LOCAL EDUCATION

The two-year agreement comes after ongoing debate with city leaders and community members, along with feedback from an advisory group formed to reimagine the partnership.

Physical education, music and art teachers would be required to shift to different schools or split time between schools.

The sociologist and public intellectual worked for the Carter White House and won an audience with world leaders including Bill Clinton and Tony Blair.

Six universities, half public and half private, are joining the Association of American Universities, an invitation-only club of top research institutions.

Virginia Attorney General Jason S. Miyares sent a letter to Cooper Middle School in March, alleging that the school was offering the program only for certain racial or ethnic groups.

D.C. high school students tell how they feel about safety on their campuses and what they want city leaders to know.

The report has to be turned over to the Virginia attorney general within seven days, a spokeswoman for his office said.

The Montgomery County school board is considering joining eight other Maryland school districts by requiring a financial literacy course to graduate.

The families allege the Montgomery County school district is violating the First Amendment by not allowing an opt-out for books featuring LGBTQ characters.

In a course exclusive to the Maryland County school system, students invent objects they think would improve life on the planet.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed Johns Hopkins University graduates during a surprise commencement speech. He also was awarded an honorary degree.

Colonials, the moniker since 1926, is out.

The ongoing legal battle between the Coalition for TJ and the Fairfax County School Board is over the admissions process, which was revised in 2020.

The school will be closed Tuesday and will reopen Wednesday.

Fairfax County Democrats are hosting an open election for school board endorsements pointing to increasingly politicized and partisan education politics.

The investigation stems from comments made in “Loudoun Love Warriors,” a private Facebook messaging group.

Outgoing principal Errol Johnson will remain with the school system, D.C. Public Schools officials said, but did not say where or in what capacity.

J'Den McAdory said that he was protesting gun-control legislation by open carrying around his Maryland neighborhood and was not singling out school bus stops.