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DC-area school systems warn parents of TikTok challenge damaging students’ laptops

Va. AG launches investigation into Loudoun schools after ‘uncomfortable’ boys’ locker room incident

‘I’m going to fight for it’: Fairfax Co. supervisors fund middle school after-school programs in approved budget

Prince George’s Community College’s garden is growing, in more ways than one

Loudoun Co. parents demand accountability after video shows student yelling slurs at 5-year-old

Virginia schools assure compliance with parental rights laws

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Va. Gov. Youngkin signs law restricting social media to 1 hour a day for kids under 16

‘I just felt full of love’: Montgomery Co. teacher gets ‘grand’ surprise from her alma mater

Why upcoming grads aren’t looking for a job yet (and where those who have one found it)

What the restart of defaulted student loan collection means for borrowers

National ranking shows despite hike, Virginia teachers’ pay is stagnant compared to other states

‘I’m locked up, not washed up’: Young people incarcerated at DC jail get poetry, music lessons

Seniors in Prince George’s Co. look toward their next step on ‘Decision Day’

Where are the Wild Things? They’re at this Prince William County elementary school

Md. faces potential loss of $232.1 million in federal funds toward the state’s schools

Fairfax Co. middle schooler turns pandemic passion into patented game

50 years after Vietnam War’s end — You can still hear its history directly from troops

Former Fairfax Co. elementary school teacher charged with assaulting student, another teacher

How a Virginia school is empowering the next generation of financially literate adults

Kimmy Duong Foundation donates $20M to George Mason University

All Va. school divisions signed federal anti-discrimination certification forms, except for 2

Loudoun County schools superintendent says no to signing anti-DEI certification

DC-area universities sign letter with hundreds of schools pushing back on ‘government overreach’

Despite budget hole, DC makes investments in early education for future budgets