Education
Fairfax County Public Schools will allow students time off for civic engagement
Come 2020, seventh through 12th grade students of Fairfax County will have more opportunity to voice their opinion outside of the classroom, thanks to a recent policy change.
5 scholarships local high school seniors can apply to now
Northern Virginia students have the opportunity to start their college journey with less debt by applying for these near-deadline scholarships.
Northern Virginia school news to know before 2020 begins
From new school board members to summer school fees, here are the updates you need to know about local public schools before winter break ends.
Teen Dreams Co Lab in Arlington connects teens across the globe
The digital platform recently launched its sixth annual video competition, and is always looking to expand its reach.
Find your crew with these sorority alumnae groups in NoVA
From Alpha Delta Pi to Zeta Tau Alpha, there are plenty of sororities with local chapters in Northern Virginia.
Here’s how to find the right college experience for you
For college-bound high school students, the choice can be overwhelming.
George Mason University opens applications for Young Alumni Commissioning Project
In its second year, the project provides up to $5,000 for alumni of the College of Visual and Performing Arts looking to create original works.
How private school educations in NoVA reap long-term benefits for students
Northern Virginia’s public schools rank as some of the top in the nation, so attending private school isn’t always an obvious choice. But for many parents and students, the tuition is worth the investment. With robust alumni networks and ongoing professional development, attending a private school can help students connect with others in their industry long after the last bell rings.
5 college scholarships local high schoolers can apply to right now
It’s that time of year again: scholarship season.
One Tree Hill’s Hilarie Burton launches Project Patriot to give back to her Loudoun County alma mater
Sterling’s Park View High School almost didn’t have a football team this year, until the former homecoming-queen-turned-celebrity stepped in.
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