Gov. Youngkin issues executive order for cell phone-free public education in Virginia
Given the increasing evidence of the impact cell phone and social media usage has on education and youth mental health, Youngkin issued EO 33.
Given the increasing evidence of the impact cell phone and social media usage has on education and youth mental health, Youngkin issued EO 33.
Parents and local school officials are encouraged to participate Friday evening in a discussion about racism in public schools.
The Albemarle Education Association has requested a certification election this fall, a big step toward formalizing the union for Albemarle County public-school employees.
Waynesboro Schools’ 2024 Teacher of the Year is Adreana Sprouse, a pre-K teacher at Wayne Hills Preschool Center.
The Virginia Board of Education has approved the establishment of Virginia’s fifth and sixth lab schools for middle school and high school students.
Five community groups are the recipients of the UVA Cancer Center’s latest round of Comprehensive Community Grants.
Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School, built in 1924, was the center of life and the community in Port Republic until integration.
The VBOE will hold a series of public hearings on the proposed 2024 English Standards of Learning throughout the Commonwealth in February.
American Shakespeare Center’s new Director of Education Programs is Aubrey Whitlock, who joined the center as a box office assistant in 2013.
GARCC and members of the community gathered at 535 W. Main Street in downtown Waynesboro this afternoon to celebrate a new addition.
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