Dulles South

...to move its Certificate of Public Need (COPN) from its original location in Brambleton to Route 50, at the intersection of Gum Spring Road.

“Going once, going twice, sold!” announced auctioneer William Casterline Jr., striking his clinched hand onto a notepad, thus finalizing the sale.

 

Founded 15 years ago by Mary Ann Boyd and Tim Beckworth, by 2009 the original Montessori-based Boyd School had grown to six Northern Virginia locations, including two in Loudoun: Broadlands/Ashburn on Waxpool Road, and Cascades/Potomac View, known as “Lola’s Place” on Fernbank Court. In Fairfax County, The Boyd School serves Fairfax Station, Westfields/Chantilly, Reston/Great Falls and Herndon/Oak Hill. 

 

At a special meeting on Monday, June 29, the Loudoun County School Board awarded the construction contract for ES-20, an elementary school in the Dulles South area of the county scheduled to open for the 2010-2011 school year.

When is a neglected historic structure considered beyond repair–especially when its preservation was part of a proffer between a developer and Loudoun County?

A community information meeting regarding the proposed Dulles South Middle School (MS-5) is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Thursday, June 4 at Mercer Middle School, 41249 Greenstone Drive in Aldie. MS-5 site, the subject of the June 4 meeting, has, unlike other recent proposed school sites, passed preliminary muster with a majority of the members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. However, required County land use permits and applications await necessary approvals, nor has the public yet weighed in on this site.

The update on the state of the region presented to members of the Dulles South Business Alliance (DSBA) on May 12 provided two distinct perspectives.