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Committee calls for investigation into Fairfax schools’ hiring practices; developer won’t tear down Iota Club

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Friday, May 12.

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The Minority Student Achievement Oversight Committee is calling for an outside investigator to explore whether Fairfax County Public Schools discriminated against hiring black teachers.
(The Washington Post)

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The developer helming renovations at Market Common in Clarendon said Iota Club and Cafe will not be affected.
(ARLnow)

Verizon will acquire Glen Allen-based communication technology company Straight Path Communications for $3.1 billion.
(WTOP)

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There will be 85 Bike to Work Day pit stops across the region on May 19, including seven in Arlington, that will offer food and drink to commuters from 6:30-9 a.m. and 4:30-6:30 p.m.
(ARLnow)

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Three hearings are taking place over MS-13 gang killings that have led to the arrests of 18 teens and young adults in the region.
(The Washington Post)

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