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I'm a @myVPM radio journalist hot on the trail of runaway stories hidden everywhere. Former @ProPublica LRN fellow. Email me: mpauly@VPM.org, DM for Signal.
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Summer camps help Native American Virginians connect with their cultures

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By Megan Pauly Verified
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Education News Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Provided / Lisa Brighteyes Richardson Derez Leah Fortune and Malina Fortune lead kids in social dancing during a joint camp day between youth from the Rappahannock Tribe and Chickahominy Tribe on July 31, 2026. This summer, 10-year-old Sienna, a member of the Chickahominy Indian Tribe, packed her bags for summer camp in Charles City County.
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Summer camps help Native American Virginians connect with their cultures

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By Megan Pauly Verified
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This summer, 10-year-old Sienna, a member of the Chickahominy Indian Tribe, packed her bags for summer camp in Charles City County. She was eager to visit her grandmother, who lives nearby, and reconnect with her culture — the camp is located next to the Chickahominy Tribal Center. "I like learning about my culture, and I just like learning things that I haven't learned before," she said.
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Pilot program connects childcare centers with substitute teachers via app

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By Megan Pauly Verified
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In most schools, substitute teachers are commonplace. Finding temporary teachers to fill in at childcare centers is a bit more complicated. But a new pilot program helps daycares in the Richmond region hire qualified substitutes through an app. On a morning in July, preschoolers at the Sprout School Bainbridge on Richmond's Southside choose between different imaginary play stations. Some dress up as superheroes, while others whip up burgers for their teachers, including substitute William Romney.
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