Lynchburg City Schools announced they are participating in a statewide program that has the potential to reverse virtual learning setbacks.

Federal officials continue to find the Virginia Department of Education out of compliance with multiple requirements outlined under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which ensures students with disabilities are provided a "free appropriate public education."

Changes may be coming to Fairfax County Public Schools' dress code, including one that would prohibit students from wearing pajamas or sleepwear to class.

Hampton Roads, Va. - Utter disbelief felt throughout the country after police said a teacher was shot in her classroom by a six-year-old student in Newport News. The public has so many questions about how and why this could have happened.

Students who decide they want to be recognized a different gender will now be able to switch out their Arlington Public Schools' student-ID cards for free.

Spotsylvania County school Superintendent Mark Taylor on Monday evening proposed eliminating school libraries as one option to save money should the county fail to fully fund the School Board's budget request.

The Virginia Department of Education will award learning recovery grants as part of a $30 million federal initiative aimed at helping K-12 students make up lost instruction time from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a news release from ClassWallet, the vendor selected to track, report and facilitate the grants.

Richmond City Public Schools is aiming to create a division to support English learners by the start of the next school year. The Task Force on Latino and English Learner Students met Wednesday to discuss the qualifications and responsibilities the director of this new division should have.

Surrounded by students from Round Hill Elementary Monday, Governor Glenn Youngkin signed several bills. One requires schools to identify a faculty member from each high school to act a transition coordinator as students with disabilities prepare to leave high school. Another allows more financial flexibility for disabled adults who are receiving services provided through state waivers.

Inflation and rising construction costs are cutting into schools' purchasing power, costing Prince William County Schools an estimated $674 million extra in borrowing over the next decade. School system leadership says it won't be a problem for the division to issue more debt than it has in the past and move forward with new schools and renovations as planned.