses that have been sold in recent weeks and the frenzy of potential watchers who failed to act quickly and will have to devise new methods to see the phenomenon. Now, I hear a lot of folks saying they’ve seen a total eclipse before, but most of them are mistaking their recollections with partial screenings that were visible from various locations over the years. It’s been 26 years since the U.S. has experienced a full total solar eclipse. The one I’m recalling occurred in 1970 when most of the East Coast was able to view an almost see MOON, pg. 9

Thursday, Aug. 31

Beaverdam Elementary School will hold Kindergarten Orientation from 3 to 4 p.m., with the program beginning promptly at 3. Open House for grades 1 through 5 will follow from 4 to 6 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 2

The Hanover Airpark Business Association’s Charity Golf Tournament has been moved from Friday, May 19, to Monday, Oct. 2. It will still be held at the Hollows Golf Club. More information will be announced in the coming months.

Ongoing

Families Anonymous Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Monday at the Episcopal Church of the Creator at 7159 Mechanicsville Turnpike in Mechanicsville. The group is a self-help fellowship for the friends and family members of addicts who are in need of understanding and healing themselves. For details, call Sandy at 804-730-4812 or email sandy.leigh@verizon.net. Overcomers Outreach and Women’s Codependency, a Christcentered anonymous support program offering hope and healing for recovering alcoholics, addicts and their families meet every Monday at 7 p.m., at the Mechanicsville Christian Center at 8061 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville. For more information, call 804-366-9645 or email kjfaith1@gmail.com.

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Tuesdays

The Hanover Concert Band rehearses from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday, mid-January through midDecember, at the Hanover Arts and Activities Center at 500 S. Railroad Ave. in Ashland, just south of U.S. 54. Membership is open to anyone who can read music and play a non-string instrument. High school students are welcome with parents’ permission. see CALENDAR, pg. 9

Building for Americaâ€™s Bravest presents smart home to local veteran MECHANICSVILLE â€” Building for Americaâ€™s Bravest, a Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation program that builds smart homes for catastrophically injured service members, presented local veteran Larry Bailey II his specially adapted smart home on Tuesday, Aug. 1. L&M Carpet One Floor & Home of Mechanicsville provided all the flooring installation featured in the home. Larry, his wife Desiree and their baby daughter are looking forward to moving into their new home in Sumerduck. The smart home, with customized features like the ability to turn lights on and off with the swipe of an iPad, is nearly complete with the dedication ceremony less than a month

away. This will mark an exciting new journey resulting in a better quality of life for the Bailey family. Larry Bailey II followed in the footsteps of his father, a 30-year U.S. Navy veteran, when he enlisted in the U.S. Marines. While in Afghanistan in 2011, Bailey lost both legs and his left hand to an IED explosion that detonated while he was trying to resist an attack on his unit. Bailey was awarded the Purple Heart for his bravery, dedication and service. Building for Americaâ€™s Bravest was developed with the goal of offering Americaâ€™s returning heroes the opportunity to live better, more independent lifestyles. All smart homes are custom-built to fit

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ences that appeal in a system in seeing the relevance of the lessons being taught.â€? Gill said those â€œthree big ideas that began to emerge last year made fantastic progress but are going to continue to define who we are.â€? â€œTo commit to these ideas has really shown strength in our approach, and, again, I believe it will in the year to come. Itâ€™s also giving our teachers permission to approach the learning process a little bit differently,â€? he added. Gill said that teachers were viewed as the gatekeeper of knowledge in the past. The advent of the information age with online tools and additional access has provided students with the ability to utilize certain content areas that may give them an advantage over instructors. He emphasized that it isnâ€™t a competition, but rather an opportunity â€œto accept and embrace that the educator may not know everything about every subject and it is

perfectly OK. And, in many cases, correct for the teachers to learn along with the students, which is a new way of looking at the educational process, the model.â€? â€œThe teachers, now more than ever, are needed in the classroom while there is more content knowledge available at the click of a few keys than at any point in history, and being able to apply that knowledge and put it in the appropriate context, to know the pedagogy behind teaching that knowledge. That will always be what the teacher is trained to do.â€? â€œI have been so impressed this summer,â€? Gill said. â€œWe have a lot of professional development opportunities. While some are optional, I have been so impressed with the number of teachers and support staff that have been taking professional opportunities throughout the summer. I can feel enthusiasm for the coming year. Our staff is excited about it, Iâ€™m excited about it.â€?

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room and what they are or will experience in the real world,â€? the superintendent continued. â€œSo the ideas go beyond the bricks and mortar of a school building, and will have an application to the world in which they will live and work.â€? â€œEquity is the idea that education is not best provided in a cookie cutter approach where one size fits all,â€? Gill said. â€œRather, we take the time to understand the unique needs and abilities of each learner and provide the resources and most rigorous education experiences possible for everyone.â€? â€œInnovation should essentially speak for itself, but in the educational context innovation is giving teachers, the educators, permission to say yes to think outside of that proverbial box, to not be afraid to experiment in the classroom, and to give them the permission to have authentic learning experi-

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Bluemont Concert Series closing out with The Taters Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com

SHLAND – The Bluemont Concert Series will present The Taters for the final concert of the 2017 season as a welcome back to Randolph-Macon students, faculty, staff, and members of the Ashland community. The event will begin at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 3, on the steps of Mary Branch Dorm, located at 204 Henry St. All are welcome. Admission is $5 per person, $4 for Bluemont Friends and seniors, and $2 for kids under 12. There will be no charge for Randolph-Macon students, staff, and faculty with the presentation of a valid school ID. Proceeds go to support Bluemont’s Artists-in-Education Program in area schools. The Taters play a high-energy mix of roots-rock, power-pop, country, and Americana. Their sound has been described as “Country roots-

pop with the genius songwriting of ’60s and ’70s power-pop, …a curious mix of Mavericks, Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison and Beatles” (CDBaby). Billboard Magazine calls The Taters “American roots-rock with thoroughly modern, totally hip sensibilities”. The Taters “Successfully combine the best elements of Buddy Holly with the vocal harmonies of the Everly Brothers” (Washington Post). Concert-goers are invited to bring a lawn chair or a blanket to sit on, and a picnic to enjoy before the show. As at all Bluemont concerts, no pets, alcohol or smoking are allowed. In the event of bad weather, the concerts will be held indoors at the Randolph-Macon College Blackwell Auditorium. Everyone is welcome at these family-oriented concerts. The popular Bluemont Summer concert series is made possible by successful public/private partnerships, including the Town of Ashland,

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the Hanover Arts and Activities Center, Randolph-Macon College, the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, Wells Fargo Advisors, Loudoun Mutual Insurance Company, The Gerald and Paula McNichols Family Foundation, Middleburg Bank, Dominion Foundation, Target, and Walmart. Bluemont relies on more than 1,200 volunteers each summer and on the support of local businesses and community organizations. If you would like to volunteer or be a sponsor, contact Lily Dunning Widman at 540-955-8186 or email lily@bluemont.org. Bluemont Cultural Programs and Summer Concert Series have truly become part of the fabric of Ashland. Bluemont is seeking local businesses, friends and neighbors to become Bluemont members who will help assure the organization’s future in Hanover County and beyond. Many friends and families have already

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The final performance of the 2017 season of the Bluemont Concert Series will be presented at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 3, on the steps of the Mary Branch Dorm on the campus of Randolph-Macon College at 204 Henry St. in Ashland. The Taters will perform.

responded to a recent mailing asking for general support. Every contribution helps. For complete schedules, perform-

er descriptions, directions and more information, contact the Bluemont office at 540-955-8186 or visit www. bluemont.org.

Apply for Citizens Police Academy HANOVER – The 29th session of the Citizens Police Academy will be held every Tuesday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 12 through Nov. 14 at the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office. The Academy is offered by the Sheriff’s Office free of charge. Hanover residents, business owners, or employees who are at least 18 years of age are welcome to take part. Applicants must be willing to submit to a background check. Class size is limited and applicants will be selected on a first-come, first accepted basis. Those interested are urged to download an application, which needs to be notarized, at va-hanovercountysheriff.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/ View/40, or contact Lisa

Hancock at 804-365-6112 for an application or additional information. The academy is designed to give participants an inside look into the law enforcement operations of the Sheriff’s Office in an effort to develop positive and productive relationships with the citizens in our community. The training includes visual presentations, question-andanswer sessions, tours, and a variety of practical exercises. To date, more than 600 citizens have graduated from the academy since it was first offered in 1995. For more information about this program, visit http://www. hanove rsher i f f.com/198/ Citizens-Police-Academy. Information submitted by Sgt. James R. Cooper, Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office public information officer.

Classic Car Cruise In is back at Hanover High MECHANICSVILLE — Just imagine it’s a Saturday night and rumbling onto the blacktop at Hanover High School are beautiful classic (pre-1990) automobiles. See the chrome, shine and era glory for yourself at the fall Classic Car Cruise In. Hanover County Parks and Recreation will be hosting the event from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23, at Hanover High School at 10307 Chamberlayne Rd. in Mechanicsville. Music of the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s will play in

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For more information, visit www.hanoverconcertband.org or call 804-789-0536. General cancer support group meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the Cancer Resource Center in Medical Office Building 1 on the hallway leading to VCU Massey Radiation Oncology. The group is cofacilitated by an oncology social work navigator, registered nurse navigator and survivorship nurse practitioner.

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total eclipse. Incidentally, the one I’m referencing is the same one featured in Carly Simon’s classic song “You’re So Vain.” I remember the event, and, quite frankly, I walked away disappointed after standing in a slightly clouded front yard waiting for the miracle. Flash back to present and the eclipse again captured a nation’s attention. For a little over two minutes at the height of the event, the moon eclipsed

the background while food trucks cook up your cruise in favorites. This free event is open to the public and is a sure hit for the whole family. The Cruise In is sponsored by Retallick’s Auto Parts, Rick’s Tire and Auto Inc., Papa John’s, Genesis Electrical Services Inc., and Renewal by Anderson of Central VA. Classic owners, don’t forget to claim your spot at the Cruise In by conveniently registering online at www.hanoverparksrec. com. You may register at the

Wednesdays

At 3 p.m., the Gathering Place, formerly Ashland Coffee and Tea, hosts the “AHA Moment,” which is sponsored by At Home in Ashland (AHA). At Home in Ashland is a taxexempt nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting seniors wishing to remain in their homes as they age. The informal get-togethers are open to any interested Ashland area senior and provide an opportunity to make personal connections and discuss topics of mutual interest. No registration is needed. For the sun. Now, I realize we encountered an industrial strength amount of hype for 150 seconds of amazement, but scientists promised it was an experience we wouldn’t forget and anytime you had a chance to witness something rare and unusual, it was probably a good idea to take a peak. As for viewing precautions, every publication in the Western Hemisphere published guidelines for safely witnessing the spectacle, but, simply put, it came down to “Don’t stare

event, but spaces do fill up. Door prize drawings and awards, provided by Hanover Auto Parts LLC, will be presented throughout the evening for all registered owners. Don’t forget your camera, come hungry and make an entire evening of this great event. For general questions, call Hanover Parks & Recreation at 804-365-7150 or email parksandrec@ hanovercounty.gov. Information submitted by Niko Reikalas, recreation Contributed photo coordinator, Hanover County The Cruise In event will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23, at Hanover High School at 10307 Chamberlayne Rd. in Mechanicsville. Parks & Receation. seniors who are still employed, AHA also has arranged for evening gatherings at 6 p.m. every fourth Tuesday at Trackside Grill. This event does require advance registration before noon on the fourth Monday. The contact person is Carol Dedischew: 804-299-3171 or cdedischew@aol.com.

tion, contact Jennifer Fox at 804-314-2834 or jfox@barnesfamilylaw.com.

Second Mondays

The Rotary Club of Ashland meets at noon for lunch at the Henry Clay Inn at 114 N. Railroad Ave. in Ashland. For more informa-

The WEB of Hope meets from 10 a.m. to noon the second Monday of each month (May 9, June 13, July 11, Aug. 8, Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 14 and Dec. 12) at the Black Creek Baptist Church at 6289 McClellan Road in Mechanicsville. The WEB of Hope group, an extension of the American Red Cross,

at the sun.” My faded memories of that 1970 event involve an attempt to construct something called a shadow box, where the image of the transformation can be clearly seen through a reflection. Not sure what I did wrong, but it never worked for me. Even with the hype, it somehow reassured me to witness the power of nature to inspire, attract and amaze, and it’s still good to know the old mother can still pack the house when it comes to special events.

Now, that conversation with my kids and the eclipse went something like this: “Dad, is it going to get dark in the middle of the day?” my daughter asked. After I nodded yes, the obvious question followed. “What should we do?” Another unanswerable question to add to the volume of things I couldn’t respond to in a lifetime of unsolved mysteries, I thought to myself. But, my wit was quick and my response’s aim was true. “Get a flashlight.”

Thursdays

meets to knit, crochet, sew and quilt for those that need assistance. Gifts are distributed to such groups as the Pregnancy Resource Center, MCEF, Bless the Children, various Native

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Coming home means freedom for Iraq war veteran By Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local MECHANICSVILLE — Sgt. J.P. McGuire is well acquainted with homecomings. More than a decade ago, he returned home to a lengthy stay at Walter Reed Hospital after losing his leg when an IED exploded in Iraq. McGuire doesn’t remember much about the incident, but he has a vivid recollection of his thoughts as he lay in Washington, D.C., recovering. “Are my soldiers safe?” McGuire asked his father who maintained a bedside vigil at his son’s side. Most of them were, but McGuire quickly learned he had lost more than a leg in the attack as his father broke the sad news that his best friend had not survived the attack. Compared to that humble homecoming in 2007, Saturday’s ceremony that handed the keys to a brand new fully handicapped accessible home on New Briton Road in Hanover was quite a contrast. More than 200 volunteers, supporters and friends turned out to wish the family of four well. Homes for our Troops (HFOT) builds houses for disabled veterans all across the nation. The Mcguires’ home was the 238th completed since the organization’s inception in 2004, and there are 98 under construction across 41 states. The charity teamed with local builders R-CI to make the dream a reality. It was a combined effort by HFOT, R-CI and a host of local volun-

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Gen. Dick Cody of Homes For Our Troops presents Sgt. James “J.P.” McGuire with the key to his new home, fully handicapped accessible, and, more importantly, mortgage-free. Aubrie McGuire cuts the ribbon.

teers and contractors who provided the sweat equity for the project which was completed in less than a year. McGuire, wife Brittany and kids Aubrie and Trace peered in an open front door for their first look at the completed project. Minutes before, they were greeted by flag-waving supporters as a Hanover County Sheriff’s Office patrol escorted them to their new home on a street lined with their neighbors, friends and family. Project manager Taylor Neal headed up the construction for R-CI and said this build represents the efforts of a community. “This is a great cause for the community to come together and support,” Neal said. “We all came together to get this done. Every construction project is a challenge but this one had such a great story behind it. This is about

patriotism.” R-CI’s Ray Melton also contributed to the project, and managed to save enough wood from removed oak trees to create a dining room table for the new home. R-CI co-founder Mike Chenault said this project reflects the real compassion and unity in the Hanover community. “The way the community pitched in and was so involved really makes you feel good,” Chenault said. “It’s incredible the way this came together.” Company founders Todd Rogers, Chenault and partner Patrick Ashley laid the initial groundwork for the project, and a number of local contractors provided the special skills necessary to complete the 2,700-square-foot home with attached garage. HFOT board chair Gen. Dick Cody

said this home is a way for the community to “pay it forward” and noted McGuire is a more than deserving recipient. “This will give Sgt. McGuire back his freedom,” Cody said. “This whole thing is about giving him his independence, the same independence he fought to give to us.” For J.P. and Brittany, the new home represents a new chapter in the life of their young family, and both were feeling especially appreciative as they welcomed guests into their new residence for the first time. “We are beyond blessed,” Brittany said. “It’s such a relief to be in a home where he can do everything he needs to do to be a husband and a father. He finally has room to relax.” The couple said they’ll spend their first night in the new house unpacking

boxes and setting up in their new surroundings. “It’s quite a relief to be here,” Brittney said. J.P. said he’ll enjoy the new space and celebrate his freedom in a fashion familiar to many Americans. “I think I’ll have a beer.”

