HEALTHJul 22 · 18:04 UTCWRIC ABC8 RICHMONDClare Gehlich

SwimRVA operated without license after nine-year-old boy drowned: VDOE

The Virginia Department of Education confirmed that SwimRVA operated as an unlicensed 'child day program' when a nine-year-old boy drowned at its North location last month. The ruling was announced by VDOE on Wednesday.

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