‘With Good Reason’: Mary Washington faculty highlight Virginia education
A dozen University of Mary Washington faculty members have been featured on “With Good Reason,” a radio program of Virginia Humanities.
A dozen University of Mary Washington faculty members have been featured on “With Good Reason,” a radio program of Virginia Humanities.
Virginia faces an unprecedented health workforce crisis in attracting healthcare professionals.
The University of Mary Washington, at its seventh annual nonpartisan Virginia Student Voting Summit, asked students to share their first civic engagement experience.
H. Dunlop “Buz” Dawbarn knew that teachers are underappreciated in America’s school systems. In 1994, he set out to change that.
An education consulting company specializing in curriculum development for K-12 programs in defense and advanced manufacturing industries will invest $1.5 million to establish a training center in Pittsylvania County.
In response to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s Executive Order 33, the VDOE releases final Cell Phone-Free Education guidance.
Waynesboro Schools is one of 64 school systems in Virginia that will participate in a livestream fireside chat on cell-phone free education.
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture invites Virginia middle school teachers to enhance civic readiness through Civics Ambassador Corps.
The University of Richmond has received grant support from the NEH to establish The Center for Liberal Arts and AI.
Waynesboro Schools is doing an excellent job of making students workforce ready, according to the Virginia School Boards Association.
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