Nathaniel Cline
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Virginia lawmakers have different ideas on how the state should fund key priorities in healthcare and education, while data centers’ tax exemption remains a sticking point. -
School leaders say outdated infrastructure and limited local revenue are forcing tough decisions on repair, closures and summer programs. -
The proposed changes can impact access to financial aid, the credibility of degrees and more. -
The House of Delegates is scheduled to meet June 18 and the Senate on June 22. -
State officials say reinvesting toll funds could expand affordable transportation options, but skepticism over express lanes remains. -
The planned dissolution of the office is part of a larger plan by President Donald Trump’s administration to abolish the Department of Education. -
The NAEP was a tool that Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration leaned heavily on to assess students in reading and math over the past four years. -
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