120 young players from across the continent competed in the North American School Scrabble Championship this past weekend at D.C.’s Planet Word Museum.

The school board for Virginia’s largest school system voted late last night to grant 28,000 employees the right to collectively bargain.

Organizers say that Loudoun’s first-ever official Pride festival is a welcome reprieve after years of contentious debates, including over the rights of transgender students.

The students say they’re also facing issues related to safety on campus and representation on the university’s Board of Trustees.

The lawyers accuse the city of violating federal education law that protects students with disabilities. They say they are prepared to sue if the quality of education does not improve for the upcoming school year.

The semester will still begin August 31, but classes will be held online for the first two weeks at least due to the ongoing pandemic. On-campus students are asked to stay inside as much as possible.

“We’re hearing the same thing over and over again— I need my kid to go to school, I really need my kid to go to school,” says one local private school director.

A document titled “Preparing to Discuss Race and Police Violence in the Classroom” outlines 10 recommendations.

Charter schools now make up 45 percent of the public school population, according to an new report.

The founder and chancellor of Patrick Henry College in Loudoun County simply can’t believe that gay students might attend the conservative religious institution.