Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments to his administration on Friday.
Search Results for Virginia Department of Education
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Northam sets March 15 target date for K-12 in-school options
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“Children learn better in classrooms,” Gov. Ralph Northam said Friday, calling on all K-12 school divisions in Virginia to make in-person learning options available by March 15.
VCU event on cancer disparities to bring researchers, community members together
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Prostate and colorectal cancers affect African American communities at higher rates — both in diagnoses and mortality.
Legislation to assist families with childcare costs passes House of Delegates
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The cost of childcare is prohibitive for many Virginia families, with increased pressure from the lengthy interruption in in-person school in many areas.
Spanberger, Castro bill would strengthen youth apprenticeship opportunities
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Abigail Spanberger (VA-07) and Joaquin Castro (TX-20) have reintroduced legislation to support youth apprenticeship programs in Central Virginia and across the country.
Zooming loggers, high-fiving naturalists, and forest landowner workshops
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In a typical year, getting training on logging practices in Virginia would mean going out into the woods and talking face to face with natural resource professionals.
Northam announces $29.6M in broadband access grants
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced that 11 localities will gain access high-speed internet through $29.6 million in grants awarded through the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative.
Spanberger, Upton introduce legislation to strengthen workforce training
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Abigail Spanberger (D-VA-07) and Fred Upton (R-MI-06) introduced bipartisan legislation on Monday to strengthen support for USDA workforce development programs.
Center for Gerontology receives $2.1M to study family caregivers of people with dementia
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Karen Roberto and Tina Savla, both core faculty members of Virginia Tech’s Center for Gerontology, are leading a five-year, $2.14 million study that will examine the role of extended family caregivers and their service use, needs, and challenges.
Jones bill directing removal of Byrd statue from Capitol Square passes House committee
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Norfolk Del. Jay Jones’ bill to direct the state to remove the statue of Harry F. Byrd Sr. from Capitol Square, a measure he first proposed in June of last year, reported out of the House Rules Committee Friday morning on a 13-5 vote and now heads to the full House of Delegates for passage.
