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Fairfax Co. approves school boundary changes, set to take effect this fall

Judge warns Trump administration from changing plaintiffs immigration status in First Amendment case

Former Iowa superintendent pleads guilty to falsely claiming US citizenship

Trump administration tells agencies to compile data on money sent to Democratic states

Former Iowa superintendent pleads guilty to falsely claiming to be a US citizen and illegally possessing firearms

Missouri rejects a ban on college athlete prop bets after NCAA gambling scandals

More Education News

Virginia鈥檚 new AG Jones fights DOJ on in-state tuition for immigrant students

Auction marking the United States’ 250th birthday features some of its most iconic documents

‘It’s also my journey’: Manassas teacher recognized for impact on immigrant students

‘We were outraged’: Parents, students weigh in on Fairfax Co. proposed school boundary changes

Wednesday’s Scores

Former Uvalde officer acquitted in trial over police response to Robb Elementary attack

UNC’s ‘Carolina North’ campus expansion is going forward amid question on future of basketball arena

Texas jury acquits Uvalde schools officer on charges he failed in duty to confront gunman in Robb Elementary attack

Conservative group says Los Angeles school policy hurts white students in federal lawsuit

Former Iowa superintendent expected to plead guilty to falsely claiming US citizenship

Trump administration drops legal appeal over anti-DEI funding threat to schools and colleges

Pushing Boundaries: What changes could come as Fairfax Co. reviews school boundaries?

Tuesday’s Scores

‘Everyone’s living in fear’: Students at Bethesda high school walk out to protest ICE

Prosecutors seek to drop child abuse charges against Atlantic City schools superintendent

Spanberger appoints 27 to university boards, orders study of selection process

DeSantis loses bet on Miami Hurricanes, owes Indiana governor key lime pie and stone crabs

Prince George’s Co. superintendent lays out where things are, and where they鈥檙e going