Dr. Brandtly Jones receives SCS Excellence in Teaching Award
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St. Anne’s-Belfield School Latin teacher and Upper School World Languages Department Chair Brandtly Jones was honored by the Society for Classical Studies
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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VCU poll: Majorities say current school funding is insufficient
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A recent poll by the Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute at VCU shows that Virginians strongly support increased funding for public schools.
Dr. James Forbes to speak at VICPP’s “Day for All People”
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The Rev. Dr. James Forbes will be the keynote speaker at the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy’s “Day for All People” on Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Remarks by President Obama on gun safety reform
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Remarks by President Obama today at the White House on his executive actions on gun safety reform.
Mobility, meritocracy and other myths
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Meritocracy is a legitimizing myth created to distract people from the question of whether the system of power those meritocratic functionaries serve is just.
Dr. Abraham Davis, first director of multi-cultural services at EMU, honored for groundbreaking work
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Dr. Abraham Davis Jr. began a late November chapel service held in his honor at Eastern Mennonite University with a few re-written stanzas of a favorite hymn.
VMI professor receives SCHEV Rising Star Award
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John David, assistant professor of applied mathematics at VMI, received an Outstanding Faculty Award by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
Robert Bly: Film tribute to a radical
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Poet Robert Bly, now 89 years old, is a radical, by which I mean he returns to the roots. Haydn Reiss has captured him in his new, moving film “Robert Bly: A Thousand Years of Joy.”
All’s well that ends well: Angry email exchange ends with Merry Christmas
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An email exchange that started with an angry reader calling an AFP columnist an “f—ing idiot” ended with he and I wishing each other a genuine Merry Christmas.
The controversial lesson at Riverheads High School: A primer
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The Internet is blowing up over a generated controversy regarding a lesson on the Arabic language from a World Religions textbook at Riverheads High School.
