Ashley White
Education ReporterAshley White is WHRO’s Education reporter focusing on K-12 and higher education in Hampton Roads. She joined WHRO in 2026 and previously covered education, crime, courts and cops while reporting in Lafayette, Louisiana, and Tallahassee, Florida. She grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, and is a University of Central Florida alumna. When not at work can be found reading with her cats or exploring somewhere new.
You can reach out to Ashley at ashley.white@whro.org or at 757-889-9307.
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When new members are sworn in, the majority of the 11-member board will have been supported by city democrats. -
The vote came after several meetings discussing how best to use the $3 million. -
The students will focus on two Coast Guard veterans, detailing their time in and out of service. -
Of the seven jurisdictions voting on the measure, only one passed it. Where it passed, the tax could help the division replace aging facilities. -
Meet in the Middle was a chance for more than 300 students to compete in races and obstacle courses or enjoy a dance party. -
The grant will help recruit and retain teachers through training and professional development during the next 5 years. -
Members heard from city officials about how the $3 million would be used and they discussed whether it was the best use of the money. -
Messages left where a student died last week include emotional support for each other and frustration at the administration. -
Lucas and six others were charged with racketeering conspiracy, conspiracy to launder money and marijuana, wire fraud and more. -
The board will discuss the plan before finalizing it in December.
