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The percentage of students who were chronically absent in Richmond and Petersburg was about twice as high as in the state as a whole during the 2014-15 school year, according to a recent University of Virginia study.
Mental health issues can arise early in life, and Mental Health America of Roanoke Valley wants to help parents of kids who struggle with these disorders.
The University of Virginia released a video on August 7 featuring student athletes discussing the dangers associated with alcohol ahead of its opening weekend.
Students at Alexandria City Public Schools are speaking up about racially discriminatory discipline practices at their schools and a new report looking at the hard data backs up their claims. We explore how Alexandria compares to the rest of Virginia and the challenge of eliminating racial bias in discipline at local schools.
A new program aims to give underserved students of color extra support to close education and workforce training gaps that have grown worse during the pandemic. The Racial Equity for Adult Credentials in Higher Education (REACH) program helps Black, Hispanic and Native American students deal with barriers to attending community colleges that many white students don't face.
The superintendent of the Loudoun County, Virginia, public schools apologized on Friday for the school system’s reaction to recent sexual assaults by students and outlined steps he said would improve the system going forward.
Many Fairfax County Public Schools students were experiencing high levels of anxiety and depression even before the pandemic struck nearly two years ago and county officials are struggling to maintain adequate mental-health staffing to address those concerns.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, three-quarters of students have reported struggles with anxiety and depression, and more than 50% have reported their mental health as “fair” or “poor,” according to a recent Inside Higher Ed survey.