Education
This NoVA Writer Is Spreading the Word on Self-Care to the Next Generation
Najma Khorrami is demonstrating how a picture book can help introduce mental health topics early on.
Here’s Everything We Know So Far About the TJ Admissions Controversy
There’s a lot that went up to the moment where the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology case burst onto the national stage.
Local Educators Are Battling a Teacher Shortage so Severe, There Aren’t Enough Subs to Cover Classes
State policies and the pandemic are putting teachers in a vicious cycle of stress and burnout.
NoVA Is One of the Most Expensive Places to Raise Kids. Here’s How to Save Money for Their Future
It’s never too early to start planning for your child’s future. These tips will help you reduce stress and prepare your kids for the new semester.
VA Schools Speak Out Against Bill Banning Demographics from Admissions
The bill takes aim at “proxy discrimination” and emphasizes “traditional academic success factors” in 19 Virginia’s Governor’s Schools across the state.
The Economy Grew Last Year. Here Are NoVA Finance Gurus on How to Invest in 2022
When it comes to investing for the future, knowing the risks helps you maximize the rewards.
Parents Are Now Tagging Along to College With Their Kids
Top schools are offering programming for parents of college students. It’s not just about helicopter parenting.
Test Scores Are Down in NoVA. Could More Funding for Preschool Be the Fix?
With the spotlight on the state’s education system, legislators are looking to make preschool classrooms more accessible to children in need.
The Complete Guide to Choosing a Private School in Northern Virginia
Gray Carr Bridgers of the Wakefield School explains what to consider before you enroll your child in an independent school.
The Legal Battle Over the Nation’s Top High School Reveals a Lot About NoVA’s Education Chaos
When the No. 1–ranked high school in the country abruptly announced an overhaul of its traditional admissions policy, the ensuing debate prompted accusations of racism all around and spilled into the national news media. But by the time it’s over, the results could set a new model for schools across the United States.
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