Briar Woods High School Assistant Principal Jonathan Kite died Monday following a three-car crash in Page County, according to Virginia State Police.
Expanding the school resource officer program into Loudoun County elementary schools was a chief topic of discussion during a June 13 meeting between the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, School Board and local law enforcement leaders.
The first day of summer vacation kicked off with an initiative to promote Loudoun's free Summer Food Service Program at Sterling Public Library.
Loudoun high schools claimed eight Cappie awards at this year's Kennedy Center ceremony.
Gov. Ralph Northam (D) has signed into law a bill that is being named after Loudoun County student Gigi Daniel-Zagorites, a nonverbal child with special needs who was photographed in an alarming makeshift isolation corner in her middle school.
The Loudoun Education Foundation recently hosted the annual Outstanding Teacher Recognition Dinner at Belmont Country Club in Ashburn.
An Aldie fourth-grade student has been named the Virginia winner of Google’s annual Doodle for Google art contest and is now competing at the national level.
A 14-year-old Loudoun County student and her mother have accused Loudoun County Public Schools officials of covering up and mishandling an alleged rape in a classroom at Trailside Middle School in Ashburn.
A new event featuring books and art will be introduced in Brambleton in June.
The Loudoun County School Board adjusted the 2019-2020 school year calendar during its Tuesday night meeting following recent legislation out of Richmond.
A group of about 20 parents protested outside Loudoun Valley High School in Purcellville Wednesday morning amid concerns about Principal Sue Ross' leadership and worries that their children are not in a safe and effective learning environment.
The Loudoun County School Board voted to extend its agreement with Fairfax County Public Schools to send students to Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology, or TJ, after making two amendments during its Tuesday meeting.
After receiving a grant from the Town of Leesburg and a generous donation from Andy Shuckra and Brian Cullen of Keane Enterprises, a Leesburg art studio is offering 15 to 20 summer camp scholarships to students in elementary and middle school this year.
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