-
“This is a new beginning for WJCC Schools,” said School Board Chair Sarah Ortego. “A stronger beginning.”
-
The city and school district will work out terms for the transfer of nearly 14 acres of the former Bayside 6th Grade Campus. The land could become a park for Aragona Village.
-
Business leaders are urging Virginia's colleges and universities to expand paid internship opportunities.
-
The so-called “demographic cliff” will, according to researchers, see new 18-year-olds drop by about 15% by the end of the 2030s.
-
-
The Norfolk School Board’s new proposal calls for closing Norview Elementary School and the Willoughby Early Childhood Center in 2026.
-
Public schools in Virginia are now required to ban student cell phone usage during school hours, a result of legislation signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin in late May. But what does that mean now that school is back in session? WMRA’s Ayse Pirge reports.
-
-
"The answer for a dozen years was, ‘we just won’t have any prohibition at all'," Delegate Marcus Simon told Radio IQ.
-
The Norfolk School Board will consider a facilities closure plan that was publicly outlined less than a week before the vote, but fulfills more of the city council’s directive.
-
-
Further research from Virginia’s Uprooting Commission will explore the use of eminent domain for campus expansions in majority-Black neighborhoods