Innovation, technology focus of regional school CodeRVA prepares to open doors By Jim Ridolphi for The Hanover Local RICHMOND — When the bell rings opening a new school year next week, it will literally be the first day of school for 93 rising 9th and 10th grade students from the Richmond area. That group of regional selectees represents the first class at CodeRVA, a new regional high school located near The Diamond off Interstate 95. The inaugural group of students was selected from more then 750 hopefuls who added their

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names to a lottery in hopes of attending the new campus located in the Michael and Sons complex. The regional high school is modeled on next generation learning models that utilize technology to enhance the student’s learning experience. Achieved with a combination of individualized instruction, small class sizes and group projects, CodeRVA is a combination of online and traditional learning designed to promote computer science related careers. The school will accept applications from ris-

ing ninth graders beginning in January for the 2018-2019 school year. About 100 students will be accepted annually with a projected capacity of about 400 students. CodeRVA executive director Mike Bolling welcomed visitors to the new facility in a ribbon cutting ceremony last week. “We will be serving 93 students in the greater Richmond area from 13 school divisions. We’re really excited about this opportunity,” Bolling said. He thanked a number of local businesses that supported the project, including Capital

One, which funded or donated all the furniture for the facility. Bolling also acknowledged the efforts of Michael and Sons Services owner Basim Mansour, and CarMax for their large donation for technology acquisition. “We had so many incredible partners who invested in helping us create the next generation high school,” Bolling said. The director said these initial 93 students are taking a “leap of faith,” but predicted they’ll see CodeRVA, pg. 24

BUS ROUTES | Routes and Bus Numbers BEAVERDAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 325 Start run at the intersection of: Doswell Road & Mt. Hope Church Road (7:25 am), Right on Mount Church Road, Continue to Richards Road, Right on Richards Road (p/u & turn around at end of Road, Proceed back to Mt. Hope Church Road, Left on Mt. Hope Church Road, Proceed on Mt. Hope Church Road to Route 1, Left on Route 1, Right on Doswell Road (proceed to designated turn around location), Continue back to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Proceed to Verdon Road, Left on Verdon Road (p/u on this road), Continue west on Verdon Road to Noel Road, Right on Noel Road (turn around at end), Right on Verdon Road, Continue on Verdon Road, Right onto Hewlett Road (cross over railroad tracks to turn around point) Right on Verdon Road, Proceed on Verdon Road to Teman Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Teman Road, Right on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse for PM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 306 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Road at Ben Gayle Road (7:15 am), Continue into Ben Gayle Road (turn around at end), Right ( west ) on Beaverdam Road, Right on Greenbay Road, Right on Ancient Acres Road (turn around at Wards Forest Avenue), Continue back on Greenbay Road, Right on Greenbay Road (p/u’s) go approx. 1 mile for designated turn around location), Continue back down Greenbay Road to Beaverdam Road, Left on Beaverdam Road, Continue on Beaverdam Road, Right on Trainham Road (turn around at end), Continue back to Tyler Station Road, Left on Tyler Station Road, Left on Teman Road, Continue on Teman Road (Pass Union Church Road turn around at Windy River Farms Lane), Right on Union Church Road, Right on Anderson Mill Way, Right on Beaver Den Lane

Listed in alphabetical order. Bus routes and times are subject to change. Daily updates can be found at http://hanover.k12.va.us/busroutes/busroutes.htm

(turn around), Continue on Beaver Den Lane Past Anderson Mill intersection, Left on Pug Swamp Lane (turn around), Left on Beaver Den Lane, Beaver Den Lane to Beaverdam Road, Left on Beaverdam Road, Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School

to Moodys Corner Lane (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Old Ridge Road, Left on Old Ridge Road, Left on Beaverdam Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Beaverdam School Road (cross tracks) Continue to Beaverdam Elementary

Run: 3 • Bus: 311 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Road and Tyler Station Road (7:10am), Right on Tyler Station Road, Continue on Tyler Station Road (turn around at gravel driveway), Continue back down Tyler Station Road, Right on Woodsons Mill Road, Right on Belsches Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back down Belsches Road, Right on Woodsons Mill Road, Left on Hollowing Creek Road, Right on Askew Lane (turn around at end of Road, Right on Tyler Station Road, Right on Beaver Dam Road, Right on Parson’s Road, Left on Jericho Drive, Left on Parsons Ridge Road, Right on Circuit Rider Drive (turn around at Buckfast Place), Proceed back down Circuit Rider Drive to Parsons Road, Left on Parsons Road, Left on Old Ridge Road, Left on Goshen Road to Teman Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Teman Road to Beaverdam School Road, Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School. Note:Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 40 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road at Woodman Hall Road (7:34 am), Right on Woodman Hall Road, Continue back on Woodman Hall Rd. to Connie Hall Rd. (turn around), Continue back on Woodman Hall Road to Parrish Farm Road, Right on Parrish Farm Road (turn around at the end), Right on Woodman Hall Road, Right on Old Ridge Road, Right on Goshen Road, Continue on Goshen Road turn around at Long Row Dr. & Goshen Rd., Continue back on Goshen Road to Old Ridge Road, Right on Coatesville Road, Right on Annfield (turn around at end of Annfield) Right on Coatesville Road, Continue to Teman Road (cross over old ridge Road), Right on Teman Road, Left on Beaverdam School Road, Continue to school via: Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse run for PM

Run: 4 • Bus:14 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road at Down Country Way (7:20 am), Continue west on Old Ridge Road to Beaverdam Road, Right on Beaverdam Road, Left on Rocky Ford Road, Right on Shiloh Church Road (turn around at designated location), Right on Parsons Road to Louisa line & turn around at designated location), Continue back on Parsons Road to Shiloh Church Road, Right on Shiloh Church Road, Continue on Shiloh Church Road, Right on Landmark Cedar Road, Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on New Westridge Road (turn around at designated location), Right on Old Ridge Road, Continue to Shiloh Church Road, Left on Shiloh Church Road, Continue

Run: 6 • Bus: 324 Start run at the intersection of: Loch Lane and Scotchtown Road (7:25 am), Right on Scotchtown Road, Right on Coatesville Road, Right on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end of street), Right on Coatesville Road, Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on Hewlett Road, Continue on Hewlett Road (cross over Verdon Rd., & turn around at designated location), Continue back to Verdon Road, Right on Verdon Road, Right on Landora Bridge Road ( turn around at Rockcastle Road), Right on Verdon Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Teman Road, Right on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse directions for PM run Run: 7 • Bus: 314 Start run at the intersection of:

Pinefield Lane & Doswell Road (7:30 am), Continue West on Doswell Road to Doswell Rd. & Whitetail Dr. (7:35 am), Continue west on Doswell Road to Old Ridge Road, Right on Old Ridge Road (westwardly direction), Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on Darby Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Old Ridge Road, Continue on Old Ridge Road, Right on New Market Mill Road (turn around at Little River Drive), Right on Old Ridge Road, Right on White Pine Road (stop at Sweet Gum, turn around at end of White Pine), Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on Katy Lane (turn around at the end), Left on Old Ridge Road to Teman Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Teman Road (no p/u’s), Left on Beaverdam School Road to Beaverdam Elementary School. Note:Reverse directions for PM run.

ELMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 255 Start run at the intersection of: Leave from Bazile Road location (6:50 am), Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Route One, Left at light on Sliding Hill Road, Continue on Sliding Hill Road, Left at 1st light onto Leadbetter Road, Continue on Leadbetter Road, Left at 4way stop sign and continue to 1st stop at entrance to campground, Continue on Airpark Road to Lewistown Road, Right on Lewistown Road, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Johnson Town Road (turn around at end), Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Egypt Road ( turn around at end), Left on Ashcake Road (3 p/u’s after passing Lewistown Road, Left on Ashland Heights Road *(p/u & d/o at designated stops), continue p/u’s & d/o’s. (turn around at end of Ashland, Heights Road ( make p/u & d/o at designated stops), Left on Ashcake Road to Washington Highway (2 p/u’s after crossing Rt. 1), Proceed to school via:, Continue on Ashcake Road, Left on Elmont Road, Right on Karen Drive, Continue on Karen Drive

to Elmont Elementary School Run 2 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Road and Route 1 (6:56 am), Right onto Route 1, Left on Lewistown Road (p/u’s), Continue on Lewistown to Carter Heights Road (turn around at end), Left onto Lewistown Road, Left on Washington Highway (no p/u’s), Right on Dellwood Road (turn around at the end), Right on Washington Highway, Continue to Kosmo Village (trailer park), Continue on Washington Highway, Left on Old Telegraph Road, Continue on Old Telegraph Road, Left on Old Keeton Road (p/u) (turn around at designated location), Proceed back up Old Keeton Road, Left on Old Telegraph Road, Right on Washington Highway, Left on Cobbs Road, Left on Old Scotland Road, Left on Haltonshire Way, Left on Scots Hill Terrace, Right on Old Scotland Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Cobbs Road, Right on Elmont Road, Left on Karen Drive to Elmont Elementary. Note:Reverse run for PM Run 3 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Road at Gwathmey Road (7:00 am), Continue on Gwathmey Road, cross over railroad tracks (turn around at Meriturn Place Rd.), Proceed back up Gwathmey Road, Right on Elmont Road, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Maple Street (turn around at designated location), Left on Ashcake Road, Left on South Center Street, Right on Gwathmey Church Road, Left on Elmont Road, Left on Old Elmont Road, Left on Elmont Road, cross r.r. tracks (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Elmont Road, Left on Karen Drive to Elmont Elementary. Note: PM only: YMCA d/o on Ashcake Road. Run 4 • Bus: 312 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Road & Ashcake Road (7:00 am), Left on Wildwood Blvd., Right on Lees Lane, Right on Sunset Drive, Left on Melton Road, Continue on Melton Road, Right on Fox Mill Run Lane (turn around at end), Con-

tinue on Fox Mill Run Lane (cross over Melton Rd. to Fox Mill Run (turn around at end), Right on Melton Road, Right on Link Road (no p/u’s), Right on Lees Lane (turn around at end), Right on Wildwood blvd., Right on Sunset, Right on Lees, Left on Wildwood Boulevard, Left on Ashcake Road, Left on Mcardle Way (turn around at designated location), Left on Ashcake Road, Left on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary Run 5 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Rocky Ridge Road (7:04 am), Continue south on Rocky Ridge Road, Right on Winns Church Road, Right on Greenwood Road, Right on Ashland Road, Right on Cedar Lane, Right on Beaver Glen Drive, Left on Otter Run Drive (turn around at end), Continue back to Beaver Glen Drive, Right on Beaver Glen Drive, Right on Cedar Lane, Continue to Elmont School. Note:Reverse for PM run directions Run 6 • Bus: 46 Start Run at the Intersection on: Winns Church Road and Mountain Road (6:53 am), Right on Mountain Road, Right on Gordons Lane (turn around at designated location), Left on Dude Ranch Road, Continue to end of Dude Ranch Road, Right onto Dude Ranch Road extension (p/u & turn around at designated location), Left at Dude Ranch Road, Right on Gordons Lane, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Chewning Road, Left on Ashland Road, Left on Cauthorne Rd. (p/ u at Nash & Cauthorne, turnaround, p/u., Right on Ashland Road, Continue on Ashland Road (p/u’s) turn around at designated location, Left on Mountain Road, Continue to school via: Left on Winns Church Road, Right on Cedar Lane, Left on Karen Road to school Run 7 • Bus: 108 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Elementary & Cedar Ln. (6:55 am), Right on Cedar Lane, Left on Winns Church Road, Left on Mountain Road

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into gravel parking lot (some p/u’s), Right out of gravel parkContinued from pg. 11 ing lot continuing back to front to Gladfelter Road (Route office location (additional p/ begins), Right on Gladfelter u’s), Bear right out to Washington Road, Right on Windam Highway, Right on Washington Hill Road, Left on Gladfelter HighWay, Left on King Acres Road, Left on Windam Hill Road Road, Right on Trail of Tears (U-turn at end of road), Left Lane, Left on Big Rock Lane, Left on Gladfelter Road, Right on on Lakeridge Parkway, Continue Mountain Road, Right on on Lakeridge ParkWay, Right on Overhill Drive (turn around Lakeridge Green Drive (P/U at at Sideview Lane), Right on entrance to complex (students Mountain Road (turn around at at bus shelter), Left on Kestrel designated location), Right on Drive, Right on Lakeridge Square Winns Church Road, Right on Court, Right again on Lake Ridge Greenwood Road (turn around at Square Ct. *(pass apt. office, p/ Summer Breeze Drive), Continue u at back, turn around, p/u at back west on Greenwood front of office), Left on Lakeridge Road, Right on Winns Church Square Court, Left on Timber Road to Cedar Lane, Right on Ridge Drive (turn around at Cedar Lane, Continue on Cedar Pooh Corner), Continue back Lane to Karen Drive, Right on to Lakeridge ParkWay, Right Karen Drive (turn around at des- on Lakeridge Parkway, Right ignated location), Continue to on Sliding Hill Road, Right school via:, Left on Cedar Lane on Washington Highway, Left to Elmont Elementary, Note: on Cedar Lane, Left on Holly Reverse for PM run. Hill Road (turn around at the end), Left on Cedar Lane, Right Run 8 • Bus: 180 on Elmont Woods Drive (turn Start run at the intersection around at the end), Right of: Cedar Lane and Cedarlea on Cedar Lane, Right on Parkway (7:07 am), Right on Brookhollow Drive, Right on Cedar Lane, Left on CedarLea Brookhollow Court (turn around Parkway, Right on New Town at the end), Right on Cedar Continue to school Court, Right on Scots Quarter Lane, Road, Left on Parsons Chapel via: Continuing on Cedar Lane Road, Continue to intersec- to Elmont Elementary tion of Parsons Chapel Rd. & Caruthers Way, Continue straight HANOVER HIGH across to Tudor Rose Court, Left OAK KNOLL MIDDLE Caruthers Way, Continue on Caruthers Way, Right on Run: 1 • Bus: 193 Old Scotland Road, Right Start run at the intersecon Haltonshire Way, Left tion of: Walnut Grove Rd on Scots Hill Terrace, Left and Mechanicsville Tnpk on Armedon Drive, Left on (7:50am), Continue on Walnut Old Scotland Road, Right Grove Road to Old Cavalry, Left on Caruthers Way, Right on on Old Cavalry Drive, Left on Cedar Lea Parkway, Right Dugout Terrace (turn around at on Cedar Lane, Left on Old end), Continue back on Dugout Washington Highway( Continue Terrace, Right on Old Cavalry to assigned turn around Drive to Walnut grove Road, Left location), Proceed back on Old on Walnut Grove Road (no stuWashington Highway, Left on dent pickups), Left on Pole Green Cedar Lane, Proceed on Cedar Road (no student pickups), Right Lane, Left on Holly Berry Road on Rural Point Road (no stu(turn around at designated dent pickups to Chamberlayne location), Left on Karen Drive Road, Right on Chamberlayne (turn around at the end), Pro- Road to Hanover High and Oak ceed to Elmont Elementary. Knoll Middle. Note:PM run Note:Reverse run directions for order is same as AM run. PM run Run: 2 • Bus: 235 Run 9 • Bus 368 Start run at the intersection Start run at the intersection of: Thicket Run Way and Old of: Washington Highway at Cavalry Drive (7:52 am), Left Colonial Estates Entrance (7:00 on Winding Hills Lane, Right am), Right into Colonial Estates on Retreat Hill Lane, Left Circle, Continue to front office on Skirmish Lane, Right on location, Bear to left and contin- Stronghold Drive, Left on Old ue on road (around curve), Left Cavalry Drive, Left on Walnut

