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What started with a friend group volunteering at Ronald McDonald House of Md. has grown to include a dozen schools

Arlington, Fairfax school systems sue Education Department over funding freeze tied to gender policies

College credits for cops: Montgomery Co. police tackle recruitment challenges with education benefits

Hokie Storm Chase turns vans into mobile classrooms as students pursue severe weather — and careers

Minor gains made in Maryland test scores, but wide demographic gaps remain

Fairfax Co. adds weapons detection screenings at school board meetings

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Block party helps Prince George’s Co. students head back to school in style

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What parents of young athletes should know about concussions

Education Department says George Mason University’s DEI policies violate civil rights

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