Harrisonburg: City asks public for feedback on safety plan for Gay Street
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The City of Harrisonburg is looking for the public’s input as it creates a safer way to navigate Gay Street in downtown.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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‘Through the finish line’: Sens. Warner and Kaine applaud passage of second federal bill
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Rome was not built in a day and apparently neither was the United States federal government’s budget for 2024.
Schools, safety, security: U.S. House passes second government funding bill for fiscal year 2024
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The Further Consolidated Appropriations Act seeks to address rising costs, protect the middle class and safeguard reproductive freedoms.
Legislation would ensure photo ID for released felons is accepted by federal agencies
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is rolling out a program to issue a photo ID release card to individuals exiting the prison system.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional administration, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key administration and board appointments.
Harrisonburg looks for community input on 2025 greenway expansion
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The City of Harrisonburg is hosting a community open house on March 19 to share more about the planned greenway expansion.
Toolkit released to guide schools in training, implementation and evaluation of threats
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Two UVA professors have worked to create a new toolkit to provide guidance to schools on implementing behavioral threat assessment using multidisciplinary teams.
UVA shuts down new member activities for all fraternities following alleged hazing incident
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UVA’s Inter-Fraternity Council implemented a three-week suspension of all new member activities and social events of all fraternities effective immediately.
Threats among elementary school children require intervention ‘to break the cycle’ of behavior
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With mass shootings and the wide availability of guns in the United States today, there is a considerable amount of worry when it comes to school violence.
Black History Month: Teachers should look more like students sitting in front of them
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A Virginia Tech professor appreciates how Black History Month celebrates Black culture but thinks that it’s something that should be discussed throughout the year in the classroom.
