Education
Day Care and Preschool Advice: Everything You Need to Know
For a stress-free transition, read what day care and preschool experts say about classroom environments and routines.
David Baldacci, James Patterson, and More to Appear at 2024 National Book Festival
This year’s literary shindig sheds light on ways you can foster new connections and new ways of thinking.
Old Town Books Junior to Open This Fall
The Alexandria bookstore is adding a lot of inventory geared toward children.
Virginia Education Department Works on Cellphone-Free Guidance for Schools
The move is aimed at improving education and reducing the negative impact social media has on mental health in children.
Road to Reading: Fairfax County’s Bookmobile
Before Fairfax County had libraries, it had a bookmobile that started providing books in July 1940.
These Key Events Helped Shape 275 Years of Alexandria History
As Alexandria celebrates its 275th birthday, look back at a timeline of the city’s formative events.
Where to Find Little Free Libraries in NoVA
Keep your community’s love of reading alive with a trip to a book-sharing box.
Prospective College Students: It’s Time to Tour
Visits to college campuses offer essential information for prospective students. Here’s how to navigate them to get the most of your time there.
New Recreation Facility Coming to George Mason in Spring 2025
The 25,000-square-foot facility will give the school’s pep band, The Green Machine, a designated practice space.
Stafford Superintendent to Head Maryland’s Largest School System
Stafford has started the search for its next school leader.
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