Spotsylvania County Public Schools considers shutting down libraries, laying off staff
In Spotsylvania County, Superintendent Mark Taylor announced they may eliminate school libraries and lay off more than 100 staff members if they don’t get the money they need to be fully funded.
LCPS hopes to 'reestablish trust' with community listening sessions
Officials with Loudoun County Public Schools said they hope a series of community listening sessions help them rebuild trust within the community.
Residents blast Fairfax County Board of Supervisors over proposed pay hikes
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors are considering increasing how much money they make annually by more than 40%.
Virginia State Police adding red lights to vehicles after Virginia Tech study
Red lights are being added to Virginia State Police cruisers and SUVs after researchers at Virginia Tech found the red lights lead to faster response times.
Lawsuit claims Fairfax County Public Schools downplayed former student's rape
Fairfax County Public Schools is accused of turning a blind eye to a horrific sexual abuse case.
Alexandria High School sophomore stabbed by classmate; 15-year-old suspect arrested
An Alexandria High School sophomore was reportedly stabbed by his classmates, and now his family is speaking out.
Search for new LCPS superintendent ramps up
The Loudoun County School Board is ramping up its search for the next superintendent.
Virginia AG orders Cooper Middle School to stop racially discriminating against students
Attorney General Jason Miyares has a message for the administrators at a Fairfax County middle school: Stop discriminating against students immediately or else face legal consequences.
Virginia 6-year-old who shot teacher won't face charges but others could: Prosecutor
The chief prosecutor in Newport News, Virginia, said there is no legal basis to charge the 6-year-old child.
Arlington County considering allowing students to bring Narcan to school
Arlington County Public Schools is looking into a controversial idea that would allow students to bring their own Narcan to school.
Fairfax parents decry coed sex ed classes
Should boys and girls be separated while learning about sex?
Fire crews battle blaze at Hampton University
Large plumes of smoke filled the air above Hampton University Monday afternoon as students watched firefighters attempt to put out flames in the school's Administration Building.
Former Spotsylvania School Board Chair charged with forging a public record
The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation has charged Spotsylvania County School Board member and former Board Chair Kirk Twigg.
Marymount University votes to cut 10 liberal arts degree programs
Marymount University in Northern Virginia officially voted to cut several liberal arts related majors and programs, including mathematics, English and economics, over a lack of demand from students.
Gov. Youngkin faces pushback over 'AP African American Studies' review
The leader of Loudoun County’s NAACP says she has "great concerns" over Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's order to have Virginia's education secretary review the college board's "Advanced Placement African American Studies."
Marymount University ready to ax core majors like theology, English to fund more popular programs
Students and staff argue the potential cuts go against the Catholic school's mission
Wakefield High School offers solutions to parents' security, substance abuse concerns
Tuesday night's meeting inside the auditorium of Wakefield High School was the first official gathering hosted by administrators after the recent safety events.
Another 6-year-old caught with a handgun at a school in Virginia
Another 6-year-old was caught with a handgun at an elementary school in Virginia. The young student's mom is now facing the consequences.
OBX community asks DMV teens to stop 'out of control' beach behavior
Some beach communities in North Carolina are sending a stern message to high school seniors from the DMV to keep beach week partying to a minimum.
School safety data shows decrease in fights, arrests, 911 calls at Alexandria City Public Schools
Whether it's additional School Resource Officers, pilot programs, or mental health services, Alexandria City School Board members are looking at ways to protect students.