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Going up: Montgomery County executive proposes 3.5% property tax increase to help fund schools

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‘Person of interest’ describes hours surrounding disappearance of Loudoun Co. student in Dominican Republic

Va. lawmakers direct researchers to review book bans, court funding methods, storm risk studies

‘Devastating for science’: U.Md. professor warns grant cuts could send grad students abroad

Montgomery Co. students look to ‘democratize’ how schools deal with maintenance issues

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Union warns of impact Department of Education layoffs will have in DC region

Education Department closes DC office Wednesday as more than 1,300 employees learn they’re being fired

Anacostia High School seniors author new book ‘Young Voices of the Anacostia River’

Md. House approves Blueprint education bill that rejects most cuts proposed by governor

‘We’re disposable’: Supporters rally outside Department of Education’s DC offices

Blow by a stopped school bus in this part of Northern Virginia, expect a hefty fine

‘Level the playing field’: How Loudoun Co. family liaisons help students meet most basic needs

Fairfax Co. wants to start middle schools later. That could impact elementary start times, too

At least 2 Prince George’s Co. elementary students die from the flu

Report critical of GW’s rollout of armed police officers, school president apologizes for ‘failures’

What could change for DC-area school districts after planned downsizing at Department of Education?

Fairfax County Public Schools to weigh stricter cellphone ban for high schools

Education Department investigates DC schools’ ability to help special needs students

DC Public Schools educator honored with $25K Milken Educator Award

‘It will be felt in every local school’: Teachers’ union president says Education Dept. cuts will have drastic impact

GW students respond to Trump’s threat to pull college funding over protests

Kids teaching kids: These Fairfax Co. sixth-graders are helping their younger classmates learn

Virginia schools still struggling to fill critical teaching positions, new report finds