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Fairfax Co. police propose moving forward with more speed cameras in school zones

From sisterhood to making history: AKA sorors at Howard Univ. applaud Kamala Harris’ nomination

Pickleball to become a varsity sport at all Montgomery Co. high schools

EXCLUSIVE: Prince George’s Co. school board member has been working in Missouri for months

GWU joins national efforts to boost diversity among dermatologists

Fairfax Co. approves update to school boundary policy despite criticism from some families

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Do you ‘walk left, stand right’ on the Metro escalator? This Maryland professor says you should reconsider

As Virginia works toward statewide school cellphone policy, some are skeptical it’ll actually work

Scholarship at HBCUs, including Howard University, hopes to diversify health care industry

Prince George’s Co. Council passes resolution to build 8 new schools

Md. school board revives African American studies course

‘Proud to come home’: Montgomery Co.’s new superintendent explains the realities of the job he’s taken on

DC school tries paying at-risk families as a way to reduce truancy

These 2 Northern Virginia high school students just got a $15,000 grant to use AI to prevent deer from running into cars

Prince George’s Co. helping students get school supplies for the new year

Petition asks U.Md. to reverse its decision on hiring former Montgomery Co. Superintendent McKnight

What Montgomery Co.’s new superintendent is earning

DC has to turn over transportation plan for students with disabilities, judge says

Prince William Co. schools to expand restrictions on student cellphone use

Former Montgomery Co. Superintendent Monifa McKnight lands job at U.Md.

Gov. Youngkin issues executive order establishing ‘cellphone-free education’ in Virginia

Pretty cool: Helicopters deliver massive air conditioning units to roofs of 2 Virginia high schools

Prince George’s Co. schools promising better transportation this upcoming school year

Maryland could hold back 3rd-graders with low reading proficiency