U. S. Vice President Kamala Harris toured electric school buses at Meridian High School in Falls Church, Virginia as she promoted the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law investments in clean school buses. "We are announcing $500 million in clean bus funding to go to schools across the country," Harris said.

The Career and Technical Education program at Campbell County Technical Center honored 20 students Friday morning for the completion of trade-based programs. Students signed letters for employment at the event, weeks before high school graduation. Jon Hardie, principal at CCTC, said faculty and staff tell students often that "success looks differently for everybody."

HANOVER COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - It takes a certain kind of courage to jump out of an airplane and trust a parachute. Thursday, May 19, people from Albemarle County Public Schools did just that, and for a good cause. Jumping out of planes is nothing new for the Golden Knights, the U.S.

Pittsylvania County School Board member Kelly Merricks is looking to revise the school's dress code to make it more gender neutral. At the May 10 School Board meeting, Merricks said she submitted a new dress code to Chairman Calvin Doss as well as Pittsylvania County schools superintendent Dr. Mark Jones.

YORK COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - Students say they always look forward to walking into Dana Napier's class at York High School. "All of my classes include portions of interviewing, portions of how to get a job; I teach them how to write resumes, I teach them how to interview.

Fauquier County School Division officials shared earlier this month the details of a plan to end the school division's "Virtual Academy " and use a state-funded platform instead beginning this fall, saving the school division at least $650,000 this year.

HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Since the pandemic began, outdoor learning spaces have been a priority for Harrisonburg City Public Schools. It initially started as whiteboards and seating outdoors but is expanding to add large, permanent structures to schools around the Friendly City.

The Williamsburg-James City County School Board approved a $183.5 million operating budget for next fiscal year, pledging to keep a 7% increase in staff pay even if the state's budget falls short of what localities are expecting.