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Education
Fairfax County Schools are seeing an alarming increase in children failing at online learning
Virginia
Report finds a Loudoun County school's admission policy discriminates
An elite public high school in Loudon County is being accused of having discriminatory admissions policies.
Education
Alexandria reading group worries about pandemic's impact on childhood literacy
With the pandemic disrupting school schedules, DC Public Schools and local reading groups say childhood literacy has been impacted.
Education
Arlington teacher 'relieved of classroom duties' for using George Floyd's death in chemistry assignment
The superintendent of Arlington Public Schools, Dr. Francisco Durán, said the incident violated APS' "core values."
Coronavirus
Schools are 'one of the safest places' for kids during pandemic, CDC director says
CDC Director Robert Redfield made comments regarding the CDC's stance on school closures Thursday that have left some parents confused.
Education
Small number of students return to DC classrooms, unions worry about safety
DCPS' CARES program is bringing approximately 400 students back into 25 D.C. schools now, with more students returning in December and January.
Sports
Maryland football head coach tests positive for COVID-19, Saturday game canceled
According to the University of Maryland Athletics, the game against Michigan State will not be rescheduled.
Education
Washington Teachers' Union will not sign agreement to reopen DC Public Schools
With nearly 600 students returning to CARE classrooms, DC teachers say they won't sign agreement with DCPS to return to in-person learning.
Education
DC Public Schools welcome some students back to the classroom
The Washington Teachers' Union refused to sign an agreement to return to in-person instruction early next year.
Education
Battle brewing between DC and teacher's union over in-person learning
Some teachers fear that the tentative plan to return to school building for terms 3 and 4 after the holidays could cause cases to spike.
Education
Loudoun County School Board sets COVID metrics for mandating return to digital learning
If new cases per 100,000 people rise above 200 and the percent positivity rate exceeds 10% in the county, LCPS will return to 100% virtual learning.
Virginia
Loudoun County takes next step in bringing more kids back to classroom during COVID-19 pandemic
The LCPS School Board voted 9-0 to allow 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders to move to hybrid learning Dec 1.
Virginia
Report finds a Loudoun County school's admission policy discriminates
An elite public high school in Loudon County is being accused of having discriminatory admissions policies.
Education
Alexandria reading group worries about pandemic's impact on childhood literacy
With the pandemic disrupting school schedules, DC Public Schools and local reading groups say childhood literacy has been impacted.
Education
Arlington teacher 'relieved of classroom duties' for using George Floyd's death in chemistry assignment
The superintendent of Arlington Public Schools, Dr. Francisco Durán, said the incident violated APS' "core values."
Coronavirus
Schools are 'one of the safest places' for kids during pandemic, CDC director says
CDC Director Robert Redfield made comments regarding the CDC's stance on school closures Thursday that have left some parents confused.
Education
Small number of students return to DC classrooms, unions worry about safety
DCPS' CARES program is bringing approximately 400 students back into 25 D.C. schools now, with more students returning in December and January.
Sports
Maryland football head coach tests positive for COVID-19, Saturday game canceled
According to the University of Maryland Athletics, the game against Michigan State will not be rescheduled.
Education
Washington Teachers' Union will not sign agreement to reopen DC Public Schools
With nearly 600 students returning to CARE classrooms, DC teachers say they won't sign agreement with DCPS to return to in-person learning.
Education
DC Public Schools welcome some students back to the classroom
The Washington Teachers' Union refused to sign an agreement to return to in-person instruction early next year.
Education
Battle brewing between DC and teacher's union over in-person learning
Some teachers fear that the tentative plan to return to school building for terms 3 and 4 after the holidays could cause cases to spike.
Education
Loudoun County School Board sets COVID metrics for mandating return to digital learning
If new cases per 100,000 people rise above 200 and the percent positivity rate exceeds 10% in the county, LCPS will return to 100% virtual learning.
Virginia
Loudoun County takes next step in bringing more kids back to classroom during COVID-19 pandemic
The LCPS School Board voted 9-0 to allow 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders to move to hybrid learning Dec 1.
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