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Va. rebuffs Henrico bid for an early school-year start
County says it will try again with more data and information
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Richmond plans to use job cuts, furlough days to balance schools budget
The big debate during a three-and-a-hour meeting was on striking a balance between how many furlough days and contributions amounts for the Virginia Retirement System.
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Richmond's newest schools, fire station to open within eight months
Two new elementary schools and a fire station serving Richmond's South Side will be open within the next eight months, Mayor Dwight C. Jones said Wednesday during a tour of the three construction sites.
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Clarification
The College of William and Mary's Mason School of Business ranked third in the marketing category in Bloomberg Businessweek's annual business school rankings by specialty categories. The third-place ranking was omitted in an article on Page D3 of Tuesday's Business section.
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Chesterfield approves second specialty center for Monacan High School
A second specialty center will open at Monacan High School in September 2013.
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Richmond students show their love of teachers in videos
A select few Richmond teachers have turned into Internet sensations, but there's nothing tawdry about this story.
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Richmond schools promote wellness with new field day program
City schools promote wellness with new 6th-grade field day
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Former N.Va. elementary student donates $800,000 to alma mater
A former student at Wolftrap Elementary School in Vienna has donated $800,000 for the construction of a building in honor of his third-grade teacher.
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Could VMI be a compatible consideration for the CAA?
Virginia Military Institute regularly assesses its conference affiliation and potential new paths. Recently, the Keydets intensified their examination.
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Maggie Walker is 16th in Newsweek high school rankings
The Maggie L. Walker Governor's School, a regional high school based in Richmond, ranked as the 16 {+t} {+h} best public high school in the country, according to rankings recently released by Newsweek.
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University of Richmond's Robins School of Business ranked as nation's top international business program
The University of Richmond's Robins School of Business has the top international business program in the country for a second year in a row, according to the financial magazine Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Richmond could close four elementary schools
Bellevue, John B. Cary, Summer Hill, and Fisher or Southampton could be closed or "repurposed," a task force has recommended.
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Katie Couric urges U.Va. grads to take risks
Television journalist Katie Couric urged University of Virginia graduates to take risks and persevere.
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Richmond debates merits of smaller elementary schools
A citywide school rezoning task force will present its findings to the Richmond School Board on Monday.
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Deal reached to open Fluvanna High School
Fluvanna County's new high school will open this fall and the school district's plan to reapportion students to schools and eliminate classroom trailers will go forward after the Board of Supervisors approved a $650,000 budget adjustment late last week.
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REO Speedwagon plays Hanover High
Watch as the rock band makes a guest appearance at Hanover High.
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Young Baltimore County schools executive brings in Richmond help
New Baltimore school chief asks former bosses in Virginia to help him ease into job.
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2 adults injured in collision of school bus, pickup truck in Hanover
A Hanover County school bus that was not carrying any students collided with a pickup truck on Ashland Road this morning, injuring the drivers of both vehicles, the county sheriff's department said.
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UPDATE: Va. Tech board OKs in-state tuition, fee increase
Annual tuition and mandatory fees for in-state students at Virginia Tech are rising by 3.9 percent next academic year.
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Virginia Tech hikes tuition & fees to nearly $11,000
Board of Visitors approves 3.9% increase for in-state, undergraduate students
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Noose found on tree limb outside Varina High School
Henrico County police and school officials are investigating the discovery of a noose that was strung from a tree near the front drive of Varina High School.
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Chesterfield planners map school construction policy
A massive capital-improvement campaign could be on the horizon for the Chesterfield County school division.
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Mayor's son joins burgeoning field of School Board candidates
Field of Richmond School Board begins to take shape with less than a month to go before filing deadline.
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Richmond City Council approves funding for schools
The climax of the four-month debate over how much money to appropriate to meet the RPS system's budget gap disappointed many who packed City Council chambers.
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VSU grads urged to change the world
It was a jubilant atmosphere inside the Richmond Coliseum on Sunday for the Virginia State University family.
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