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Grove Road (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note:PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Rd & Pole Green Bus Ramp (7:48am), Left on Pole Green Park Road (p/u) at Pole Green Park Drive), Turn Around at Pole Green Park Dr., Proceed on Pole Green Park Lane, Left on Pole Green Road, Right on Walnut Grove Road, Right on Old Calvary Drive, Proceed on Old Calvary Drive, Left on Perryville Drive (Pick up Students at intersections), Turn around at Perryville Drive and Perryville Terrace, Continue back to Old Cavalry Drive, Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups), Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note:PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 111 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Walnut Grove Rd (7:50am), Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Westhaven Drive), Right on Westhaven Drive (turn around at Holly Branch Drive), Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Creighton Parkway, Continue on Creighton Parkway (p/u’s @ Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy), Continue back on Creighton Parkway after turn around, Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Left on Old Calvary Drive, Right on Ironclad Drive and then (turn around at Ironworks Place, Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups), Left on Gettysburg Lane (turn around at Devil’s Den Lane), Left on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups), Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note:PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Ln. & Pole Green Rd. (7:10 am), Continue east on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Woodlawn Farm Drive, Left on Woodlawn Farm Drive (p/ u’s) (turn around at Talley Pond Road, Continue back down Woodlawn Farm Drive, Left on Pole Green Road (p/u’s), Continue on Pole Green Road to Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u) after turning around & continuing west, Continue west after p/u on right hand side of Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Old Cavalry Drive, Right on Perryville Drive (turn around at designated location), Left on Old Cavalry Drive, Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Westhaven Drive (turn around at designated location), Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u to Creighton Parkway), Right on Creighton Parkway (turn around), Continue on Creighton Parkway to Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy, Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Woodbridge Road, Left on Wedgewood Road, Right on J David Lane, Right on Pimlico Drive, Left on Sherrington Drive, Left on Pole Green Road, Right on Rural Point Road to Rt. 301, Right on Rt. 301 Left on Hanover High / Oak Knoll Middle. Note:AM run directions same as PM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 348 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Mechanicsville Turnpike (7:12 am), Proceed on Studley Road (pick up students to Blakewood Drive), Right on Blakewood Road (turn around at Irmo Lane), Left on Studley Road (p/u) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on New Bethesda Road, Proceed on New Bethesda Road, Left on Studley Road, Continue on Studley Road (pickup students to Spring Run Road, Right on Spring Run Road (continue past Old Spring Garden Ln, to turn around), Proceed back up Spring Road to Studley Rd., Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive), Left on Studley Site Drive and continue to Revolutionary Place, Left on Revolutionary Place (turn around at end), Right on Studley Site Drive, Left on Studley Road, Left on Studley Farms Lane (turn around at Studley Farm Lane), Left on Studley

Road (pickup to Summer Hill Road, Right on Summer Hill Road (no student pickups), Left on Santa Maria Drive, Left on Williamsville Road, Right on Studley Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 243 Start run at the intersection of: Six Pound Lane and Haversack Lane (7:55 am), Left on Haversack Lane, Right on Gabion Lane (turn around at Lunette Lane), Left on Brigadier Drive (no student pickups), Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run directions same as AM run Run: 8 • Bus: 361 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road & Pole Green Road (7:50am), Right on Pole Green Road, Right on Sherrington Drive, Right on Greenback Drive, Left on Turnage Lane, Pickup students to Hillstone Court, Left on Angela Nicole Lane (no student pickups), Left on Pimilco Drive (no students pickups), Left on Sherrington Drive, start picking up students, Pickup students to Harbour Mist Lane, Left on Pole Green Road, Right on Rural Point Road ( pickup students to Strawbank Drive), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note:PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 9 • Bus: 186 Directions from Elementary School: Leaving Pole Green Elementary (7:46 am), Right on Pole Green Road, Right on Pine Hill Road (turn around at Nedam Ln. & continue p/ u’s coming back), Return to Pole Green Road, Right on Pole Green Road, Left on Fieldshire Drive (p/u’s), Left on Midnight Drive (no student pickups), Left on Raven Run Drive (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Left on Creighton Parkway (rear entrance to Sherrington), Right on Harbor Mist Lane (pick up students at intersections to Sherrington Drive), Right on Sherrington

Drive (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 220 Start run at the intersection of: Tarragon Dr and Poppy Seed Lane (7:50am), Continue on Tarragon Dr to Bunsworthy Pl (turn around at Bunsworthy Pl), Left on Lodgepole Drive, Left on Scarecrow Road, Right on Raven Run Drive, Left on Pole Green Road (Pick up students to Rural Point Road, Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 349 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road and Dijon Drive (7:48am), Left on Dijon Drive (coming from Pole Green Elem.), Right on Midnight Drive, Left on Southern Watch Place, Left on Rosemary Drive, Left on Tarragon Drive to Pole Green Road, Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 308 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road and Pole Green Road (7:25 am), Left on Williamsville Road, Left on Winsmith Drive, Right on Sandy Creek Lane (turn around at end), Left on Winsmith Drive, Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Pine Slash Road, Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail), Right on Pine Slash Road, Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Rainier Drive), Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at Shelley Drive), Left on Williamsville Road (pickup studentsto Studley Road, Left on Studley Road (p/ u’s), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 13

on Academy Drive, Right on Shady Grove Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road, Proceed Continued from pg. 12 to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is Run: 13 â€˘ Bus: 78 Start run at the intersection of: reversed from AM run. Walnut Grove Rd. & Hanover Meadow Dr. (8:00 am), Right Run: 16 â€˘ Bus: 288 on Hanover Meadow Dr. (turns Start run at the intersection of: around at Hanover Meadow Dr. Williamsville Road and River & Curnow Dr.), Continue back Road (7:28 am), Continue south to Walnut Grove Rd., Left on on Williamsville Road (pickup Walnut Grove Road (pickup stu- students to Gould Hill Road, Left dents to Pole Green Road, Left on Gould Hill Road, Right on on Pole Green Road (pickup Summer Plains Drive, Right on students from Kate lane to Mantilo Creek Road (1st interPinehill Road, Right on Rural section jct. at Summer Plains Point Road (no student pickups Dr.), Continue around on Mantilo to Chamberlayne Road, Right Creek Road, Left onto Summer on Chamberlayne Road to Plains Dr.(2nd intersection jct. off Hanover High and Oak Knoll of Mantilo Creek Rd.), Continue Middle. Note: PM runs the same around on Summer Plains Dr. as AM run. to Gould Hill Road, Right onto Gould Hill Road (p/uâ€™s), Right Run 14 â€˘ Bus: 19 on Arrowhead Road (to end Start run at : 3000 address range turn around), Continue back to on Mechanicsville, Turnpike Gould Hill Road, Right on Gould (7:12am), Continue west on Hill Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville, Turnpike to River Road, Left on River Road River Road, Right on River (pickup students to Broad Road, Continue on River Neck Road, Left on Hanover Road, Bear left onto Hanover Courthouse Road (no student Town Road, Continue to Scots pickups), to Hanover High and Landing Road, Right on Scots Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run Landing Road, Proceed down same directions as AM run. Scots Landing Road (turn around at end of Road, Continue Run: 17 â€˘ Bus: 127 back down Scots Landing Start run at the intersection Road, Left on Hanover Town of: Studley Road and Pollard Road, Bear right on River Creek Road (7:56 am), Turn Road, Proceed River Road on Pollard Creek Road (p/ (pickup students to Summer u to Fire Lane), Right on Fire Hill Road, Left on Summer Hill Lane (turn around Appaloosa Road (pickup students to Santa Trail), Continue on Fire Lane Maria Drive), Right on Studley (crossing over Pollard Creek Road, Right on Rural Point Road Road, Continue to Georgetown (no students pickups), Right Road, Left on Georgetown on Chamberlayne Road to Road (no p/u), Right on Rural Hanover High and Oak Knoll Point Road (no p/u), Right Middle. Note: PM run reversed on Chamberlayne Road to from AM run. Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed Run: 15 â€˘ Bus 320 from AM run. Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Run: 18 â€˘ Bus: 103 Drive (7:51am), Turn right on Start run at the intersection of: Strawbank Drive, turn around Rural Point Road & Springhill at Birchbark Court, Turn Right Road (7:51), Right on Springhilll on Rural Point Road, Right Road, Left on Rural Point, Right on Pole Green Road, Right on on Pine Slash Road, Turn around Lee Davis Road ( Turn around at Olde Thomas Court, Right on at Hill Meadows Ct), Right Rural Point Road, Right on Count on Pole Green Road, Right Kristopher Drive ( turn around on Verdi Lane, Left on Dress at Count Kristopher Place, Right Blue Drive, Left on Hard on Rural Point Road, Right on Tack Road, Right on Brevet Hartford Oaks Drive (turn around Lane, Left on Battalion at Hartford Oaks Cir), Right on Lane, Left on Annex Lane, Left Rural Point Road (pickup stuon Smoothbore Lane, Right on dents to Studley Road, Continue Towhook Place, Left on Hardtack on Rural Point Road (student Road, Right on Havelock pickups from Goeorgtown Road Lane, Right on Verdi Lane, Left to Chamberlayne Road, Right

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pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 19 â€˘ Bus : 141 Start run at the intersection of: Greywood Drive and Butternut Lane (7:50am), Right on Greywood Drive, Proceed on Greywood Drive, Right on Hobbs Crossing Road, Left on Sentry Station Road (turn around at cul-de-sac), Continue on Sentry Station Road to Studley Road, Right on Studley Road, Left on Rural Point Road, pickup students to Lindsay Meadows Drive, Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive, Right on Constance Hill Lane, Left on Sonny Meadows Ln. ( turn around at end), Proceed back on Sonny Meadows Ln., Right on Constance Hill Lane, Left on Lynnhill Court ( turn around at end), Proceed on Lynnhill Court, Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive, Right on Rural Point Road pickup students from Lindsay Meadows to Georgetown Road, Right on Chamberlayn Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 22 â€˘ Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Swannanoa Trail (7:54 am), Right on Swannanoa Trl., Right on Matedequin Trl., Right on Blacksmith Dr., Left on Rural Point Rd., Right on Blacksmith Dr., Left on Matedequin Trl., Right on Swannanoa Trl., Left on Possum Trl., Left on Elder Trl., Right on Swannanoa Trl., Right on Matedequin Trl., Left on Beaverdam Trl., Right on Studley Road, Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 20 â€˘ Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Elementary (7:48 am), Continue west on Studley Road, Left on Avondale Drive, Right on Pembridge Drive, Right on Charlbury Circle, Left on Avondale Drive, Right on Sedgemoor Circle, Right on Grantham Drive, Left on Derwent Drive, Left on Brampton Drive, Left on Aldwych Drive, Right on Grantham Left on Sedgemoor Circle, Right on Avondale Drive to Studley Road, Right on Studley Road ( student p/u), Left on Rural Point Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 21 â€˘ Bus: 97 Start run at the intersection of: Point Place and Shelton Pointe Drive (7:51am), Continue on Shelton Pointe Drive to the culde-sac (turn around), Left on Studley Road, Left on Colesbury Drive, Right on Wrenwood Drive, Left on Chartwell Drive, Left on Robin Ridge Drive, Right on Strawhorne Drive, Right on Fenway Drive to Studley Road, Left on Studley Road (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Road (no student

Run: 23 â€˘ Bus: 344 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road & Studley Road (7:55am), Continue west on Studley Road to Royal Grant Drive (p/uâ€™s), Left on Royal Grant Drive, Right on Glastonburg Drive, Left on Witheridge Drive (turn around at end), Continue back down Witheridge Drive, Left on Glastonburg Drive, Left on West Wenlock Drive, Continue onto East Wenlock Drive, Right on Penrith Drive, Left on West Wenlock Drive, Right on Studley Road, Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Burkwood Swim Club PM ONLY Run: 24 â€˘ Bus: 85 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:46am), Left on Georgie Drive, Left on Suzanne Drive, Right on Georgie Drive, Left on New Ashcake Road, Left on Chamberlayne Road (Rt.301) Right on Pine Ridge Road, Right on Smithport Drive, Continue to Pine Ridge Road & Knightly Road (turn around), Left on Pine Ridge Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Left on Charleston Road, Left on Wheeling Road, Continue back to Charleston Road, Right on Charleston Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Left on New Britton Road (turn around

at designated location), Left on New London Road, Right on Patrick Henry Blvd., Continue around to Patrick Henry Boulevard, Left on Landsdown Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 25 â€˘ Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:50am), Turn on Shannondale Road and continue to Crossdale Lane (P/uâ€™s), Continue on Shannondale Road, Left on Shannondale Court (go to assigned stop & p/u & turn around at Shannondale Ct.), Left on Shannondale Road, Left on Covebrook Lane, Left on Rotherham Drive (turn around in cul-de-sac)(P/U students to Georgetown Rd.), Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Windermere), Right on Windermere Drive, Left on Fenholloway Drive, Left on Placida Circle, Right on Korona Drive, Left on Ivanhoe Drive, Right on Georgetown Road pickup students to Rural Point Road, Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 26 â€˘ Bus: 79 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road and Georgetown Road (7:35am), Continue south on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Foxal Road, Left on Foxal Road (turn around at end), Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Chestnut

Church Road, Left on Chestnut Church Road to Glebe Hill Road, Continue on Glebe Hill Road to Garden Terrace Ct. (turn around loc.), Continue back to Georgetown Road, Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Sugar Loaf Drive), Left on Sugar Loaf Drive (turn around at Sunglow Drive), Continue back down Sugarloaf Drive, Left on Peanut Lane & continue to end (turn around), Left on Sugarloaf Dr., Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Shannondale Road, Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note:PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 27 â€˘ Bus: 275 Start run at : 13234 Hanover Courthouse Rd. (Exxon parking lot), Continue north on Hanover Courthouse Road to Normans Bridge Road, Right on Normans Bridge Road, Continue to Hanover Quarter Road, Left on Hanover Quarter Road (turn around at designated Location), Continue back on Normans Bridge Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at boat landing), Right on Rt. 54 and Patrick Henry Road, Left on Depot Road, Right on Saint Paulâ€™s Church Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road, Left on River Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back down River Road, Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (pickup students to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle). Note:PM run reversed from AM run. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 14

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(no student pickups), Left on Peaks Road (student p/ Continued from pg. 13 u’s), Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups), Right Run: 28 • Bus: 364 on Chamberlayne Road to Start run at the intersection Hanover High and Oak Knoll of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Middle. Note: PM run reversed Cedon Rd. (7:27am), Proceed from AM run. on Wintercrest Road (turn around), Continue back east to Run: 30 • Bus: 118 E. Patrick Henry Rd., Right on E. Start run at the intersection Patrick Henry Rd., Continuing of: Jamestown Rd. & Nursery east on E. Patrick Henry, Turn Rd. (7:25am), Continue on right on Liberty Oaks Lane and Jamestown Road, Right on continue to Depot Road, Left Woodside Lane, Right on E. on Depot Road, Left on Saint Patrick Henry Road, Right Paul’s Church Road, Left on on Francis Road (p/u & turn East Patrick Henry Road to around at designated locaWickham Manor Way, Right on tion), Continue back to Route Wickham Manor Way (Hickory 54, Cross over 54 onto Mount Hill Subdivision), Continue to Hermon Road, Continue on intersection of Wickham Manor Mount Hermon Road, Right on Way & Manor Garden Lane (p/ Campbell Creek Road, Right on u’s), Continue on to intersection Landcastle Drive, Continue on of Wickham Manor Way & Wild Landcastle Dr. to Mt. Hermon Honeysuckle Lane (p/u’s), Turn Farm Ln. (turn around), Continaround at intersection & con- ue back on Landcastle Dr (past tinue back to East Patrick Henry intersection of Campbell Crk. Road, Right on East Patrick Rd. & Landcastle Rd, Continue Henry Road, Continue on East back on Landcastle Rd. & Patrick Henry Road, Bear right Campbell Creek Rd. intersecon Goddins Hill Road, pickup tion, Right on Campbell Creek to Mount Eagle Road, Left on Road, Right on Mount Hermon Mount Eagle Road, Right on Road, Proceed on Mount Eagle Point Lane (turn around Herman Road (pickup students to at Pheasant Rush Place, Right N. Oaks Drive), Left on N. Oaks on Mount Eagle Road (turn Drive, Right on Oak Trail, Left around at Quail Oak Place, Left on North Oaks Drive, Left on on Goddins Hill Road, Left on Mount Hermon Road (pickup Mount Hermon Road (no stu- students to Peaks Road), Left dent pickups), Left on Stumpy on Peaks Road (no student Road , pickup students to Peaks pickups), Right on Stumpy Road Road, Left on Peaks Road (no (no student pickups), Right on student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover Stumpy Road pickup students High and Oak Knoll Middle to Chamberlayne Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road to Run: 31 • Bus: 20 Hanover High and Oak Knoll Start run at the intersection Middle. Note: PM run reversed of: Mount Hermon Road and from AM run. Cheroy Road (7:38am), Continue on Cheroy Road pickup Run: 29 • Bus: 316 students to Cheroy Woods Lane Start run at the intersection of: ( to end turn around), Left on Woodside Lane & Markside Way Heath Pond Drive, Right on (7:38 am), Right on Woodside Cheroy Woods Lane to Silent Lane, Left on Markside Mill Lane, Continue back to Way, Right on Slayden Circle Ashcake Road, Left on Ashcake (p/u at Ambys Ln. & Slayton Road (pickup students on left Cir.), Right on Ambys Ln., Left side to Sliding Hill Road, Right on Woodside Lane, Left on on Sliding Hill Road (pickup Providence Green Drive, Right to Silverstone Drive), Left on on Providence Run Road, Right Silverstone Drive (turn around at on Providence Park Drive, Left Roseland Court), Left on Sliding on East Patrick Henry Road Hill Road (pickup students to (pickup students to Wintercrest Countryside Lane), Left on Drive), Right on Wintercrest New Ashcake Road (no student Drive (turn around at end), Right pickups), Left on Whippoorwill on East Patrick Henry Road Road (no student pickups), Right (pick up students to Goddins on Chamberlayne Road to Hill Road), Right on Goddins Hanover High and Oak Knoll Hill Road (no student pick ups), Middle. Note: PM run reversed Left on Mount Herman Road from AM run.

