Stonewall Jackson High School student speaks out on lawsuit against school board
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Through Massanutten Regional Governor’s School, Briana Brown has attended Stonewall Jackson High School in Shenandoah County.
Search Results for Special Education
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Staunton School Board announces 2025 Teachers of the Year
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Every school year, staff and faculty at Virginia schools nominate a Teacher of the Year for their school then the division chooses a teacher.
VCU awarded $8.8M to research employment of individuals with disabilities
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The VCU Rehabilitation Research and Training Center has received two major awards totaling $8.8 million to support research on employment for transition-age youth with disabilities.
Virginia school divisions doing a better job filling teacher vacancies
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School divisions in Virginia are doing a better job of filling open teacher jobs, but there’s still work to do, based on numbers from the Virginia Department of Education.
Mary Washington, Youngkin cut ribbon on Lab School at Stafford campus
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A ribbon cutting was held Sunday to celebrate the official opening of The Academy of Technology and Innovation at UMW.
National Park Service names SC park superintendent to lead Shenandoah National Park
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J. Tracy Stakely was selected as the next superintendent of Shenandoah National Park and Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments on Friday including the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia in Staunton.
‘Right to Read’: Waynesboro Schools to host viewing of film on reading comprehension
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Previously in Virginia, the way reading comprehension was taught revealed gaps in learning for minority students.
Lab School enables high schoolers to ‘develop the skills to pursue’ chosen careers
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UMW began the inaugural year of its lab school recently with the start of classes at the Academy of Technology and Innovation.
Virginians with developmental disabilities to see improvement in services
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Virginians with developmental disabilities should soon see improvements to accessibility in education, recreation, law enforcement and transitional services.
