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A recent study shows Williamsburg students underperform compared to James City County students in the same joint school district.
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Concerns about the cost and student performance in an independent Williamsburg school district pop up in resident feedback.
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The school would be the first to offer a marine science degree to undergraduate students at a public university in Virginia.
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The raises follow several years of tuition freezes at public colleges supported by state funding.
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Indian Residential Schools committed systemic abuse against indigenous tribes in the 19th and 20th centuries. But William & Mary’s colonial-era school may have been a sought-after experience for tribes, new research shows.
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Suffolk’s policies are notably different from Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s model policies. Suffolk Superintendent John B. Gordon emphasized implementing policies in a “non-stigmatizing way.”
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The Virginia Beach school board’s approval comes after a year of discussion and months of deliberation.
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Vice President Kamala Harris visited Hampton University on Thursday to kick off her “Fight for our Freedoms” college tour.
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Chesapeake won’t change its facility use policy, allowing community groups continued building accessThe issue came about after a meeting of the Afterschool Satan Club last school year, and threatened about 40 other community groups that use Chesapeake school buildings.
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Chesapeake school leaders considered several changes to its facilities use policy over the last few months in response to community feedback about the Afterschool Satan Club being allowed at an elementary school last school year.