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Run: 32 • Bus: 58 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Hillcrest Road (7:50 am). Left on Peaks Road, Right on Cadys Mill Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road, Right on Peaks Road, Left on Stumpy Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road no student pickups to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 33 • Bus: 165 Start run at the intersection of: Sliding Hill Road & Country Side Lane (7:52am), Right on Countryside Lane (p/u’s to Camptown Ct., Left on Hunters Chase Drive (p/u’s to Bugle Lane), Left on Bugle Lane (p/u’s to Lesfield Ct.), Left on Countryside Lane, Left on Hunters Chase Drive to Talley Ho Drive, Right on Talley Ho Drive, Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note:PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 34 • Bus: 340 Start run at the intersection of: Fair Hill Court and Great Meadows Drive (7:55am), Continue on Great Meadows Drive to Great Meadows Court (turn around), Continue on Great Meadows Drive (no student pickups to New Ashcake Road, Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 35 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:55am), Proceed on New Ashcake Road (p/u’s to Ashcake Station Place), Right on Ashcake Station Place (turn around at Forest Haze Place, Right on New Askcake Road, Right on Linderwood Drive, Left on Wychwood Drive, Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u’s to Whippoorwill Rd.), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/ u’s), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 36 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of:

Wychwood Drive and Greenlake Drive (8:00 am), Proceed on Greenlake Drive (p/u’s), Left on Tally Ho Drive (p/u to New Ashcake Road, Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/ u), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 37 • Bus: 304 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road & Malboro Road (7:52 am), Right on Marlboro Road, Left on Cheraw Road, Right Anderson Court, Proceed on Anderson Court, Right on Cheraw Road, Left on Rockingham Road, Right on Marlboro Road, Left on New Ashcake Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Left on Walker Road, Right on Lincoln Road, Left on Truman Road, Right on Lincoln Road, Left on Walker Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Left on New Ashcake Road, Proceed to Chamberlayne Ave., Left on Chamberlayne Ave to Hanover High School, Note: PM run order is reversed from AM Run: 38 • Bus: 307 Start run at the intersection of: Dress Blue Drive and Brigadier Drive (7:52 am), Proceed on Brigadier Drive, Left on Salient Lane, Right on Six Pound Lane, Left on Sutlers Lane, Left on Battalion Drive, Right on Brigadier Drive, Left on Vidette Lane, Right on Red Sash Drive, Right on Dress Blue Circle, Right on Dress Blue Drive, Left on Bigadier Drive, Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run directions same as AM run

HENRY CLAY / JOHN M. GANDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Run: 1 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Drive at Washington Highway (7:15am), Left onto Arbor Oak Drive, Continue on Arbor Oak Drive to Winter Oak, Left on Winter Oak Drive, Right on Arbor Oak Drive to Washington Highway, Continue to school via:, Right on Washington Highway, Left on

Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary, Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 267 Start run at the intersection of: West Patrick Henry Road and Blanton Road (7:02 am), Left on Blanton Road, Left on Independence Road (go left at fork in Road, Continue on Blunts Road (turns into Blunts Bridge Road, Left on Cross Corner Road (turn around at Atkinson Road), Left on Blunts Bridge Road (Continues into N. James Street), Continue onto N. James Street to Carter Forest Dr. ( Carter Hill Subdivision), Right on Carter Forest Drive, Left on Wales Way, Left on Hillsway Drive, Right on N. James Street, Right on N. Macon Terrace (turn around at Calley St.) Left on N. James Street, Right on West Vaughan Road to John M. Gandy Elementary Continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: PM run directions reversed. Run: 3 • Bus: 91 Start run at the location of: Kings Dominion Blvd. & Theme Park Way (6:50am), Right on Theme Park Way, continue to 16102 Best Western Motel, front entrance, p/u, Continue back on Kings Dominion Access Road to Kings Dominion Blvd. Continue on Kings Dominion Blvd. to Washington Highway, Left on Washington Highway (south). Left on Mount Hope Church Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Washington Highway (south), Right on Breedens Road, Right on Lucas Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Left on Old Ridge Road (p/u) Right on Washington Highway (p/u) turn around at assigned location), Left on Washington Highway (p/u’s on east side). Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s ). Right on Hickory Hill Road (p/u at intersection). Right on Manheim Road ( p/u & continue around Road, Right on Hickory Hill Road, Left on Elletts Crossing Road (p/u’s, continues into Rt. 1 south), South on Rt. 1, Continue to school via:, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary, Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 4 • Bus: 170 Start run at the intersection of: Route 54 & Tower Road ( 6:42 am), Left on Tower Road, Continue on Tower Road (p/u’s), Right on Campbell Lake

Road (p/u & turn around at Stevens Lane), Continue back down on Tower Road, Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road (Pick-up at Cypress Creek Road, Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Road (turn around at Kimbrough Lane), Left on Tower Road, Left on W Patrick Henry, Left on Chapman Street, Left on Cross Road (turn around at Dairy Lane), Left on Chapman Street, Right on Wesley Street (First Baptist Church Daycare A.M. only) Right on Route 54, Left into Kiddie Kingdom Day Care (turn around), Right on Thompson Street, Left on John Street, Left on Chapman Street, Right on Wesley Street, Left on Snead Street, Left on North James Street, Continue to school via:, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M Gandy Elementary, Continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note:Reverse run for PM Run: 5 • Bus: 274 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road at Hickory Hill Road (7:05 am), Left on Hickory Hill Road ( turn around at Hill Club Lane), Right on W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on Country Club Drive to Pinehurst Lane, Right on Pinehurst Lane, Left on Augusta Lane, Left on Country Club Drive, Right on Fairway Lane, Right on Riverside Drive (turn around at end), Right on Country Club Drive, Left on W Patrick Henry Road, Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road – turn around at designated area Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road, Continue onto Thompson Street, Left on Wesley Street, Left on Snead Street, Left on James Street, Right on Vaughan Road, Left on Archie Cannon Street, Right into John Gandy Elementary School, Continue to Henry Clay Elementary School via:, Left on Archie Cannon, Left on Henry Street, Right on England Street, Left on Hanover Avenue, Left into Henry Clay Elementary Run: 6 • Bus: 258 Start run at the intersection of: Blanton Road at Greenwood Church Road (7:00 am), Continue west on Greenwood Church to Winston Road, Right on Winston Road, Left on Deer Creek Road (turn around at the end), Left on Winston Road, Right on Blanton Road, Right on Stagfield Road see BUS ROUTES, pg. 15

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(turning around at Jane’s Creek Way), Right on Blanton Road, Left on Ashcake Road, Left on Maple Street, Right on E. Francis Street, Left on Kirby Station Road, Left on New Street, Right on Maple Street, Right on England Street, Left on Henry Street, Continue to school via: Proceed on Henry Street, Left on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Run: 7 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road and Blanton Road (7:00 am), Right on Blanton Road, Left on Yowell Road, Right on Thompson Street/England Street, Right on Washington Highway, Continue back south on Washington Highway, Left on Ashcake Road, Proceed on Ashcake Road crossing over I-95 bridge, Left on Cheroy Road (turn around at Cheroy Woods Lane), Continue back on Cheroy Road, Right on Ashcake Road, Right into Minnieland Day Care, Continue around in parking lot to exit, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Washington Highway, Left on Pleasant Street, Right on S Taylor Street, Continue to school via:, Left on England Street, Right on Henry Street, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note:PM run reversed from AM Run: 8 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: South Taylor St. & Arlington St. (7:08 am ) Right on Arlington Street, Right on S. Taylor Street, Left on England Street, Continue on Medical Drive/Elmont Road to Hanover Avenue (no p/u’s), Left on Hanover Avenue, Right on Cubs Lane (circle the block), Right on Hanover Avenue, Left on Beverly Road, Right on Lee Avenue, Left on Hanover Avenue, Right on Duncan Street, Left on Howard Street, Right on South Center Street, Right on Early Street, Right on Duncan Street, Right on W. Francis Street, Continue to E. Francis Street, Left on Virginia Street, Continue to school via:, Right on Thompson Street/England Street, Left on Henry Street, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John Gandy Elementary, Then continue to

Henry Clay Elementary. Run: 9 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: Dewey St. & Thompson St. (7:14 am), Right on Thompson St, Proceed west on Thompson St. Right on Henry Clay Road, Left on Chapman Street, Right on Chapman Street, Continue on Chapman Street, Right on John Street, Right on N. Snead Street, Left on Henry Clay Road, Left on N James Street, Right on Linden Street, Left on Park Street, Left on Elm Avenue, Right on N James Street, Right on Vaughan Road/ Archie Cannon Drive, Right on Henry Street, Right on A Street, Left on B Street, Left on Smith Street, Left on Henry Street, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary. Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 10 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England Street and Virginia Street (7:10 am), Right on Virginia Street, Proceed south on Virginia Street, Left on Macmurdo Street, Left on Maple Street, Right on Arlington Street, Right on South Taylor Street, Left on Pleasant Street, Left on Randolph Street, Right on England Street, Continue on England Street to South Carter Road, Right on S. Carter Road, Right on Deverux Road, Right on S. Carter Hill Parkway (p/u at Apple Garden Inn. front entrance) Continue to cross over England Street to N. Carter ParkWay, Continue around to Econo Lodge (p/u) Continue back around to England Street, Right on England Street to Cottage Green Drive, Right on Cottage Green Drive (p/ u’s), Continue around to Omni Road, Continue on Omni Road, Right on N. Washington Highway, Continue to Archie Cannon Road, Left onto Archie Cannon Road to John Gandy Elementary School, Continue to Henry Clay Elementary via:, Left on Archie Cannon, Left on Henry Street, Right on England Street, Cross over Center Street, Bear left onto Hanover Ave. to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 11 • Bus: 352 Start run at the intersection of: Cottontree Court and

Courtside Drive (7:20am), Continue on Courtside Drive, Left on Slash Drive, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Maple Street, Right on Sunny Drive, Continue on Sunny Drive, Right on Swannee Drive, Right on Courtside Drive, Right on Slash Drive, Left on Five Oaks ( turn around), Left on Slash Drive, Left on Sunny Drive, Left on Maple Drive, Right on Ashcake Road, Continue to school via:, Right on South Center Street, Right on England Street, Left on Henry Street, Proceed on Henry Street, Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary, Continue back to Henry Clay Elementary. Run: 12 • Bus: 146 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Drive and Washington Highway (Rt. 1) (7:15 am), Right on Arbor Oak Drive, Continue on Arbor Oak Drive, Left on Ten Oak Drive, Left on Brown Bark Place, Right on Arbor Oak Drive, Continue to Rt. 1 (Washington HighWay), Right on Washington Highway (Rt. 1 to Ashland Town Square Apts.) Right on Wythe House Drive, Left on Kings Arms Street, Left on Bruton Parrish Drive, Right on Route 1 North, Continue to Smithtown Road & N. Washington Highway (p/u at intersection), Continue for approximately ½ mile (turn around at gravel cut through & go south), Continue on Route 1 south, Right on Berkley Street, Right on Henry Street, Proceed to school: Right on Archie Cannon Drive to John M. Gandy Elementary School, Continue from there to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Caroline Street & Washington Highway (7:22 am) Right on Caroline Street, Continue around on Caroline Street, Right on Randolph Circle, Continue to Macon Circle, Right on Macon Circle, Right on Washington Highway, Left on Omni Road, Continue through to Cottage Green Drive (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Omni Road to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Left on Archie Cannon Road, Proceed to John Gandy and Henry Clay Elementary School. Note:PM

reversed from AM run.

KERSEY CREEK ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 112 Start run at the intersection of: Woodside Lane & Providence Green Dr. (7:00 am), Left on Providence Run Road, Right on Spencer Trail Place (turn around at designated location), Left on Providence Run Road, Right on Providence Park Drive, Left on Woodside Lane, Right on East Patrick Henry Road, Right on Frances Road turn around at end, Cross over Rt. 54 onto Mount Hermon Road, Mt. Hermon Road & Glen Carrie Road (p/u) Proceed on Mount Hermon Road to Cheroy Woods Road, Right on Cheroy Road, Left into Cheroy Woods Lane, Continue to culde-sac ( p/u to cul-de-sac & turn around), Continue back to Cheroy Road, Right on Cheroy Road, Right Mount Hermon Road, Left on Stumpy (p/u) Left on Peaks Road (no p/u), Right on Stumpy Road (no p/u), Right on Chamberlayne (no p/u), Right on Whipporwill Road, Left onto Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 334 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Wickham Manor Way (7:00 am), Right on Wickham Manor Way (Hickory Hill Subdivision), Continue on Wickham Manor Way to Wild Honeysuckle Lane, Left on Wild Honeysuckle Lane, Continue to Wild Honeysuckle Lane & Old Cedar Lane, Follow Wild Honeysuckle Lane to cul-desac, Continue back to Wild Honeysuckle Lane & Noisettes Circle, Right on Wickham Manor Way, Left on Blooming Lilac Lane (turn around at Blooming Lilac Dr. & Climbing Jasmine Way), Continue back to Wickham Manor Way, Left on Wickham Manor Way, Left on Manor Garden Way (turn around at Manor Garden Way & Officer Lane), Continue back down Manor Garden Way, Left on Wickham Manor Way, Right on E. Patrick Henry Road, Continue to South on Goddins Hill Road (pick up students to Mount Eagle Road, Left on Mount Eagle Road, Left on Quail Oak Court (to end turn around), Right on Mount Eagle Road, Left on Eagle Point Lane (to end turn around), Right on Pheasant Rush Court (to end turn around), Right on Eagle Point Lane, Left on

Mount Eagle Road, Left on Goddins Hill Road (pickup students to Mount Hermon Road, Right on Mount Hermon Road, Right on North Oaks Drive, Right on Oak Trail, Left on North Oaks Drive, Right on Mount Hermon Road, Left on Campbell Creek Road, Left on Landcastle (turn around at designate location), Continue to Hermon Farms Lane (turn around at end), Continue back to Landcastle Drive, Left on Campbell Creek Road, Right on Mount Hermon Road, Left on Peaks Road (pickup students to Stumpy Road, Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups), Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (no student pickups), Right on Whippoorwhill Road, Left on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 24 Start run at the intersection of: Jamestown Road & Nursery Road (7:00 am), Proceed on Jamestown Road ( pick up students to Woodside Lane), Right on Woodside Lane, Left onto Markside Lane, Right on Slayden Drive, Left onto Ambys Lane, Right on Slayden Dr. (turn around at Windwood Place, Continue back on Slayden Circle, Left on Ambys Lane, Continue back to Woodside Lane, Left on Woodside Lane to E. Patrick Henry Road, Left on E. Patrick Henry Road, Right on Wintercrest Drive (to end turn around), Proceed on Wintercrest Drive, Right on E. Patrick Henry Road, Continue on E. Patrick Henry Road to Hanover Courthouse Road, Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u am only) trn around at 13400 Hanover Cthouse Rd., Left on Hanover Courthouse Road to East Patrick Henry Road, Right on East Patrick Henry Road, Left on St. Pauls Church Road, Right on Depot Road, Proceed on Depot Road (p/u to Hanover Courthouse Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u on Hanover Courthouse Rd. to Whippoorwill Rd.), Proceed on Hanover Courthouse Road, Right on Whippoorwill Road, Left into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: Peaks Road and Ashcake Road (7:15 am), Proceed on Ashcake

