Ryan Bartel Foundation Announces New ‘Fairways for Hope’ Golf Tournament
The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County-based nonprofit whose mission is to prevent youth suicide, has announced the new Fairways
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September is Suicide Awareness Month, with Sept. 6-12 designated as National Suicide Awareness Week. And this year it’s more important
Read moreWalters Joins Ryan Bartel Foundation as the New Executive Director
Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County-based nonprofit whose mission is to prevent youth suicide, has hired Valeria Walters as its
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Bartel Foundation Launches New Series of Teen Mental Health Workshops
The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County-based nonprofit whose mission is to prevent youth suicide, is launching a series of 12
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Bartel Foundation Extends FORTitude for Teen Mental Health
The Ryan Bartel Foundation has extended its FORTitude programs through July to give teenagers a chance to connect. FORTitude Teen
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Chamber Foundation Awards $32K to Nonprofits
The Loudoun Chamber Foundation has selected eight local nonprofit organizations to receive $4,000 grants to support their community work. Founded
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Bartel Foundation Expands Teen Suicide Prevention Efforts; Host “Let It Be” Fundraiser on April 6 at Breaux Vineyards
As the Ryan Bartel Foundation enters its fourth year of helping the Loudoun County youth it is working to expand
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Bartel Foundation Launches THE FORT for Teens
The mother of a Woodgrove High School student who took his life in 2014 is continuing to provide a lifeline
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Croll: Summer School is Not Just for Remediation Anymore
Summer school is being embraced this year by parents and students across the country as an opportunity to augment K-12 education. Many parents of elementary age students are looking for opportunities to help their children fill in learning gaps, reinforce concepts and stay on pace with state standards. Middle and high school students are taking classes during the summer so they can accelerate their coursework, meet graduation requirements, and expand their options for in-school electives. There are more education programs available this summer for Loudoun students than ever before.
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Croll: Addressing the Pandemic’s Mental Health Challenges
By Chris Croll Are teens really more depressed during COVID-19? It depends on who you ask. For many months, parents
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