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One Washington, D.C. area school district has announced it is shifting to remote learning until mid-January because of a “stark rise” in coronavirus cases within the district.

The future of Arlington Public Schools' in-house Virtual Learning Program appears to hang in the balance. The school system developed the program over the

(Updated 1:10 p.m.) Arlington Public Schools is applying to the state for more than $15.6 million in federal funds to tackle pandemic-era learning loss. The

Facing a shortage of substitute teachers, Arlington Public Schools has raised its pay rates to attract more candidates. Teachers have been struggling to find

Peter's Take is a biweekly opinion column. The views expressed are solely the author's. Even prior to COVID-19, APS students' reading proficiency had been on

A Special Education Teacher at Viscount Alexander Public School in Cornwall is a 2021 Trustee Innovation Award winner.

Viscount Alexander PS teacher Courtney Lauzon recognized for how she adapted lessons and tools for her students throughout the pandemic.

The Baltimore County Public Schools is set to launch a virtual learning program this fall, but some parents have had trouble signing up their children.The official deadline to enroll was Monday, and now, some parents who missed the deadline are afraid its too late. The district has been getting an earful from some concerned parents who are demanding a second chance to sign up their children.Baltimore Countys new virtual learning program will offer virtual instruction to students in kinderg...

An early version of the Kenosha Unified School District’s plans for the upcoming academic year encourages a return to in-person learning for all students, virtual learning options with a yearlong

   Depending on the Texas Legislature’s approval of funding, Fort Bend ISD plans to offer an exemption-based virtual learning program during the 2021-22 school year for students deemed most vulnerable to COVID-19. A Friday news release from the district said the program would provide full-time virtual instruction using a combination of synchronous and asynchronous instruction for students identified as being at a higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19 by the Centers for Disease...