Road (p/u on right side to Cheroy Road, Right on Cheroy Road (no p/u), Right on Cheroy Woods Road (no p/u), Right on Heath Pond Drive ( no p/u) Left on Ashcake Road (no p/ u), Right on Sliding Hill Road (p/u to Silverstone Dr.), Left on Silver Stone Drive (turn around at Roseland Court), Left on Sliding Hill Road, Left on New Ashcake Road, Left on Wychwood Drive, Right on Linderwood Drive, Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/ u), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 340 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road & Great Meadows Dr. (7:23 am), Proceed on New Ashcake Rd. (towards Sliding Hill Road, Right on Sliding Hill Road, Right on Country Side Lane, Left on Hunters Chase Drive, Left on Bugle Lane, Left on Countryside Lane, Right on Great Meadows Drive (turn around at Great Meadows Place, Continue on Great Meadows Drive to New Ashcake Road, Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on Whippoorwill Road, Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 165 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Old Landsdown Road (7:01 am), Right on Old Landsdown Road, Right on Fort Meyers Road ( turn around at end of Road, Proceed on Fort Meyers, Right on Old Landsdown Road, Right on Patrick Henry Blvd., Left on New London Road, Right on New Britton Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Right on New Ashcake Road, Right on Malboro Road, Left on Rockingham Road, Right on Cheraw Road, Left on Anderson Court, Bare Left and continue around Anderson Court, Left on Cheraw Road, Right on Malboro Road, Left on New Ashcake Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Right on Charleston Road, Left on Wheeling Road, Proceed Right on Wheeling Road around Circle, Right on Charleston Road, Right on Whippoorwill

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BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 15

Road, Left on Walker Road, Right on Lincoln Road, Left on Truman Road, Right on Lincoln Road, Left on Walker Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road – (pickup students to Kersey Creek), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 100 Start run at the intersection of: Rapidan Way & Susquehanna Trail (7:08 am), Right on Monongahela Trail, Right on Patuxent Way, Left on Susquehanna Trail, Right on Monocan Way, Right on Totopotomoy Trail, Left on Rapidan Way, Left on Rappahannock Trail, Right on Kiptopeake Way, Left on Chotank Trail, Left Wanchese Way, Left on Totopotomoy Trail, Right on Sliding Hill Road (pick up students to New Ashcake Road, Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups), Right on Learning Lane, Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Goddard School – PM Only Run: 8 • Bus: 260 Start run at the intersection of: Ridgebrook Drive and Indianfield Drive (7:29am), Continue on Ridgebrook Drive to New Ashcake Road, Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 9 • Bus: 153 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Milestone Drive (7:24am), Right on Milestone Drive, Right on Indianfield Drive (turn around at Greenline Place, Return to Milestone Drive, Left on Milestone Drive, Right on New Ashcake Road (no p/u), Left on Ashcake Station Place (turn around at Forest Haze Place, Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/ u), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u), Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note:PM run reversed from AM run.

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Run: 10 • Bus: 261 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30 am), Turn right on Manor View Drive and (turn around in Manor View cul-desac), Proceed to Winnepeg Court (p/u’s), Right on Milestone Drive (turn around in Milestone Drive cul-de-sac), Right on Indianfield Drive, Left on Crossover Drive to Seward Way, Left on Ridgebrook Drive, Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on to Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run,

Hillcrest Road & Peaks Road (7:05 am), Proceed on Hillcrest Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Peaks Road, Right on Cadys Mill Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road, Right on Peaks Road, Left on Stumpy Road, Right on Chamberlyne Road, Right on Whippoorwill Road, Left on Learning Lane, Continue on to Kersey Creek, Note:PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 11 • Bus: 106 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30am), Left on Manor View Drive (turn around in Manor View cul-desac), Continue on Manor View Drive to Milestone Drive, Right on Milestone Drive, Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note:PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 1 • Bus: 88 Start Run at intersection of : Washington Highway & Mt. Hope Church Road (7:10 am), Right on Washington Highway, Left on Mount Hope Church Road (p/u’s), Cross over Doswell Road & continue on Mt. Hope Church Road (turn around location), Continue back down Mt. Hope Church Road, Right on Doswell Road (p/ u’s) (cross over bridge), Continue on Doswell Road, Cross over Doswell Road to Darbys Road (p/u’s) turn around at Darbys Rd. & Academy Farm Lane), Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s & turn around), Continue west on Old Ridge Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back east on Old Ridge Road, Left on Breedens Road, Left on Lucas Road, Right on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s), Left on Blunts Bridge Road, Left on Newfound Road (turn around at end), Left on Blunts Bridge Road, Right on Independence Road, Right on Blanton Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road (Rt. 54), Proceed to School. Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 12 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of: Stone Spring Drive & Silverthorne (7:25 am), Right on Stone Spring Drive (turn around at Tuckerman Place, Continue on Stone Spring Drive to Grayhawk Court (turn around), Right on Manor View Drive, Right on Milestone Drive, Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on Whippoorwill Road, Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 315 Start run at the intersection of: Hunters Chase Drive and Bugle Lane (7:28am), Proceed on Hunters Chase Drive (pick up students at intersections to Tally Ho Drive), Left on Tally Ho Drive (to end turn around), Proceed on Tally Ho Drive (pick up students at intersections to Polo Pony Place, Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup), Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup), Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 14 • Bus: 58 Start at the intersection of:

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Run: 2 • Bus: 31 Start run at the intersection of: Verdon Road & Landora Bridge Road (7:15 am), Left on Landora Bridge Road, Continue on Landora Bridge Road (turn around at Rock Castle Road), Left on Verdon Road, Left on Hewlett Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back down Hewlett Road, Left on Verdon Road, Left on Noel Road (turn around at end of road (Narrow Path Trail, end of state maintenance), Left on Verdon Road, Left on Route One (Continue to designated location for turn around), Continue back on Route One to

Cross Corner Road (no p/u’s), Continue to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools via: Right on Cross Corner Road, Right on Blunts Bridge Road, Left on Blunts Road, Left on Independence Road, Right on Blanton Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry and Liberty Schools. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 309 Start run at the intersection of: Ancient Acres Road and Wards Forest Ave. (6:55Am), Continue west on Ancient Acres Road to Greenbay Road, Right on Greenbay Road, Continue on Greenbay Road approximately 3/10th of a mile & turn around at designated location) , Continue south on Greenbay Road to Beaverdam Road, Right on Beaverdam Road (turn around at County Line), Left on Beaver Den Lane (turn around at culde-sac), Left on Anderson Mill Way, Left on Union Church Road, Left on Teman Road (turn around at Windy River Farm Lane), Left on Verdon Road, Right on Hewlett Road to Old Ridge Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on Coatesville Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 4 • Bus: 08 Start run at nearest intersection of: Tyler Station Road & Woodsons Mill Road (7:14am), Proceed northwest on Tyler Station Road to Beaverdam Road (p/u’s), Right on Beaverdam Road, Continue on Beaverdam Road, Left on Ben Gayle Road ( turn around at end), Left on Beaverdam Road, Right on Trainham Road (turn around at the end), Left on Beaverdam Road, Right on Beaverdam School Road, Right on Teman Road, Right on Goshen Road, Left on Terry Road, Left on Taylor Road to Coatesville Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Coatesville Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Left W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS, Note:Reverse run in PM. Run: 5 • Bus: 7 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Road and Pleasant Mill Road (7:00 am), Continue west on Old Ridge Road, Right on Landmark Cedar Road, Left on Grover Cocke Road (turn around at end), Left on Landmark

Cedar Road, Left on Shiloh Church Road, Left on Belches Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Woodson’s Mill Road, Right on Tyler Station Road, Left on Beaver Dam Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Tyler Station Road, Right on Teman Road, Right on Coatesville Road, Left on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end), Left on Coatesville Road, Right on Scotchtown Road to West Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse for PM run directions.

nated location), Continue back to Beaver Dam Road, Left on Beaver Dam Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Mountain Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS.

Run 6 • Bus: 259 Start run at the intersection: Beaverdam Road at Parsons Road (7:10am), Continue on Beaverdam Road, Left on Tyler Station Road, Left on Hollowing Creek Road ( changes to Shiloh Church Road, Right on Parsons Road (turn around at Fleming Mill Drive), Continue back on Parsons Road (cross over Shiloh Church Road, Parsons Road to Allen Harris Road (turn around at end), Continue back to Parsons Road, Right on Parsons Road to Beaverdam Road, Cross over Beaverdam Road continue on Parsons Road, Left on Parsons Ridge Road (turn around at end, cul-de-sac), Left on Circuit Rider Drive (turn around at Buckfast Place), Left on Parsons Ridge Road, Right on Jericho Drive, Left on Parsons Road to Old Ridge Road, Left on Old Ridge Road, Right on Goshen Road, Continue to West Patrick Henry Road (Rt. 54) Left on W. Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Rt.54 (W. Patrick Henry Road) to Patrick Henry High & Liberty Middle

Run: 9 • Bus: 333 Start run at the intersection of: Pleasant Mill Road & Old Ridge Road (7:10 am), Left on Old Ridge Road, Continue West on Old Ridge Road, Left on Gun Barrel Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on Devonwood Road (turn around at end of Devonwood Road, Right on Mountain Road, Left on Woodman Hall Road, Right on Robert Terrell Road, Left on Robert Terrell Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road, Left on Pinehurst Drive (turn around at cul de sac), Right on Deep Spring Drive ( turn around at Broad Creek Drive), Right on Pinehurst Forest Drive to West Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS.

Run: 7 • Bus: 96 Start run at the intersection of: Parsons Road and Beaver Dam Road, Continue south on Beaver Dam Road, Left ( west) on Old Ridge Road (pass Gun Barrel Road on left), Continue to New Westridge Road, Left on New Westridge (turn around at end), Right on Old Ridge Road, Continue back east on Old Ridge Road, Left on Shiloh Church Road (watch for stop sign & turn just pass sign), Right on Rocky Ford Road, Right on Beaverdam Road, Continue back on Beaverdam Road (continue through intersection at Old Ridge Road, Left on Connie Hall Road (turn around at desig-

Run: 8 • Bus: 357 Start run at the intersection of: Mabelton Road and Gun Barrel Road (7:27 am), Right on Mabelton Road, Left on Pleasant Mill Road, Right on Old Ridge Road, Right on Goshen Road, Left on W. Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS

Run: 10 • Bus: 148 Start run at the intersection of: Dunn Road and Mountain Road (7:20 am), Turn left on Dunn Road ( turn around at end of Dunn Road, Continue back to Mountain Road, Left on Mountain Road, Continue on Mountain Road, Left on Mountain Road (no p/u’s), Left on Hopeful Church Road, Right on Taylors Creek Road (turn around at Boondock Lane), Continue on Taylors Creek Road to Bethany Church Road, Left on Bethany Church Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Mountain Road, Continue onto W Patrick Henry Road (east) to PHHS and LMS. Note:Reverse directions for PM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 86 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road and Burnham Davis Road (7:22am), Right on Burnham Davis Road (turn around at end), Continue back see BUS ROUTES, pg. 17

BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 16

to Mountain Road, Right on Mountain Road, Left on Bourne Road, Left on Taylor’s Creek Road, Left on Clazemont Road to Mountain Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Mountain Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road, Continuing on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS, Note:PM run directions same as AM directions. Run: 12 • Bus: 122 Start run at the intersection of: Turkey Road & Pinhook Road (7:15 am), Continue on Pinhook Road, Right on Oilville Road, Right on Pony Farm Road (turn around at Gallop Lane), Continue back on Pony Farm Road, Left on Oilville Road, Left on Watkins Road (turn around at designate location), Continue back to Dogwood Trail Road, Left on Dogwood Trail Road, Left on Bienvenue Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road at stop Sign, Continue on Pouncey Tract Road, Continue to school via: Pouncey Tract Road to Ashland Road, Left on Ashland Road at stop Sign, Continue to Blanton Road, Left on Blanton Road, Continue W. Patrick Henry Road at light, Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High Run: 13 • Bus: 110 Start run at the intersection of: Dogwood Trail Road at Pouncey Tract Road (7:20 am), Continue on Dogwood Trail (p/u’s), Continue to Manakin Road, Left on Manakin Road (turn around at designated location), Right on Dogwood Trail, Right on Primrose Lane, Right on Rosemont Drive, Right on Echo Meadows Road, Left on Manakin Road, Right on Seay Road, Right on Britteland Drive, Continue back to Seay Road, Left on Manakin Road, Right on Echo Meadows Road, Right on Rockville Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Rockville Road, Continue on Rockville Rd & cross Pouncey Tract Rd & continue to Walnut Hill Dr., Continue straight from Walnut Hill Drive onto Henley Road, Continue to MLC Lane (turn around at designated location), Continue on Henley Road, Right on Walnut Hill Drive, Continue on Walnut Hill Drive through gated columns to

cul-de-sac, Continue to school via: Left on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on Ashland Road, Left on Blanton Road, Left on Patrick Henry Road to PHHS & LMS. Run: 14 • Bus: 225 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapell Road & Vontay Road (7:06 am), Continue to Vontay Road, Right on Vontay Road, Continue to Spring Road & Vontay Road, Left on Vontay Road (p/u’s), Continue to Factory Mill Road, Left on Factory Mill Road, Continue to Mickie Town Road, Left on Mickie Town Road (p/u & turn around at end of Road, Continue back to Factory Mill Road, Right on Factory Mill Road, Continue to Octagon Road, Right on Octagon Road, Continue to Pinhook Road, Right on Pinhook Road & Bowles Knob Road, Continue on Pinhook Road, Right on Turkey Road (turn around at Woodland Fox Lane), Continue back to Pinhook Road, Right on Pinhook Road, Right on Explorer Ridge Road, Continue to Victoria Hills (turn around at cul-de-sac), Continue back to Pinhook Road, Left on Pinhook Road, Pinhook Road to Vontay Road, Right on Vontay Road, Continue to Dunns Chapel Road, Left on Dunns Chapel Road, Left on Taylors Creek Road, Continue to school via: Right on Bethany Church Road, Continue to Mountain Road, Right on Mountain Road, Left onto West Patrick Henry Road to schools. Run: 15 • Bus: 171 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapel Rd. & Pouncey Tract Rd. (7:17am), Continue south on Pouncey Tract Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue north to Vontay Rd., Right on Vontay Road, Continue west on Vontay Road (turn around at Toler Lane), Continue east on Vontay Road, Left on Dunn’s Chapel Road (Runs into Saint Peters Church Road, Left on Walton’s Tavern Road, Right on Iron Hill Drive (turn around at designated location), Right on Waltons Tavern Road, Left on Mountain Road (Rt. 33), Left on Derby Ridge Road (turn around at Trails End Drive), Left on Mountain Road, Continue to school via:, Right on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 16 • Bus: 184 Start run at the intersection

of: Bethany Church Road at Mountain Road (7:15 am), Right on Bethany Church Road ( turn around at Fire Department), Continue south on Bethany Church Road (to Pryors Lane), Left on Pryor Lane (turning around at the end), Right on Bethany Church Road to Winding Creek, Left on Winding Creek (turn around in culdasac), Bethany Church Road to Wedge Stone Drive (turn around at end), Left on Bethany Church Road, Left on Taylor’s Creek Road to Dunn’s Chapel Road, Right on Saint Peter’s Church Road, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Waltons Tavern Road, Left on Locust Run Drive (turn around at end), Left on Mountain Road, Right on W Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note:Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 17 • Bus: 116 Start run at the intersection of: Canterbury Road at Bethany Church Road (7:05 am), Continue south on Canterbury Road to Saint Peter’s Church Road, Left on Saint Peter’s Church Road, Left on Waltons Tavern Road, Right on Mountain Road (turn around at designated location approx. 2 miles), Continue west on Mountain Road, Right on Rosmarin Road, Left on Greenwood Church Road, Right on Lone Oak Road (turn around at the end), Left on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Patrick Meadows Way (turn around at end), Right on Forest Henry Road (turn around at end), Right on Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Scotchtown Road, Right on W Patrick Henry Road, Right on King Road (turn around at Kings Grant Lane), Right on West Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via: West Patrick Henry Road to PH & LM schools. Note: PM run starts out reversed until last stop on Greenwood Church Rd, then commence D/O’s starting on Canterbury Road to Mountain Road. Run: 18 • Bus: 285 Start run at the intersection of: Abner Church Road and Howards Mill Road (7:15am), Continue south on Howard’s Mill Road (turn around at designated location), Left on Pouncey Tract Road, Right on Howards Mill Road, Right on Abner Church Road, Left on Ashland

