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Brad Kutner/Radio IQ“The tests are 30 to 40% more challenging, more content, more breadth,” Gov. Glenn Youngkin said. -
Photo courtesy of Virginia Wesleyan UniversityAlumni say the change erases the school's history, Methodist roots and athletic legacy.
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School division leaders are discussing options for a five-year plan for gifted education. The school board will vote on the plan proposal in September. -
Heritage High School students have to raise $300,000 for the trip to perform in the only New Year’s parade officially recognized by the Vatican. -
The $100 million gift will allow the university to expand the newly named Batten School of Coastal & Marine Sciences. -
Some of Virginia’s school boards have already begun banning or restricting cell phone use in schools. -
Challenge to model policies to be heard in separate federal case. -
The ViBe Creative District worked with 17 artists to create murals for 17 schools around Virginia Beach based on the theme “Better Together.” -
Federal law requires the Commonwealth to provide all children, including migrants, “equal access” to a public education. -
The Next Generation Storytellers program worked with Hampton and Newport News students to create professional films from start to finish. -
The departments are slated to release the final guidance by Sept. 16 of this year. The order directs school boards to adopt the policies by Jan. 1, 2025, or before.
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The Cornland School predated desegregation and was one of the oldest schools for Black students in the region. Now, it’s a museum teaching future generations.
