Education

The potential abolition of the U.S. Department of Education has sparked widespread discussion, with concerns over funding, equity, and state-level responsibility.

Virginia is one of seven states chosen by the College in High School Alliance — or CHSA — to develop and implement policy plans that will further their role as national leaders in dual enrollment.

The University of Virginia offered nearly 7,000 students a place in its Class of 2029 Friday, in the second of three rounds of admission decisions.

The Charlottesville City School Board has released a statement in response to recent executive orders from President Trump, addressing concerns about their potential impact on students and staff. The board stated that the division remains committed to maintaining a safe and inclusive learning environment.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW/UVA TODAY) – University of Virginia Foundation CEO Tim Rose […]

Buckingham County’s was one of six superintendents invited to share successes in what was a mixed National Association of Educational Procurement report card for Virginia from testing in January 2024.

Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) will present two installments of its “One Mic Stand” spoken word open mic series on Thursday, February 13, and Thursday, April 10, at 7 p.m.

Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Clayborne Test Prep’s Executive Director, Lee Elberson, shared […]

Burnley-Moran Elementary will be renamed Sunrise Elementary, and Johnson Elementary will become Tall Oaks Elementary, following a unanimous vote by the Charlottesville School Board.

Charlottesville City Schools has announced a revised timeline for its elementary school rezoning process after an Advisory Committee meeting had to shift online due to inclement weather.