Road, Right on Chewning Road, Right on Mountain Road, Right on Gordons Lane (turn around at end of Gordons Lane), Proceed back to Dude Ranch Road, Right on Dude Ranch Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Dude Ranch Road, Continue on Dude Ranch Road to Gordons Lane, Right on Gordons Lane, Left on Mountain Road, Right on Ashland Road, Left on Blanton Road, Right on Yankee Town Road (turn around at designated loc.), Continue back to West Patrick Henry Road, Continue to PHHS and LMS via: Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to School Run: 19 • Bus: 358 Start run at the intersection of: Greenwood Church Road at Windmill Drive (7:25am), Continue west on Greenwood Church Road to Cherry Hill Road, Left on Cherry Hill Road, Left on Kreutler Road, Right on Stone Trace Drive (P/U & turn around at cul-de-sac), Left on Kreutler Road, Left on Cherry Hill Road, Left on Big Bear Court (turn around at end), Left on Cherry Hill Road, Right on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Mill Creek Drive (entrance at club house), Left on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Winston Road, Left on Deer Creek Road (turn around in cul-de-sac at end of Deer Creek Rd.), Left on Winston Road to Blanton Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Blanton Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Note:Reverse run for PM Run: 20 • Bus: 77 Start run at the intersection of: Coatesville Road and Annfield Road (7:20am), Left on Annfield Road (turn around at end), Left on Coatesville Road to Scotchtown Road, Left on Scotchtown Road to Chiswell Lane, Left on Chiswell Lane (turn around at the end of Chiswell Lane), Left on Scotchtown Road, Right on Campbell Lake Road, Right on Tower Road, Left on Horseshoe Bridge Road (turn around at Rehoboth Road, Left on Tower Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road (p/u’s), Continue on to: Patrick Henry & Liberty Middle School. Note:PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 21 • Bus: 53 Start run at the intersection of:

Old Ridge Road at Rockets Mill Road (7:30am), Continue north on Rockets Mill Road to Old Ridge Road, Left on Old Ridge Road, Right on New Market Mill Road (turn around at 12225 New Market Mill Road), Right on Old Ridge Road (proceed to Little River Estates), Right on White Pine Road (turn around at Tiswood/Sweet Gum Street), Right on Old Ridge Road, Left on Katy Lane (turn around at cul-de-sac), Left on Old Ridge Road, Proceed to intersection of Old Ridge & Teman Road (turn left), Continue to school via:, Left on Coatesville Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 22 • Bus: 370 Start run at the intersection of: Woodstock Road & Pin Oaks Estates Dr. (7:10am), Continue back to Auburn Mill Road, Right on Auburn Mill Road, Left on Saint Peter’s Church Road, Left on Howards Mill Road, Left on Stone Horse Creek Road, Right on Mountain Road, Bear left onto Greenwood Road, Left on Ashland Road, Continue to Greenwood Church Road, Left on Greenwood Church Road, Right into Wesleys Court (turn around), Right on Greenwood Church Road, Right on Winston Road, Left onto Blanton Road, Left on W. Patrick Henry Road, Right on Yankeetown (p/ u & turn around at designated location), Continue back to W. Patrick Henry Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Right on W Patrick Henry Road to school. Note: Reverse PM run. Run: 23 • Bus: 263 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road at Ashland Road (7:08 am), Continue right on Ashland Road to Cauthorne Road, Left on Cauthorne Road (turn around at Nash Lane & Cauthorne Road), Continue back to Ashland Road, Left on Ashland Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Right on South Anna Drive to Howard’s Mill Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Howard’s Mill Road, Left on Abner Church Road, Left on Ashland Road, Left on Blanton Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle

Start run at the intersection of: Overhill Drive & Mountain Road (7:15 AM), 1st p/u on Overhill Drive then continue to Mountain Road, Right on Mountain (Continue to designated turn around location), Continue back west on Mountain Road to Gladfelter Road, Left on Gladfelter Road, Right on Windham Hill (turn around at end), Right on Gladfelter (P/U students at intersection of Longest Road & Gladfelter Road(turn around at end), Continue back on Gladfelter, Left on Mountain Road, Continue west on Mountain Road, Continue to Mountain Road and New Farrington Court, Right on New Farrington Court (turn around at end), Right on Mountain Road, Right on Ashland Road (at Stanleys Store), Left on Greenwood Church Road (stop at intersection of Wesleys Ct. & Greenwood Church Rd.), Continue to intersection of Greenwood Creek Dr. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to intersection of Fair Oaks Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to intersection of Greenwood Church Road & Lakeview Farms Place, Continue to intersection of Spring Branch Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to school via:, Right on Winston Road, Left on Blanton Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Run: 25 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive and Cedar Lane (7:40am), Continue on Cedar Lane to Rocky Ridge Road, Left on Rocky Ridge Road, Left on Winns Church Road, Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Beaver Glen Drive, Left on Otter Drive (go to end and turn around), Right on Beaver Glen Drive, Left on Cedar Lane Continue to school via:, Right on Ashland Road, Left on Blanton Road, Left on Blanton Road to W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Run: 26 • Bus: 62 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Cedar Lea Parkway (7:49am), Left on Cedar Lea ParkWay, Right on New Town Court, Right on Scots Quarter Road, Left on Parsons Chapel Road, Right on Caruthers Way, Right on Cedar Lea Parkway, Right on Cedar

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school via:, W. Patrick Henry Road to PH and LM schools. Continued from pg. 17 Note:PM run is same as AM Lane to Elmont Road, Right run. on Elmont Road, Continue to school via:, Continue on Elmont Run: 30 • Bus: 267 Road to Medical Drive, Right on Start run at the intersection of: Medical Drive to Thompson St. Rt. 54 and Washington Highway (W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on (7:50 am), Continue east on Rt. W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick 54, Right on South Hill Carter Henry High and Liberty Middle Parkway (p/u at Apple Garden Inn, front office), Turn around in Run: 27 • Bus: 108 parking lot and continue back on Start run at the intersection of: South Hill Carter ParkWay, Cross Cedar Lane & Karen Drive (7:43 Rt. 54 at stop lights over to North am), Right on Karen Drive (turn Hill Carter ParkWay, Continue on around at end), Right on Cedar North Hill Parkway (p/u at Kitty Lane, Continue on Cedar Lane Hamilton Cir. & N. Carter Road to Brookhollow Drive, Left on turn around), Continue back to Brookhollow Drive ( turn around Rt. 54, Right on Rt. 54, Continue at Brookhollow Court), Left on west on Rt. 54 (England Street) Cedar Lane, Left on Elmont Woods Drive (turn around at to Cottage Green Drive, Right on end), Right on Cedar Lane, Right Cottage Green Drive, Continue on Elmont Road, Continue to on Cottage Green Drive, Left on school via:, Left on West Patrick Omni Road, Continue on Omni Henry Highway to school. Note: Road, Right on Washington PM run directions same as AM Highway (no p/u’s), Left on Macon Circle, Left on Henry directions. Place, Right on Randolph Circle, Left on Macon Circle, Left Run: 28 • Bus: 94 Start run at the intersection of: on Caroline Street, Right on Blanton Road & Ashcake Road Louisiana Street, Right on (7:30 am), Left on Ashcake England Street, Continue to Road, Continue on Ashcake School via: Continue on Rt. 54 Road (p/u’s), Right on Wildwood West to PHHS and LMS. Note: Boulevard, Right on Sunset PM run same as AM run. Drive, Left on Lees Lane, Right on Link Road, Left on Melton Run: 31 • Bus: 146 Road, Right on Foxmill Run Start run at the intersection Lane, Continue on Foxmill Run of: Berkley Street & Route 1 Lane, Right on Melton Road (7:55 am), Continue South (turn around at designated on Route 1 (p/u at desiglocation), Right on Foxmill Run nated stop on Washington to Lane (turn around at designated HighWay), Continue location), Continue on Foxmill Sedgefield Trailer Park, Left onto Run Lane, Right on Melton Arbor Oak Drive, Continue on Road, Right on Sunset Drive, Left Arbor Oak Drive (Continue past on Lees Lane, Continue on Winter Oak Drive on left, keepLees Lane, Left on Wildwood ing straight on Arbor Oak), Left Blvd., Right on Ashcake Road to on Winter Oak Drive, Left on Elmont Road (no p/u’s), Contin- Ten Oak Drive, Right on Brown ue to school via:, Left on Elmont Bark Place, Right on Arbor Oak Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Drive to Washington Highway (no p/u’s), Continue to school Road to PHHS and LMS via:, Right on Washington Highway, Left on England Street Run: 29 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: (Route 54) to PHHS and LMS. Snead Street at Hanover Avenue Note:Reverse directions for PM (7:46 am), Right on Snead run. Street, Continues on Snead Street (no p/u’s), Right on Thompson Run: 32 • Bus: 362 Street, Left on North James Start run at the intersection Street, Left on Snead Street, Right of: Lakeridge Parkway and on Wesley Street, Right on Lewistown Road (7:25 am), Right Chapman Street, Right on on Lewistown Road (Cross over Cross Road, Proceed to Dairy Rt. 1), Continue on Lewistown Lane(p/u students at intersec- Road (turn around at Elmont tion & make turn around at landfill), Continue back on intersection), Proceed back on Lewistown Rd. (p/u’s on right Cross Road, Right on Chapman hand side), Right on Washington Street, Right on W. Patrick Henry Highway (Rt. 1), Continue South Road (no p/u’s), Continue to on Washington Highway, Right

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on Dellwood Road (turn around at end of Road, Right on Washington Highway, Continue south after p/u on Washington Highway, Left on Old Telegraph Road, Continue on Old Telegraph Road for p/u’s as posted, Continue back to Washington Highway North, Continue for approximately 5 miles, Right on Elletts Crossing Road, Right on Hickory Hill Road, Continue to assigned stop at intersection of Mannheim Drive & Hickory Hill Road, Left turn at 1st entrance to Mannheim (p/u) & continue around Road, Continue back on Hickory Hill Road, Right on Hickory Hill Road, Right on Elletts Crossing Road, Right on Washington Highway, Left on Cross Corner Road, Left on Blunts Bridge Road to N James Street, Left at Ashland Park Dr & continue to Ashland Park Dr. & Stanley Park Dr., Continue to right on Stanley Park Dr. & continue back to Ashland Park Dr, Left on Ashland Park Dr, Left on N. James Street, Continue on N James Street to Carter Forest Drive (Carter Hill Subdivision), Right on Carter Forest Drive, Left on Wales Way ( p/u), Continue to Hillsway Drive, Left on Hillsway Drive, Right on N James Street, Continue on N James Street to N Snead Street, Continue to school via:, Right on Snead Street, Right on Wesley Street, Right on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note:PM is run in reverse from AM run. Run: 33 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Avenue and Snead Street (7:54 am), Continue on Hanover Avenue to Elmont Road, Left on Ashcake Road, Left on South Center Street, Continue on South Center Street, Left on Early Street, Right on Duncan Street, Continue on Duncan Street to Hanover Avenue, Right on Hanover Avenue, Left on Duncan Street, Left on Thompson Street, Continue to school via:, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 34 • Bus: 312 Start run at the intersection of: Maple Street at Ashcake Road (7:48am), Left on Maple Street, Right on E. Francis Street, Left on Kilby Station Road, Left on New Street, Proceed on New Street and Right on Virginia Street, Continue on

Virginia St.(past MacMurdo St., Arlington St. & Maiden St. intersections) Left on England Street, Proceed on Thompson St. Right on North James Street, Left on Henry Clay Road, Right on Chapman Street, Left on Wesley Street, Right on Thompson Street, Proceed to school via:, continue onto W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note:PM run reversed from AM Run: 35 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Beverly Road & Hanover Ave. (7:53am), Continue on west on Hanover Ave., Right on Elmont Road, Left on Yowell Road to Blanton Road, Right on Blanton Road, Continue to school via: Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS Run: 36 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England Street and Virginia Street (7:53 am), Left on Virginia Street, Continue on Virginia Left on New Street, Right on Maple Street, Right on E. Francis Street, Right on Virginia Street, Right on MacMurdo Street, Continue north on Maple Street to Arlington Street, Right on Arlington Street, Right on South Taylor Street, Left on Pleasant Street, Left on Randolph Street, Continue on Randolph Street, Right on Myrtle Street, Right on S. Washington Highway, Left on Arbor Oak Drive, Left on Winter Oak Drive, Right on Ten Oak Drive, Right on Brown Bark Place, Right on Arbor Oak Drive, Right on Rt. 1 North, Continue to school via: Left on England Street and continue to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle. Note: PM run directions same as AM run. Run: 37 • Bus: 274 Start run at intersection of : England Street & South Taylor Street (7:58 am), Right on South Taylor Street, Left on Pleasants Street, Right on South Washington Highway, Right on Ashcake Road, Left on Maple Street Extension (Turn around at designated location), Right on Maple Street Ext., Left on Ashcake Road, Right on South Center Street, Left on Thompson Street, Continue to school via:, Continue on Thompson St. (54 West) to PH / LM. Run: 38 • Bus: 352 Start run at the intersection of:

Sunny Drive and Slash Drive (7:55 am), Continue east on Sunny Drive, Right on Swannee Drive, Right on Courtside Drive, Left on Slash Drive, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Slash Drive, Right on South Center Street, Continue onto South Railroad Ave., Left on England Street (Rt. 54 west), Continue to school via:, Continue on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 39 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: W. Pat. Henry Rd. and Hickory Oaks Lane (1mile W.of PH) 7:55 am, Left onto Hickory Oaks Lane (turn around at end), Right onto W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on Country Club Drive, Left on Riverside Drive (turn around at end), Left on Fairway Drive, Left on Country Club Drive, Right on Pinehurst Lane, Left on Augusta Drive, Left on Country Club Drive, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle Run: 40 • Bus: 84 Start run at intersection of: Old Ridge Road and Bucks Branch Lane (7:30 am), Continue on Old Ridge Road to Woodman Hall Road, Left on Woodman Hall Road, Left on Parrish Farm Rd (turn around at end), Left on Woodman Hall Road, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Brown Pleasants Road (turn around at end), Left on Mountain Road (Merge onto W Patrick Henry Road), Continue east on W Patrick Henry Road, Continue to Quaker Church Road, Right on Quaker Church Road (go to end of state maintenance sign, turn around), Right on W Patrick Henry Road, Continue to school via:, Continuing east on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note:Reverse for PM run Run: 41 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Washington Highway & Wythe House Drive (7:50am), Left on Wythe House Drive (Ashland Town Square Apts.) Left on Bruton Parrish Drive, Right on Kings Arms Street, Right on Wythe House Drive, Right on Washington Highway (P/U at Smithtown Rd. & N. Washington HighWay), Continue on Washington Highway (turn around at old circuit parking lot, far parking lot), Turn around

& P/U at 14199 Washington Highway, Continue South on Washington Highway (P/U’s) see time & load sheet, Right on Berkley Street, Left on Henry Street, Continue to school via: Right on England Street (Rte. 54) to Patrick Henry High School. Note: Reverse for PM run. Run: 42 • Bus: 87 Start run at the intersection of: (Bullfield Road ) 7:05 AM, Continue west on Bullfield Road, Right on Doswell Road (Cross over 2 railroad tracks), Left on Washington Highway (P/U at designated stop), Left on Pleasant Circle (turn around at end of Road), Left on Washington Highway, Right on Kings Dominion Blvd. Right on Binns Road, Left onto Kings Dominion Blvd. Access Road, Right on Theme Park Way (turn around at designated location), Continue back around to Kings Dominion Access Road, Continue to cut through to Binns Road, Right on Binns Road, Right on Taylorsville Road, Left on Washington HighWay, Proceed south on Rt. 1 (turn into designated location & proceed to Atkinson Rd.), Left on Atkinson Rd. & proceed to Cross Corner Rd., Left on Cross Corner Rd. & continue to Rt 1, Left on Rt. 1, Continue north on Rt. 1 (p/u’s to Rt. 1 and Route Drive), Right on Old Ridge Road, Continue on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s on right hand side) (turn around at designated location), Continue to intersection of Old Ridge Road & Hickory Hill Road (p/u) turn around, Continue back on Old Ridge Road (p/u’s on right hand side), Continue on Old Ridge Road (west – over I-95), Right on Fountain Road (turn around at end), Continue back west on Old Ridge Road, Cross over Rt 1, Continue to school via: Continuing on Old Ridge Road, Left on Blunts Bridge Road, Right on Independence Road, Right on Blanton Road, Right on West Patrick Henry Road to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools Run: 43 • Bus: 43 Start run at the intersection of: Farrington Road at Greenwood Church Road (7:13 am), Continue south on Farrington Road, Right on Palmers Way, Left on Foxford Lane (P/U at Bud Lane and Foxford Lane ) turn around, Right on Palmers Way, Right on Farrington see BUS ROUTES, pg. 19

BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 18

Road, Right on Mountain Road, Left into Triple Oaks Drive (turn around at Triple Oaks Dr. & Whispering Creek Cir.), Left on Mountain Road, Right on Palmers Way (turn around), Right on Mountain Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Right on Stillmeadows Road (turn around at end), Right on Scotchtown Road, Right on Greenwood Church Road (left on service road between Cherry Hill & Greenwood Church Rd), Proceed back to Scotchtown Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Right on Three Oaks Lane, Right on Three Oaks Court (turn around at end), Right on Three Oaks Lane, Right on Three Oaks Terrace (turn around at end), Right on Three Oaks Lane (to the end & turn around), Proceed back to Scotchtown Road, Right on Scotchtown Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road (no p/u’s), Continue to School via: Right on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Run: 44 • Bus: 180 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive and Cedar Lane (7:43 am), Continue southeast on Cedar Lane, Right on Washington Highway, Right on Colonial Estates Circle, Continue to front office location, Bear left and continue on road (around curve), Left into gravel parking lot (p/u’s at this location), Bear right out of gravel parking lot continuing back to front office location, Continue back to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Left on King Acres Road, Left on Lakeridge Parkway (no p/ u’s), Right on Lakeridge Square Court (circle around at the swimming Pool), Left on Lakeridge Square Court, Left on Lakeridge Parkway, Right on Sliding Hill Road, Right on Route One, Left on Cedar Lane, Continue to school via: Cedar Lane, Right on Elmont Road to Medical Drive, Left on Route 54 west to PH & Liberty Middle Run: 45 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive at Cedar Lane (7:42Am), Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Karen Drive, Continue on Karen Drive, Right on Old Elmont Road, Right on Elmont Road, Right on Gwathmey

Church Road (turn around at Meriturn Place), Right on Elmont Road to Medical Drive, Continue to School via: Left on Rte. 54 to PHHS and LMS Note: Reverse for PM run. Run: 46 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Road at Washington Highway (7:50am), Continue south on Washington Highway, Left on Lewistown Road, Continue on Lewistown Road, Right on Carter Heights Road (turn around at the end), Left on Lewistown Road, Right on Washington Highway, Right on Ashcake Road, Right on Ashland Heights Road (turn around at end), Continue to school via: Left on Ashcake Road, Right on Rt.1 (Washington HighWay), Left on W. Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS. Note:Reverse run for PM Run: 47 • Bus: 46 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane & Karen Drive (7:42 am), Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Holly Berry Lane (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Cedar Lane, Right on Broken Bit Lane (turn around), Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Winns Church Road, Continue to Mountain Road, Turn around in driveway of designated location on Mountain Road, Right onto Winns Church Road, Right on Greenwood Road (turn around at designated location on Greenwood Road, driveway) Continue on Greenwood Road to Ashland Road, Right on Ashland Road, Continue to Blanton Road, Continue to School via: Left on Blanton Road, Left on West Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS, Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 48 • Bus: 368 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Drive at Elmont Road (7:40 am), Continue south on Elmont Road to Cedar Lane, Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Old Washington Highway, Continue on Old Washington Highway (p/u’s) to Chickahominy River Lane, Proceed and make turn around at designated location, Proceed back north on Old Washington Highway, Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Elmont Road, Right on Cobbs Road (make p/u & turn around at designated location), Left on Old Scotland Road, Left

on Haltonshire Way, Left on Scots Hill Terrace, Right on Old Scotland Road, Left on Cobbs Road, Right on Elmont Road, Continue to school via: Continuing on Elmont Road to Rt. 54 (W Patrick Henry Road, Left on W Patrick Henry Road to PHHS and LMS.

RURAL POINT ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 287 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Spring Run Road (7:00 am), Turn Left on Spring Run Road, Continue down Spring Run Road, Right on Ruffin Ridge (to end turn around), Right on Spring Run Road, Right on Studley Road, Right on Hanover Town Road, Left on Scot’s Landing Road (to end turn around), Left on Hanover Town Road, Right on River Road (turn around at Spawn Run Lane), Proceed on River Road, Left on Summer Hill Road (pickup students to Studley Road, Right on Studley Road (To Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 341 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & 2nd cut through past Old Church Service Center (7:05 am), Continue West on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pick up students to Pole Green Road, Make a u-turn on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup), Left on New Bethesda Road (Pick up students to Studley Road, Right on Studley Road, Left on Blakewood Drive (Turn around at Irmo Lane), Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive), Left on Studley Site Drive, Left on Revolutionary Place (to end turn around), Right on Studley Site Drive, Left on Studley Road (pickup to Sir Bradley Place, Left on Sir Bradley Court (to end turn around), Left Studley Road (pickup students to Lady Elizabeth Lane), Left on Lady Elizabeth Lane (turn around at Laurel Lane), Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Rural Point Rd). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road & Haws Shop Trail (7:00 am), Continue on Williamsville Road (p/u’s), Right on River Road to Gould Hill Road, Right on Gould Hill

Road, Left on Arrowhead Road (go to end & turn around), Left on Gould Hill Road, Left on Summer Plains Drive, Right on Mantilo Creek Road, Proceed on Mantilo Creek Road, Left on Summer Plains Drive, Left on Gould Hill Road, Left on Williamsville Road, Right on Studley Road ( pickup students between Pollard Creek Road & Linev Lane), Proceed on Studley Road to Rural Point Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run, Run: 4 • Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Drive (7:05 am), Proceed on Rural Point Road (p/u’s to Pole Green Road), Left on Pole Green Road (no p/u), Left on Williamsville Road, Proceed on Williamsville Road to Pine Slash Road, Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail), Left on Williamsville Road, Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at end), Left on Williamsville Road, Right on Studley Road (p/u’s to Studley Farms Drive), Right on Studley Farms Drive (turn around at end), Left on Studley Road ( no p/u’s to Rural Point Elementary). Note:PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 141 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Road (7:10am), Right on Rural Point Road, Right on Greywood Road, Right on Hobbs Crossing Road, Left on Century Station Road (turn around at end), Left on Studley Road, Left on Avondale Drive, 1st stop after turn onto Avondale (1st drive on the right), Right on Charlbury, Left on Pembridge (around loop to Avondale Dr.), Right on Sedgemoor Circle, Right on Grantham Drive, Left on Derwent Drive, Proceed on Brampton Drive, Left on Aldwynch Drive, Right on Grantham Drive, Left on Sedgemoor Circle, Right on Avondale Drive, Right on Studley Road, Continue to Rural Point Elementary. Note:PM run same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 320 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Drive (7:12 am), Left on Studley Road, Right on Swannanoa Trail, Left on Possum Trail, Left on Elder Trail, Right on Swannanoa

Trail, Right on Matedequin Trail, Left on Beaverdam Trail, Left on Studley Road, Right on Fenway Drive, Left on Burkwood Drive, Right on Robin Ridge Right on Strawhorn, Right on FenWay, Right on Chartwell Drive, Right on Wrenwood Drive, Left on Strawhorn Drive, Left on Colesbury Drive, Right on Studley Road (no student pickups), Right on Shelton Pointe Drive (turn around at end), Right on Studley Road no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run, Run: 7 • Bus: 97 Start run at the intersection of: Blacksmith Drive and Rural Point Drive (7:20 am), Left on Blacksmith Drive (2nd), Circle and return to Rural Point Drive, Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Royal Grant Drive), Left on Royal Grant Drive, Right on Glastonburg Drive, Left on Witheridge Drive, Continue to Witheridge Rd. & Wexham Circle (turn around), Continue back to Glastonburg Drive, Left on Glastonburg Drive, Left on West Wenlock Drive, Continue onto East Wenlock Drive, Right on Penrith Drive, Left on West Wenlock Drive (pickup students to Studley Road, Left on Studley Road (no pickups to Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 92 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Crown Colony Pkwy (7:09am), Proceed North on Chamberlayne Road, Right on Pine Ridge Road (turn around at end), Left on Smithport Drive, Left on Clay Farm Drive, Right on Toms Drive ( turn around at end), Left on Clay Farm Drive, Right on Smithport Drive, Left on Pine Ridge Road, Left on Chamberlayne Road, Left on Rural Point Road, Proceed on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Georgetown Road, Left on Georgetown Road, Left on Ivanhoe Drive, Left on Highbury Drive (to end turn around), Left on Ivanhoe Drive(Ivanhoe Dr. turns into Korona Dr.), Right on Korona Drive, Left on Fenholloway Drive, Left on Placida Circle, Left on Wanzer Hill Road, Right on Windermere Drive, Right on Georgetown Road, Right on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Rural Point

Elementary. Run: 9 • Bus: 103 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:20 am), Left on Crossdale Lane (turn around at Crossdale Lane Cul-desac), Left on Shannondale Road (turn around at Shannondale Place, Left on Covebrook Lane, Left on Rotherham Drive (turn around in Rotherham Drive Cul-de-sac), Left on Georgetown Road (no student pickups to Fire Lane), Left on Fire Lane (turn around at end), Left on Pollard Creek Road (pickup students to Studley Road, Right on Studley Road (no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 127 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Georgetown Road (7:10 am), Left on Georgetown Road, Left on Foxal Road (turn around at Emerald Woods Lane), Left on Georgetown Road, Left on Chestnut Church Road, Continue to Glebe Hill Road, Continue on Glebe Hill Road to Garden Terrace Court (turn around loc.), Continue back on Glebe Hill Road, Left on Georgetown Road, Left on Sugarloaf Drive, Right on Peanut Land (turn around at Mill Pond), Continue back to Sugarloaf Drive, Right on Sugarloaf Drive (turn around at Kersey lane and Sugarloaf Drive). Continue back on Sugarloaf Drive, Left on Georgetown Road (p/u to Windermere Drive), Proceed on Georgetown Road, Left on Rural Point Road, no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 279 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road and Georgetown Road (7:00 am), Continue north on Hanover Courthouse Road picking up students to Fire House Road, Right on Fire House Road, Right on Normans Bridge Road (continue to Hanover Quarter Rd. go to end & turn around), Continue on Normans Bridge Road to Hanover Courthouse Road, Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at cut Lane), Continue on Hanover Courthouse Road to River Road, Left on River Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back

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on River Road, Left on Hanover Courthouse Road, Left on Lindsay Meadows Drive, Right on Constance Hill Lane, Left on Sonny Meadows Lane ( to end turn around), Right on Constance Hill Lane, Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive, Left on Lynnhill Court (turn around at end), Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive, Left on Rural Point Road no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Rural Point Road (7:10 am), Continue South on Rural Point Road, Proceed on Rural Point Road, Right on Strawbank Drive to Mossybrook Road, Right on Birchbark Lane & Birchbark Court & turn around, Continue back on Birchbark Lane to Strawbank Drive, Left on Strawbank Drive, Left on Rural Point Road, Left on Spring Hill Road (to end turn around), Left on Rural Point Road, Right on Pine Slash Road (continue to Hunter Trail (turn around at Old Thomas Rd.), Proceed on Pine Slash Road, Right on Rural Point Road, Right on Hartford Oaks Drive to Hartford Oaks Circle (turn around), Continue back to Rural Point Road, Left on Studley Road, Continue to Rural Point Elementary

SOUTH ANNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 339 Start run at the intersection of: King Road at Kings Grant Lane (7:37 am), Continue on King Road to W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Lone Oak Drive (turn around at the end), Left on Greenwood Church Road, Right on Rosmarin Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on St. Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 140 Start run at the intersection of: Scotchtown Road at W. Patrick Henry Road (7:25 am), Continue south on Scotchtown Road to Three Oaks Lane, Left on Three

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Oaks Lane, Right on Three Oaks Terrace (turn around at end), Left on Scotchtown Road, Left on Greenwood Church Road, Continue onto Cherry Hill Road, Right on Big Bear Court (Turn around at Little Bear Place, Right on Greenwood Church Road, Left on Mill Creek Drive, Right on Greenwood Church Road, Continue on Greenwood Church Road, Right on Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Henry Forest Way (turn around at end), Continue back to Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Patrick Meadows Way(turn around in cul-de-sac), Continue back to Greenwood Church Road, Right on Greenwood Church Road, Continue to school via:, Left on Rosmarin Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on St. Peters Church Road, Right on Waltons Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary. Note:Reverse PM run directions Run: 3 • Bus: 284 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Road at Pinehurst Forest Drive (7:37 am), Continue on Pinehurst Forest Drive (turn around at end of Pinehurst Forest Dr.), Continue on Pinehurst Forest Drive to Deep Spring Drive, Right on Deep Spring Drive (turn around at end), Continue back to Pinehurst Drive, Right on Pinehurst Forest Drive, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on Quaker Church Road (p/u & turn around at end of state maintenance sign), Left on W. Patrick Henry Road, Right on Terry Road, Right on Taylor Road (p/u and turn around at designated location), Continue back on Taylor Road, Right on Terry Road, Left on Goshen Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on Locust Run Drive (turn around at the end), Right on Mountain Road to Walton’s Tavern Road (no p/u’s), Continue to school via:, Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 4 • Bus: 66 Start run at the intersection of: Robert Terrell Road at New Found Hills Lane (7:20am), Continue south on Robert Terrell Road to W. Patrick Henry Road, Right on W. Patrick Henry Road, Right on Woodman Hall Road, Left on Connie Hall Road, Right on

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Beaver Dam Road (turn around at rescue squad building), Right on Mountain Road, Right on Burnham Davis Road (turning around at the end), Right on Mountain Road to Bourne Road (turn around), Right on Bethany Church Road, Left on Canterbury Road (P/U ), Proceed to school via: Left on St Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 159 Start run at the intersection of: Mabelton Road at Gun Barrel Road (7:25 am), Right on Gun Barrel Road, Right on Mabelton Road, Continue on Mabelton Road to Pleasant Mill Road, Left on Pleasant Mill Road, Left on Old Ridge Road, Left on Gun Barrel Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on Dunn Road (turn around at the end), Right on Mountain Road, Right on Devonwood Road (turn around at end of Road, Right on Mountain Road, Right on Bourne Road, Left on Taylor’s Creek Road, Proceed to South Anna Elementary via: Continue on Taylor’s Creek Road, Left on Dunn’s Chapel Road, Right on Saint Peters Church Road to South Anna Elementary. Run: 6 • Bus: 36 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Road & Hopeful Church Road (7:25 am), Left on Mountain Road, Left on Hopeful Church Road, Continue on Hopeful Church Road, Right on Taylors Creek Road (turn around at Boondock Ln. & Taylors Creek Rd.), Right on Taylor’s Creek Road, Continue east on Taylors Creek Road, Right on Spring Road (p/u) turn around at designated location, Right on Taylors Creek Road, Right on Dunns Chapel Road, Right on Vontay Road, Left on Summer Ridge Place (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Vontay Road, Right on Vontay Road (p/u’s), Left on Dunns Chapel Road, Right on St. Peter’s Church Road, Continue to school via:, St. Peter’s Church Road and Walton’s Tavern Road, Left on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary School, Note: Reverse run for PM Run: 7 • Bus: 153 Start run at 11451 Watkins Road at (7:30am), Continue on Watkins road to Dogwood Trail Road, Left on Dogwood Trail Road (p/u) Turn around

at Cedar Glade Lane, Continue west on Dogwood Trail to Hanover Road, Continue on Hanover Road, Right on Pony Farm Road, Continue to Gallop Lane, Right on Gallop Lane (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Pony Farm Lane, Left on Pony Farm Road, Continue to Hanover Road, Left on Hanover Road, Continue to Pinhook Road, Left on Pinhook Road, Left on Explorer Ridge Road (turn around at end of Road), Right on Victoria Hills Road (turn around at the end), Right on Explorer Ridge Road, Left on Pinhook Road, Left on Turkey Road, Bear right on Woodland Fox Lane (turn around at Hunting Horn), Left on Pinhook Road, Continue to Bowles Knob, Left on Bowles Knob (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Pinhook Road, Left on Pinhook Road, Right on Vontay Road, Left on Dunns Chapel Road, Right on St. Peters Church Road, Left on Waltons Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary School. Run: 8 • Bus: 365 Start run at the location of: 12071 Bienvenue Road (7:17 am), Proceed on Bienvenue Road, Right on Dogwood Trail Road, Left on Cedar Glade Lane (turn around & proceed back to Dogwood Trail Road), Right on Dogwood Trail Road, Proceed on Dogwood Trail Road to Grannys Lane, Left on Bienvenue Road, Continue on Bienvenue Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Right on Dogwood Trail Road, Cross over Dogwood Trail Road, Left on Primrose Lane, Left on Rosemont Road, Right on Primrose Lane, Left on Dogwood Trail Rd., Left on Manakin Road, Right on Seay Road ( turn around at designated location), Continue back to left on Manakin Road, Right on Echo Meadows Road Left on Rosemont Road, Left on Rosemont Road, Right on Dogwood Trail Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Right on Rockville Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Rockville Road, Cross over Pouncey Tract Road to Walnut Hill Drive, Continue on Walnut Hill Dr. (turn around at designated location), Continue back down Walnut Hill Dr. to Pouncey Tract Road, Left on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on South Anna Drive, Left on Howards Mill Road, Left on St.

