Educating Students About Teen Sex Trafficking — Fairfax County Public Schools will air a film, Tricked: Inside the World of Teen Sex Trafficking, on Channel 21 and on the FCPS website this week. The movie was produced by FCPS to address the issue of teen sex trafficking in Fairfax County. [FCPS]
Taking Aim at MWAA’s Books — The office of the U.S. Inspector General says that said that Metro’s poor financial management practices allowed MWAA to receive federal dollars for items that were not eligible for federal reimbursement. The funds in question are part of the $900 million in federal money Metro received for Silver Line Phase 1. [Fairfax Times]
More Love for McElveen — More snow days have meant even more adulation from Twitter star (and FCPS at-large school board member) Ryan McElveen. [Washington Post]
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The Ravel Dance Studio will re-open for fall classes 2020. The school will offer in person and virtual online instruction. With over 5000 sq. ft. to social distance the school has added air ionization filtration systems, ballet barres, acrylic dividers, hands free bathrooms, strict monitoring and more.
The Ravel Dance Studio will produce a Nutcracker Ballet Hollywood style video through the Reston Community CenterStage. REGISTRATION online begins August 17.
Chris Green is one of the DMV’s finest fitness instructors. A Lululemon and South Block ambassador, he is a coach and mentor to so many. He embodies grace, positivity and motivation in ways that no one else can. If we could all learn a thing or two from him, the world would be a much better place. He does so much for others, and does so with a smile on his face 99% of the time.
He recently ruptured his Achilles and has an incredibly long and tough journey ahead. As if COVID hadn’t impacted fitness professionals enough, throw this in the mix and it’s a double, even triple whammy. CG is no longer able to work and do what he loves for the time being because of this and we’d love your support.
