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Arlington teacher named finalist for 2026 Grammy Award

Northwood High student charged as adult with possession of loaded handgun on campus

DC reports highest graduation rate in over a decade

Montgomery Co. school district under fire for operating normally during Friday’s wintry weather

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Prince William School Board votes to add 30 minutes to teacher workday beginning next school year

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Fairfax County’s newest high school will be a traditional one

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Classes resume at Wootton High School after suspected gas leak

Prince George’s Co. schools look to curb student eligibility rule-breaking in high school athletics

Parents cite frustration with Montgomery County schools’ plans for renovations

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Montgomery Co. school officials say progress made in backlog of employee background checks

For getting kids excited about sustainability, Fairfax Co. teacher is up for national award

Federal push to break up US Department of Education raises questions among school leaders, policymakers

DC tech classes help seniors stay alert ahead of holiday shopping season

Loudoun County schools see a major increase in the number of students unable to pay for school lunches

Maryland students work to preserve a unique bit of animal history about Greenbelt

Prince George’s Co. high school students to get more tuition-free college courses next year