Peters Church Road, Right on Waltons Tavern Road, Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 9 • Bus: 172 Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Road at Shop Creek Road (7:40am), Continue on Pouncey Tract Road (south to southeast), Right on Dogwood Trail Road (p/u’s), Continue on Dogwood Trail Road (turn around at Maple Grove Farm or, at Manakin Road and Dogwood Trail Road, depending on p/u and d/o of students), Continue back east on Dogwood Trail Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on Walnut Hills Road (go to end Walnut Hill Estates make loop in culdesac), Left on Henley Road (turn around at MLC Lane), Continue back on Walnut Hill Road, Left on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on South Anna Drive, Left on Howard’s Mill Road, Left on St. Peters Church Road, Continue to school via:, Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Run: 10 • Bus: 192 Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Road and Mile Branch Road (7:10 am), Right on Mile Branch Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Continue (east) on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on Ashland Road, Right on Cauthorne Road (proceed to Shady Hill Sub., go to end, turn around), Proceed back to Cauthorne Road, Proceed back to Ashland Road, Right on Ashland Road (back up into McCardle Subdivison), Left back onto Ashland Road, Right on Greenwood Road, Left on Mountain Road, Right on Chewning Road, Right on Ashland Road, Right on Abner Church Road, Left on Howards Mill Road, Left on Pouncey Tract Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Pouncey Tract Road, Right on Howard’s Mill Road, Right on Stone Horse Creek Road (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Howards Mill Road, Right on Howards Mill Road, Continue to school via: Left on St. Peters Church Road, Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary Run 11 • Bus 281 Start run at intersection of: Greenwood Church Road at Ashland/ Blanton Road (7:30 am), Continue north

on Greenwood Church Road to Farrington Road, Left on Farrington Road, Right on Palmers Way, Left on Foxford Lane (P/U at Foxford Ln & Bud Ln. , turn around at intersection), Right on Palmers Way, Right on Farrington Road, Right on Mountain Road, Proceed to west on Mountain Road, Left on Triple Oaks Estates Drive (turn around at Whispering Creek Circle), Proceed back to Mountain Road, Right on Mountain Road, Right on Stone Horse Creek Road, Cross over Auburn Mill Road (turn around at 2nd drive on left), Left on Auburn Mill Road, Right on Woodstock Road (turn around at the end), Right on Auburn Mill Road, Right on Auburn Mill Road to St. Peter’s Church Road, Continue to school via: Left on St. Peter’s Church Road, Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary. Note: Reverse run directions for PM Run: 12 • Bus: 326 Start run at the intersection of: Brabrand Lane & Mountain Road (7:30am), Right on Mountain Road (p/u’s), Continue on Mountain Road to Palmers Way off of Mountain Road (p/u’s), Left onto Palmers Way (Mountain Run Subdivison) turn around at Tates Way, Continue back on Palmers Way (stop at Kelly’s Ford Way), Right on Mountain Road, Continue to Scotchtown Road ( turn around at Still Meadows Road), Continue back to Mountain Road, Right on Mountain Road (p/u students on right hand side of Road, Continue to Sir Walker Drive (p/u at intersection), Left on Waltons Tavern Road, Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 183 Start run( prior) to intersection of Mountain Road and Bethany Church Road (7:40am), P/U’s on Bethany Church Road prior to intersection of Mtn. Road, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Clazemont Road, Left on Taylor’s Creek Road, Left on Bethany Church Road, Right on Wedged Stone Drive (turn around at Taylors Overlook Place, Right on Bethany Church Road, Left on Pryor Lane (turn around at the end), Right on Bethany Church Road, Left on Canterbury Road, Left on St. Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary, Reverse run directions for PM

UPCOMING EVENTS

01 2017

Prep football: Patrick Henry at Caroline 7:00 p.m.

02 2017

College football: Dickinson at Randolph-Macon 1:00 p.m.

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Patrick Henry hopes to do it again at states and setter Michael Norris will lead the offense this year, with sophomore outside hitter Mason Ellenberger, sophomore middle Christian Rollison and junior outside hitter Nathan Sening playing big roles – the latter two in their first year on varsity. Sening doubles as a libero, while senior defensive specialist Ryan Henderson returns to lead the defense. “This year, we will have a balanced offense relying on several new varsity players to step up and fill the shoes of Alex and Jake,” coach Randy Jones said. “We have a ways to go, but I predict we will be a different, much improved team by the end of the season.”

By Chip Knighton For The Hanover Local What do you do for the encore for a state championship team? Patrick Henry boys volleyball coach Michael Townsend hopes to run it back and do it again. The Patriots went 21-4 and defeated three-time defending state champions Princess Anne in three games in last year’s Group 5A state championship, and nearly every important player from that team is back. Senior setter Adam Lane was named state player of the year after compiling 843 assists. Most of the beneficiaries of those sets are also back, including junior all-state picks Jarrett Carrano (outside hitter) and Jaxon Delgado (middle hitter), who combined for 420 kills in 2016. Senior libero Connor Logan, a second-team all-state pick, is also back, as is second-team allconference outside hitter C.W. McIlhenny and senior opposite Luke Puckett. Their performance will go a long way toward determining Patrick Henry’s chance to repeat. “I definitely feel like we’re a better team than we were at this point last year,” Townsend said. “But a bunch of other teams have gotten better, too.” Sophomore Cal Inge will get the first crack at replacing the lone starter missing from

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Patrick Henry hopes to earn another excuse to form a dogpile over head coach Michael Townsend, as it did after winning the VHSL Group 5A state boys volleyball championship last year. With most of its starters back, it has a good chance of doing so.

2016, middle Carter Riddle. So Townsend should get his wish for a similar season to the one that ended with the Patriots celebrating at the Siegel Center. “The odds look like they’re in our favor,” Townsend said. “But we have a lot of work to do to get there. Our mindset is to

work hard and good things will happen. We want to do the exact same thing we did last year.” If the Patriots do repeat, however, it will be in a different classification. Because of enrollment declines, Patrick Henry will compete in Class 4A against the likes of Hanover

and Midlothian rather than 5A finals. The Raiders, however, against foes like Atlee. aren’t quite as settled going into the 2017 season. Atlee All-state selections Alex Field Atlee’s boys actually had a (outside hitter) and Jake French better record than their Patriot (opposite) and their combined counterparts at 21-3, but fell 557 kills have moved on, leavto Princess Anne in a five-set ing a hole in the Atlee attack. heartbreaker in the state semi- Outside hitter Blake O’Donnell

Hanover Hanover coach Hilary Cassil hopes good things come with experience. The Hawks return eight seniors from last year’s 1811 team, led by all-state outside hitter Turner Cole. Setter Brendan English returns to run the offense, with two experienced middles in Peyton Grubbs and Griffin Meyers. For all that experience, the Hawks will rely on two firsttime varsity players, junior Connor Askew and freshman Conor McFadden to supplement Cole on the outside. But Cassil notes that her newcomers have extensive volleyball experisee AGAIN, pg. 22

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Hawks dominate in Hanover quad By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor

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Hanover’s Jimmy Hill tees off on the ninth hole at Hanover Country Club in the Hanover County quad Tuesday. Hill and teammate Christian Dyer tied for medalist honors with a 2-over part 37.

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ence and expects them to make a strong transition – even if it takes some time. “We have many seniors leading the team, but the new players are very experienced and they add to the depth of our team,” Cassil said. “We have a few people new to volleyball, so keeping a high level of play with each lineup is tough right now. I have every confidence we will get there sooner rather than later.” Lee-Davis Size is a helpful trait for any volleyball team, and Lee-Davis coach Nick Brown has it in spades. He has four seniors over 6-foot-4 in outside hitter Cole Schlothauer, opposite Aaron Milstead and middles John Emory and Brandon Halphen, and with that height comes the ability to rain powerful spikes from all over the court. Schlothauer, who had 201 kills last year, is the most efficient of the group. But Milstead actually led the Confederates with 234 kills. Getting them the ball will be a newcomer, sopho-

more setter Nick Rodgers, who was voted a captain by his teammates despite his youth. “He’ll be as important to our success as anybody else,” Brown said. “Cole and Aaron will steal the headlines because they can hit the ball, but everything runs through Nick.” With an imposing offense, the Confederates will go as far as their less-proven defense will take them. “We’ve worked hard all offseason on our defense,” Brown said. “We know that’s what we need to drive our success. If we’re in the right spots and we play good defense, we’re a really good team.”

Kyra Walden, who rang up 113 kills and 47 blocks as a junior. Joining her on a talented front line are classmates Lauren O’Reilly, an outside hitter, and Tabitha Green, who rotates between middle and outside hitter. Setter Annie Jarvis returns after collecting 469 assists as a junior, but Carpenter knows his team will go as far as its ball control will take it. “We can be very good offensively,” he said. “Unfortunately for us, to be good offensively, you’ve got to control the ball, and that’s probably the question mark, maybe the weakness on this team. It’s a double-edged sword.”

Girls Atlee Like the Lee-Davis boys, the Atlee girls return nearly everybody from a team that had a good, but not great 2016. That entire team returns after going 18-10 last season, a record that coach Curtis Carpenter calls “less than mediocre.” That said, the Raiders have plenty of individual talent. The most likely to step into the shoes of past Atlee stars like Rachel Stanford, Hailey Brooks and Meg Bowers is senior middle

Hanover Hanover is younger than Atlee, but the returning Hawks picked up plenty of quality experience during an 18-4 2016. Chief among those experienced returnees is senior outside hitter Kylie Tuxford, who rang up 315 kills and 187 digs en route to a honorable mention all-region nod. Two juniors – outside hitter Megan Kratzer and opposite Olivia Everhart – make up a promising offense, while senior Hannah Reichel and sophomore

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ASHLAND – Once again, Hanover proved the dominant team in the Hanover County Quad golf match at Hanover Country Club Tuesday. The Hawks scorched the course with three scores in the 30s: Jimmy Hill and Christian Dyer, who both tied for medalist honors with 2-over-par 37s, and Andrew Wilkinson with a 3-over 38. Jack Proctor finished off the scoring by posting a 6over 41. Hanover finished with a 153, followed by Atlee at 166,

Lee-Davis at 175 and Patrick Henry at 180. Dyer said home-course advantage helped the Hawks prevail. “Us playing and practicing here every day, it allows you to know the course and know your shots and which shots you want to hit at certain times,” Dyer said. “That had a big role to play in it.” Home-course advantage did not help the Patriots much, however. While Rory Ailor tied for third with Atlee’s Nick Carlo at 39 and Jessica Rathbone tied with several others for fifth with a 41, no other Patriot shot

knowledge in an area where we were weak,” Porterfield said. “We graduated our setter, so we had to develop one from scratch. That’s a big hole to be filling.” Junior Jillian Turner will look to fill that role in her first year on varsity after switching positions. She’ll be aided by a deep, talented group of hitters led by senior outside Brooke Adkins, senior middle Mackenzie Wright, senior opposite Casey Branson and junior opposite Tori Crabbe. Senior libero Lee-Davis Kristy Porterfield may be McKenna Mehlbrech will lead the new coach on the block in the Confederates’ defense. the Hanover County volleyPatrick Henry ball scene, but she’s got plenty As much as any local team, of experience in local volleyball circles and in the county. Patrick Henry finds itself in a She’s the aunt of aforemen- rebuilding phase in 2017. The tioned Hanover star Tuxford Patriots lost top hitting talent and has coached junior teams Brooke Winston, four-year setat Richmond Volleyball Club ter Laura Williamson, threeyear starter Kate Melson and for years. Porterfield’s mother, long- five other players from a 13-8 time Meadowbrook coach Kim team. That’s not to say the Patriots Aldous, is the junior varsity coach at Lee-Davis, but that’s are inexperienced. Coach Billy not the coaching hire she’s most Farmer returns six seniors, led excited about. That would be by middle Grace Girdley, outformer Virginia Commonwealth side hitter/middle Emily Clarke standout Kat Lester, who is and defensive specialist Kayla working almost exclusively with McCreary. Sophomore outside hitter Alexis McNair might be the Confederates’ setters. “She brings us a wealth of the most promising Patriot after newcomer Anna Loce will hold down the middle for a team that coach Greg Knight cited for its serving, serve-receiving and intelligent play. The Hawks also have a deep defense with two viable liberos in senior Lauren Hughes (147 digs in 2016) and sophomore Leslie Anne Currie. Unfortunately, that depth might be tested as Hanover enters the season with injury issues.

below 50. “You just need four good scores,” Ailor said. “We had two decent scores – me and Jessica both know we can go lower. We’ve showed that in the past. It’s a bit of an off day for us.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com. Tuesday, Aug. 22 (9 holes at Hanover CC, par 35) HAN (153): Hill 37, Dyer 37, Wilkinson 38, Proctor 41 ATL (166): Carlo 39, Emerson 41, Talley 42, LaCroix 44 L-D (175): Spear 40, Brown 44, Watkins 45, Hoare 46 PH (180): Ailor 39, Rathbone 41, Krishnamurthy 50, LaFontaine 50

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Margaret Hill, left, and Julie Tate, right, have been named as the recipients of the 2017 Friend of VAASL Award and the 2017 VAASL School Library Educator of the Year Award, respectively, by the VA Association of School Librarians. Hill is the division’s Business Partnerships Specialist and executive director of the Hanover Education Foundation. Tate is the division’s Media Services Curriculum specialist. Both will be presented with a plaque and citation at the fall VAASL Conference Awards Banquet.

emerge on “the leading edge.” Mansour said leasing the non-traditional campus space to CodeRVA is a perfect fit for his firm and promotes values he personally considers important. “I’m so proud to have CodeRVA in this building because it’s exactly what I wanted,” Mansour said. “I’m a big supporter and proponent of education. This is a place that can change lives.” CodeRVA advisory board chair and Chesterfield County Public Schools superintendent James Lane said the opening is the result of years of collaborative hard work. “We started together with superintendents from Region I dreaming up this school about two and a half years ago,” Lane said. “To see it come to reality is something we are all proud of.” Lane said the project was envisioned with a focus on equity and providing instruction for computer science related jobs that are needed in Richmond today. But, according to Lane, the vision went further. “We also wanted to create what we hope will be the most innovative school in the

Richmond region, one that thinks about the high school experience differently and can be a laboratory for things we can replicate in our schools,” Lane said. David Myers, superintendent of New Kent County Public Schools, also serves on the advisory board and told the assembled group the idea for CodeRVA had humble beginnings, at least fundingwise. “We started with a $50,000 grant from the Department of Education,” Myers said. The Commonwealth has provided further funding for the new school, including funds that will allow Code RVA students to attend school year-round on a trimester system. “This has been a huge effort, not only in sweat equity, but in the amount of funding that was necessary to make it happen,” Myers said. Roger Bourassa, a Hanover County School Board member, serves on the CodeRVA board and said the project struck him on a personal level. Bourassa makes his living in the IT business, but found no outlet for his skills and interests in high school. He ended up studying automobile engine repair in technical school, but quickly yearned for a career more suited to

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his interests and abilities. He returned to college to pursue his career in IT. “To have this opportunity at a young age and get into technology is a great opportunity for these students,” Bourassa said. “They’ll get the opportunity to live and learn now, grow from it — and I can’t imagine what they will be able to do right out of high school. These kids will be 18 years old with opportunities.” Hanover County Public Schools assistant superintendent Jennifer Greif focused on the laboratory aspect of the

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