Education
Medically minded T.C. Williams students will get a head start on college
Through a partnership between GWU and ACPS, the high school will house an Academy of Health Sciences pathway program.
Bankruptcy: Consider the consequences for you and your business
There’s a lot that goes into finding financial relief. Make sure you know what your options are.
NoVA schools seek to alleviate student stress and build creativity
Students are facing pressures from every direction. These schools have found ways to help ease their anxiety while hitting academic targets.
Estate Planning: Act now and expect the unexpected
Major milestones are the best time to rethink your trusts and wills.
Local schools question keeping their Confederate namesakes
Three NoVA public schools, each associated with elements of America’s discriminatory history, take different approaches to times of change.
Estate Law: Don’t try to DIY
Though it seems easier to write your own will and discuss personal matters with loved ones, involving a lawyer may save you and yours time, money and headaches.
Local school’s new STEAM lab shapes future makers
Cedar Point Elementary is crafting engineers early with their very first Thinkabit Lab.
Real Estate Law: Before making a down payment, do your homework
Lands and homes have history, obvious or otherwise. Make sure you know what you’re getting yourself into.
Teaching to the digital age at The Langley School
Ayesha K. Flaherty, head of enrollment and communications, and Dr. Elinor Scully, head of school, shares insights into what their school has to offer.
Theme-based lessons are at the core of Pinecrest School
Nicole McDermott, head of Pinecrest School, shares insights into what her school has to offer.
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