
Complimentary tickets available for NYT bestselling author Erika Christakis on Nov. 14
More than 200 complimentary tickets are available to the general public to hear New York Times bestselling author Erika Christakis speak in Charlottesville.

More than 200 complimentary tickets are available to the general public to hear New York Times bestselling author Erika Christakis speak in Charlottesville.

Staunton City Schools announced today that Donald Rhodes, for personal reasons, voluntarily resigned from his position as principal at Bessie Weller Elementary School.

Dr. Ralph Northam unveiled his policy plan outlining his goals for women’s health, equality and economic opportunity in Virginia.

It is essential for our students to be equipped with the ability to meet the educational standards set by the Virginia Department of Education.

The Northam for Governor campaign released an interactive map showing the devastating impact Ed Gillespie’s tax plan would have on public education in Virginia.

The gem of public higher education in Southwest Virginia, UVa-Wise, was the host site for the final Virginia gubernatorial debate between candidates Dr. Ralph Northam and Ed Gillespie on Monday night.

The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture and the National Agriculture in the Classroom Organization are strengthening their collaboration.

In 1989, American Shakespeare Center co-founders Ralph Alan Cohen and Jim Warren found their way into Robert Vaughan’s office.

The new director of the Master of Arts in Education program at EMU talks about some of the key insights that inform her philosophy of classroom teaching.

Washington and Lee University faculty and students from the department of music will present a recital entitled “An Eclectic Potpourri.”
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