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Trump administration’s pause on federal grants sent DC-area school systems scrambling

DC legislation hopes to cut doomscrolling distractions in classrooms

Montgomery Co. Council members work to reassure communities on immigration enforcement

Fairfax Co. high schoolers use sports to teach students data analytics tools

Fairfax Co. teachers worry about possibility of immigration arrests in their classrooms

Federal judge allows NAACP lawsuit over Confederate school names to proceed

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Fairfax County high school athletes team up to help elementary kids read stronger

DC-area schools, leaders brace for potential ICE arrests at schools

4th graders reenact their history-making role in designating DC’s official amphibian

Popular DC-area eatery working to pay off lunch debt in Prince George’s County

Final charge dropped against fired LCPS superintendent; says Va. AG probe was ‘politically motivated’

Nursing tops US News & World overall rankings. But is the ‘best job’ the best for you?

Violence, mold, asbestos: Staffers at Montgomery Co. alternative school voice safety concerns

Legislation to translate K-12 assessments into multiple languages advances in Virginia

Edison High basketball coach suspended after using players who didn’t go to Fairfax Co. school

Certain training required for board members of DC charter schools under proposed legislation

With Jimmy Carter’s name, George Mason U. honors his passion for peacemaking

How Montgomery Co. schools make sure kids get meals, even when they’re closed

This week’s snow closures won’t result in later end dates for DC-area students