World-renowned chef Dan Giusti recently visited students, staff, and board members from Alleghany Highlands Public Schools. Giusti is a former head chef at Michelin-starred Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark, which was considered by many at the time to be the best restaurant in the world.

Among the reasons some divisions are scaling back their programs are declining enrollment, limited funding and identifying options they believe will serve students better.

Spring Government Day was held at the Robert & Betty Ragsdale Community Center last week. Dinwiddie High School seniors spent the day immersed in local government and then participated in

The proposed change could balance the schools' demographic makeup, achieve unitary status and eliminate the prior dual system of racial segregation.

The training was not only taken seriously by the students, but also the first responders who used it as a way to prepare for a major emergency.

Back in February, Roanoke City Public Schools asked for the community's input for transportation adjustments and procedures for cell phone usage, now those results are in.

A federal jury in Virginia rejected a lawsuit claiming that the Fairfax County school system mishandled rape allegations by a student more than a decade ago.

Manassas School Board member Robyn Williams said board members received numerous emails from teachers, staff and other members of the community voicing support for the changes.

Loudoun County Public Schools will return $10 million of its $20.6 million end-of-year fund balance to the county. Sharon V. Willoughby, the LCPS chief financial officer, briefed the School Board on the annual transfer at its April 23 meeting.

Louisa County Public Schools (LCPS) hosted its inaugural Career and Technical Education Signing Day on Wednesday, April 24.