Kudos, in Latin — Eight Herndon High Latin students traveled to the National Junior Classical League Convention in San Antonio and came away with the school’s first National Certamen Title in five years. Junior Kyle Nielsen placed first in novice Certamen, and was a top-10 finisher in the Roman history test and the Latin derivatives test.
Back to School Nights — Wondering when your schools’ are holding info nights? Here’s all the Reston/Herndon area events in one list. [FCPS]
Chain In, Chain Out — Restonian finally comes to terms with the loss of the Macaroni Grill. [Restonian]
Silver Line Woes — An alleged bomb threat led to major Silver Line delays on Tuesday. [Washington Post]
Startup Spotlight — A Visit to quirky Reston firm Zoomdata. [DCInno]
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