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A tight job market is getting flooded with new college grads. Here’s advice for everyone

Her car broke down on a Fairfax County road. A high schooler fixed it on the spot

‘It was not an accident’: Va. AG says Thomas Jefferson High School’s admissions policy violates civil rights laws

Loudoun County School Board meeting debates bathroom-related issues

U.Va. expert says avoiding this type of drink could lead to a longer and healthier life

U.Md. reschedules graduation ceremony to Thursday due to rain

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Grandfather of student charged after gun went off inside Md. elementary school last month

Police: Teenager shot, killed by man playing with gun in Beltsville home

Poll: Amid rising costs, Republican and Democratic voters value Va.’s colleges and universities

Prince William Co. school leaders consider tweaks to code of behavior

Flash flooding forces evacuation of elementary school in western Maryland

Montgomery County Council has a plan to fund schools and avoid a tax increase

‘A way to improve people’s lives’: National Merit Scholar from Maryland plans on a career in neurosurgery

Dozens show up to question Maryland’s State Superintendent of Schools

Virginia Gov. Youngkin vetoes measure to let African American history courses count toward graduation

‘Really defeated’: Fairfax Co. teachers excited about raise, frustrated about cuts needed to pay for them

Fairfax Co. school leaders adopt a compromise on student cellphone use

Montgomery Co. Public Schools to crack down on students who use or threaten violence