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American Highschool Graduation Speaker Says Remember Your Jihad | 103 7 The Fox

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Man Charged After Stabbing Attempt at Virginia Mosque; Group Urges Security Boost

Man Charged After Stabbing Attempt at Virginia Mosque; Group Urges Security Boost NBC Washington Staff and Associated Press © Provided by NBC Washington D.C. Worshipers who helped pack food for Iftar pray while maintaining social distancing during the month of Ramadan at the Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center in Falls Church, Virginia on April 28, 2020. The Islamic center had to hand out meals to people as they drove by to help keep crowds down and keep volunteers safe because of the COVID-19 pandemic. A Muslim civil rights organization is urging mosques in the D.C. area to increase security after a man entered a mosque in Northern Virginia on Saturday and tried to stab a guard. 

Jonathan Lincoln charged in attempted stabbing at Islamic center

and last updated 2021-05-09 16:56:35-04 FALLS CHURCH, Va. A man is facing charges after police say he tried to stab a security guard at an Islamic center in northern Virginia. Fairfax County Police said officers responded to a report of a man with a knife at the Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center on Saturday afternoon. According to police, a suspect later identified as Jonathan Lincoln, 41, of Falls Church tried to stab the guard and then pointed the knife at several people. No one was injured. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, issued a statement Sunday urging Washington, D.C.-area mosques to step up security measures in light of the attack.

School systems hire classroom monitors to fill staffing gaps

Pandemic learning takes another turn: Will teachers be in person in classrooms?

Pandemic learning takes another turn: Will teachers be in person in classrooms? Donna St. George, Hannah Natanson and Perry Stein, The Washington Post Feb. 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A third-grade class learns at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School in Southeast Washington on Friday.photo for The Washington Post by Evelyn Hockstein. After nearly a year of online learning, parents in the Washington region were thrilled to hear announcements from public schools, some of them tumbling out rapid-fire last week, that in-person learning will resume next month for students who choose it. But families quickly discovered that in-person learning will not necessarily mean sitting in a classroom, being taught by a teacher. Instead, school officials in Maryland and Virginia have been hiring classroom monitors who will fill out school staffing - in some cases supervising classrooms as students continue to do online lessons.

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