Frederick County, Virginia, heads back to school

Nbcwashington · Aug 13, 2026 · 1590 words

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Frederick County, Virginia, heads back to school Frederick County, Virginia, heads back to school It’s back-to-school season!

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Frederick County, Virginia, heads back to school Frederick County, Virginia, heads back to school It’s back-to-school season!

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News4’s Juliana Valencia reports from Frederick County, Virginia.

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Claim 1: “News4’s Juliana Valencia reports from Frederick County, Virginia.”

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