The 10 districts have roughly 46,000 people in each. The mayor of Virginia Beach will still be voted on by all residents, but the rest of the council members will only be voted on by the people of that particular district.

The saying that everyone remembers a great teacher has become an educational cliché but it was certainly the case for Larry Frazier. Frazier officially took over as the superintendent of West Point Schools in November following the retirement of Laura Abel. The new superintendent has roots in the Middle Peninsula.

Arlington Public Schools is encouraging students, parents and community members to nominate local crossing guards as part of a statewide effort to honor Virginia's best.

RICHMOND, VA. (WCBD) - Dominion Energy is seeking additional applicants in the Carolinas and Virginia for its Solar for Students program. Through a grant provided by a Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation, the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project gives K-12 students and educators a hands-on learning experience to generate electricity from a solar array installed [...]

Loudoun County, Virginia, schools were in the national spotlight Sunday morning, and it all concerned critical race theory. On NBC's "Meet the Press," Loudoun County Public Schools board chair Brenda Sheridan said that they are not teaching it in schools. "It's not in our curriculum, because it would be inappropriate," Sheridan said.

Five Albemarle County families, represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom, intend to sue the Albemarle County school division over what they say are discriminatory policies, according to a news release Wednesday.

The latest data from the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) shows a dramatic drop across the board when it comes to kids passing their Standards of Learning tests. The learning loss following the pandemic is alarming teachers and parents. “It’s a challenge,” said Kim Crawley.

Joshua Fleenor, agriculture teacher at Cumberland High School, was named the Conservation Education Teacher of the Year for the Secondary Level, grades 6-12, by the Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. The purpose of the contest is to recognize the outstanding conservation education efforts of Virginia's teachers.