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No verdict reached in fourth day of Loudoun Co. superintendent trial

‘There’s a huge failure here’: Montgomery Co. Council on handling of principal’s misconduct complaints

DC teens graduate Howard University Hospital anti-violence program

Students in Manassas could soon be taking flight

Maryland Board of Education may change how the state tracks students’ college readiness

Defense could rest on fourth day of fired Loudoun Co. schools superintendent trial

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Some students still disproportionately suspended in Arlington schools, county says

Catholic University adds a layer of security with new office

3 bullets lodged in classrooms, no one injured at elementary school after Southeast DC shooting

DC to settle suit for not providing special education in jail during pandemic

Recent antisemitic incident at Montgomery Co. high school raises concerns about hate across Maryland

U.Md. program wants to reduce stigma around receiving mental health help

Improving school readiness in Prince George’s Co. children, through song

American U. business school gets record donation from its namesake

Author Javier Zamora explores his immigrant journey to the US as a 9-year-old boy in ‘Solito’

Prince William Co. reports rise in students using e-cigarettes, marijuana

Efforts to quash indictments against former Loudoun superintendent fail

Montgomery Co. inspector general opens 2 investigations related to harassment allegations against MCPS principal

Why Arlington Co.’s libraries will declare themselves book sanctuaries