Drew Elementary News Today

The Arlington County Police Department has ramped up efforts to curb public intoxication and other lawlessness near a Green Valley elementary school.

Volunteers in Crosby stepped in to help an elementary school replace its flags that were tattered by Monday night's severe weather.

An Arlington Heights parent is launching a challenge to School Board Chairman Reid Goldstein, arguing that the county school system needs a more transparent, comprehensive planning process to match the county's persistently rising student enrollment levels. David Priddy told ARLnow that he's filed papers to compete in the upcoming caucus to win the Democratic Committee's

Arlington police and firefighters are on scene of a fatal crash involving a motorcyclist and a school bus with children on board.

The 2023-2024 academic year begins on Monday, Aug. 7. We are anxiously awaiting the return of our students. Our District Leadership Team has worked all summer preparing for the start

NAACP Arlington Branch is hosting the 2nd Annual Arlington Fair Housing Conference with co-sponsors, HOME of Virginia and the Equal Rights Center, on April 29th at Drew Elementary School. The half-day, in-person event will feature speakers from fair housing advocacy organizations and government agencies including the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and focus

Arlington School Board candidate Angelo Cocchiaro is not dropping out of the race, despite a statement to that effect that briefly appeared on his website Friday. In it, Cocchiaro implied that he was experiencing challenges raising money and could not afford an effective campaign. He pledged to continue advocating for students using the network of

Arlington and Alexandria Bring Home the 4-H Ribbons

Three Arlington School Board candidates are officially vying for the endorsement of the local Democratic party. The candidates are Erin Freas-Smith, Miranda Turner and Angelo Cocchiaro, the Arlington County Democratic Committee announced today (Friday). They are running in a party caucus to determine who will advance to the general election and represent the party, though

The area around the John Robinson, Jr. Town Square has a public urination problem. The square used to be a grassy area with trees, until it was closed off for the construction of the neighborhood hub. With nowhere else to go, people began relieving themselves on the sidewalk along 24th Street S., we're told. Formerly