Federal DOE’s cancellation of program ends research to better assist teens with disabilities
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U.S. DOE Secretary Linda McMahon refused to defend her department’s decision to cancel a federal grant program for disabled teens.
Search Results for Special Education
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Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia schools superintendent amid federal uncertainty
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Dr. Lisa Coons resigned as Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction in March after the Virginia DOE reportedly missed deadlines.
Fredericksburg: Mary Washington to host jobs event for alums, federal workers
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The University of Mary Washington will host a mini-conference for job seekers on Thursday, May 15, including alumni and federal workers.
BWP gathers Staunton resident input in search for new school superintendent
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BWP and Associates continues to gather Staunton resident input via an online survey about what the community wants in a school superintendent.
Waynesboro: Children’s museum hoping to open indoor exhibit space by summer
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The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum is hoping to open its doors in Waynesboro this summer with exhibits, a toddler space and more.
Safe havens: Virginia schools scramble to calm fears of immigrant families, students
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School systems in Virginia are working to reassure immigrant families that it is safe for students to receive an education.
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.
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.
