The discussion centers on whether reducing traditional summer breaks is leading to challenges for students. Shernoff emphasized the importance of evaluating all options to...
Board members explored how data from four years prior influences current funding formulas. The inclusion of migrants and runaways in these calculations contributes to...
Bureaucratic Barriers to Parental Involvement
Board members argued that empowering teachers to act without excessive layers of approval would better serve students and families. Current...
Shernoff emphasized that previous policies had proven effective in maintaining order. She called for specific language to reinstate requirements that keep phones stored away...
The conversation centered on the need to empower educators to act swiftly when incidents occur. Participants noted that current procedures require multiple layers of...
The mother's experience underscores broader challenges within the local education system. She notes that despite repeated attempts she has been unable to obtain meaningful...
The meeting focused on the need to empower teachers to act quickly without excessive analysis or bureaucratic hurdles. Participants noted that current procedures often...
Loudoun County Public Schools is shifting away from electric buses and toward propane-fueled vehicles. The move comes after officials cited substantial expenses tied to...
Teachers and support staff dedicated to special education programs also encounter ongoing difficulties in their roles. These professionals work tirelessly to support students with...
Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights (OCR) determined that the gender policies of five school divisions in Northern Virginia – Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, Prince William County and the City of Alexandria – violate Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.
Three Stone Bridge High School male students in Ashburn Virginia are fighting sexual harassment accusations after they questioned why a female student was in the locker room.
Anne Donohue was elected as an at-large school board member in northern Virginia last year, while working for the Justice Department under the Biden-Harris Administration. She received an endorsement by the Democrat Party, which could be a violation of a federal law that prohibits federal employees from being partisan candidates.
Democratic School Board member Anne Donohue (At-Large) has allegedly broken a state law when she served as an election official on Nov. 5 at Independence High School in Ashburn.
Only three days after being elected to the Loudoun County School Board, it was made public that Leesburg resident Anne Donohue (At-Large) resigned from her Department of Justice job after the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) found her to be in breach of the Hatch Act.
