Ken Plum: A push in the right direction
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In my first years in the General Assembly there was a debate over several sessions about adding guidance counselors in the elementary schools.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Pathways for Future Engineers, VDOT team up for first-generation college students
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In spring, when 17-year-old John R. Lewis High School student Kadija Ismail, of Springfield, learned she’d been accepted into the Virginia Tech Pathways for Future Engineers program, she wasn’t sure she fit the bill as a future engineer.
Shenandoah National Park highlights projects funded by Shenandoah National Park Trust
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Every year, The Shenandoah National Park Trust donates money to help Shenandoah National Park with a variety of projects. This year the Trust plans to support the park with up to $1 million in donations for new and ongoing projects.
Marine vet, Democratic Socialist, Lee Carter announces candidacy for governor
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Northern Virginia State Del. Lee Carter formally announced his candidacy for the 2021 Democratic nomination for governor on Friday.
Ladelle McWhorter: COVID relief offers hope, but more action needed
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After eight months of repeatedly failed negotiations, Congress has approved a bipartisan relief package that will protect millions of Americans from some of the worst economic consequences of the pandemic.
What if the Christ child had been born in the American police state?
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What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time? What kind of reception would Jesus and his family be given?
Charlottesville announces 2020 Imagine a Day without Water Art Contest winners
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The City of Charlottesville, the Albemarle County Service Authority and the Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority partnered in their sixth annual Imagine a Day without Water campaign to educate and inspire the community about the value and importance of water.
Melissa Colby: Libraries have a responsibility to be open for the literacy of our children
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There are tens of thousands of children in America who have not seen a book since March. Might I repeat that? They literally have not touched or seen a book since mid-March.
Suicide prevention foundation opens affiliate offices in Salem, South Boston, Galax
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A recent CDC survey reported that 16 percent of Virginia high-schoolers have seriously considered suicide in the past 12 months.
Climate literacy: The key to solving the climate crisis, building green jobs and sustainable economies
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In the decades since the launch of the global environmental movement after the first Earth Day, more than 3 billion young people have graduated from high school having learned little or nothing about climate change.
