Harrisonburg: Public Art Forward mural to hold dedication ceremony on Aug. 30
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The new Public Art Forward mural on the MODdisplays Building in Harrisonburg will be dedicated during a ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 30, at 4 p.m.
Search Results for Teacher of the Year
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Bike-A-Thon honors Staunton’s first Black councilwoman, raises scholarship funds
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Rita S. Wilson was Staunton’s first Black councilwoman. She served for 17 years and the city’s council chambers are named in her honor.
Expert: Tips to help children with stress, anxiety of returning to school
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There’s a lot of excitement around going back to school for children and adults as the weeks leading up to the return are full of planning and shopping for supplies and clothes.
‘Enormous disservice’: Florida bans AP Psychology for chapter on gender and sexual orientation
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A chapter of study has caused the state of Florida to ban AP Psychology from high schools for discussion of gender and sexual orientation.
Endeavor Scholarship connects ‘worldwide interest in space to promote STEM careers’
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The Al Worden Endeavor Scholarship Program produces graduates entering STEM education around the world and advances the engineering workforce.
Youngkin celebrates first lab school; critics say governor ‘waging war’ against K-12 ed
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In an effort to give parents more say over their children’s education, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is following through on a campaign promise.
UVA softball coach Joanna Hardin announces new hires for pitching coach, hitting coach
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UVA softball coach Joanna Hardin has a new pitching coach, hiring Jamie Allred, late of North Texas, to replace Mike Roberts, who left last month to take a job as pitching coach at Wisconsin.
Warner wonders why Youngkin doesn’t want to invest Virginia surplus in K-12 schools
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican who harbors the illusion that he is a contender in the 2024 Republican presidential race, wants to use the state’s artificial $5 billion-plus surplus to buy votes in the form of tax breaks to corporations and the already well-off.
Try this in a small town
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My small town doesn’t have enough money to pay teachers a living wage, but we’ve got money for our schools to get brand-new weapons detection systems.
Legislation prohibiting use of schools as temporary shelters for asylum seekers passes U.S. House
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House Republicans’ Schools Not Shelters Act threatens to take funding from any school temporarily used to house asylum seekers.
