Education

James Monroe’s Highland will host filmmaker Eduardo Montes-Bradley for a free screening of his recent documentary The Piccirilli Factor Saturday, May 10, 1-to-3pm.

Gretchen Walsh and Connor Shellenberger were honored as Virginia’s top athletes at the 2024-25 Hoos Choice Awards. Walsh earned the IMP Award as the top female athlete, while Shellenberger claimed the WINA Award as the top male athlete. 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Charlottesville City Schools has been selected as the […]

UVA Health Children’s researchers have helped conduct a real-world study of peanut oral immunotherapy in children younger than 3 which shows the approach is both safe and effective at desensitizing children to the increasingly common food allergy.

Albemarle County Schools has named Jay Thomas — a former 8-year principal at Albemarle High School who’s spent the last 8 years as the county’s Executive Director of Secondary Education — as the principal of the new Center One opening next school year.

Winding up the academic year, University of Virginia students have donated unused food service swipes to fellow students in need. 

Charlottesville City Schools has at least one other entity it’s competing with to purchase the Federal Executive Institute property… the University of Virginia. 

 Charlottesville City Schools, in collaboration with the City of Charlottesville, has submitted an application to the U.S. Department of Education to acquire the Federal Executive Institute campus at 1201 Emmet Street North to house a centralized preschool and division administration offices.

CHARLOTTESVILLE (UVA Today) – Judging by the news articles and book releases, menopause is […]

Huge results from the 14th annual School Food Drive for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank which this spring included Valley schools for the first time joining Charlottesville and Albemarle schools.