Education stories in Hampton Roads
Latest education stories from Hampton Roads, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
Minor injuries reported in morning school bus crash in James City County
School Bus Carrying Preschoolers Overturns in James City County
A school bus carrying four preschool-aged children overturned on Centerville Road in James City County. The incident occurred around 9:22 a.m. as the children were en route to Clara Byrd Baker Elementary School.
School Bus Overturns in James City County, Leaving Two Adults Hospitalized
A school bus carrying four preschoolers overturned in James City County, resulting in two adults being hospitalized with minor injuries. The children were evaluated on-site and reunited with their families.
Black literary luminary Ralph Ellison’s works have a new home at Bard College
Cameras result in huge decrease in speeders in James City County school zones
Virginia Beach Schools Acknowledge Overcharges on Student Event Fees
Virginia Beach City Public Schools and ticketing partner GoFan confirmed that some families were overcharged service fees for student events. An audit revealed discrepancies affecting about 5% of tickets sold since October 2020.
Carrollton Elementary Unveils New Outdoor Classroom for Students
Carrollton Elementary School has introduced a new outdoor classroom designed to enhance student learning through hands-on activities. The space aims to provide a refreshing change of scenery and promote collaboration among students.
Federal Grant Boosts Teacher Recruitment in Rural Hampton Roads Schools
A $4.1-million federal grant will aid four rural school divisions in Hampton Roads to recruit and retain teachers over the next five years. The initiative, led by the Rural Tidewater Education Consortium, aims to address staffing shortages and improve educational outcomes.
Speed cameras linked to fewer speeding violations, crashes in James City County
An Automated Speed Enforcement camera sits near Norge Elementary School, and area which had the most speeding violations in the county before the program began. (WYDaily/Jillian Appel) JAMES CITY COUNTY 一 Speeding violations in James City County school zones fell 97.8% after the introduction of
Tidewater Community College Secures $494K Grant for Mental Health Services
Tidewater Community College has been awarded a four-year federal grant totaling $494,000 aimed at enhancing mental health and suicide prevention services for students. This funding will support the college's efforts to address critical mental health needs within the student population.
Daily Dose: Medicare changes for 2027, spotting a stroke fast and why real pumpkin wins
Medicare open enrollment ends Dec. 7, with plan changes and higher costs coming in 2027. Plus, how to spot a stroke quickly and why real pumpkin beats pumpkin spice.
Portsmouth Schools Launch Direct Admissions Partnership with George Mason University
Portsmouth has become the first district in Hampton Roads to establish a direct-admission program with George Mason University, simplifying the college entry process for qualifying high school seniors. Students with a GPA of 3.25 or higher can gain admission without traditional application hurdles.
FIU Students Claim Racist Group Chats Were Just Jokes in Federal Trial
Four Florida International University students are suing the university after being expelled for participating in private group chats that included racist and violent messages. They argue that the comments were intended as humor and that the university misinterpreted their private speech.
Virginia Education Leaders Propose New K-12 Funding Formula
Virginia's Elementary and Secondary Education Funding subcommittee has approved a plan to hire a consultant to review the state's school funding formula. This initiative aims to update a formula that has remained unchanged for 52 years, with a proposed timeline of 24 months for the review.
Virginia Beach Child Care Provider Adapts to Growing Needs for Special Education
As the demand for early childhood services for children with disabilities increases, Virginia Beach's Little Achievers adapts to the changing landscape. The Virginia Preschool Initiative has expanded, impacting traditional child care providers and enrollment.
Virginia Evaluates New School Funding Model for Future Allocations
Virginia is assessing a new school funding formula aimed at distributing resources based on student enrollment and specific needs. A revised formula is expected to be implemented within the next 24 months.
Cornell Faculty to Vote on No-Confidence Measure Over Sexual Assault Handling
Cornell University faculty are set to vote on a no-confidence measure regarding the administration's management of sexual assault allegations. This decision reflects growing concerns about the university's response to such serious issues.
College Landing, Powhatan Creek show persistent bacteria problems
The James River Association collected water samples at College Landing as part of its 2026 James River Watch monitoring season. (Photo/Michael Gillert, JRA) WILLIAMSBURG—Two Williamsburg-area waterways have recorded persistently elevated bacteria levels, raising questions about possible contami
Maryland football fans could win free tuition by staying through the 4th quarter
The Maryland Terrapins might not have won a game recently, but one lucky student could walk away a big winner this weekend.Maryland Athletics is offering students a chance to win free in-state base tuition for the spring semester, worth about $5,500, as part of an effort to increase student attendan
Virginia lawmakers approve plan to advance new K-12 school funding formula
Columbia University Data Breach Settlement Offers Up to $8,500 to Affected Individuals
A $16.1 million settlement has been reached regarding a data breach at Columbia University in 2025. Individuals whose personal information was compromised may be eligible for payments up to $8,500.
Cornell Faculty Votes on No-Confidence Resolution Amid Fraternity Rape Case Fallout
Cornell University faculty are set to vote on a no-confidence resolution regarding the administration's handling of a gang rape case reported in 2024. The decision follows significant faculty frustration over the university's response to the allegations and the stalled criminal investigation.
PROVIDENCE CLASSICAL SCHOOL STUDENT PUBLISHES THESIS IN OXFORD JOURNAL OF STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Photo Credit: Marika Portrait Studio Editing a journal article for publication in the Oxford Journal of Student Scholarship (“Oxford Journal”) during a student’s summer break is not what every rising high school senior does, but at Providence Classical School (“PCS”), one student, Seva Ananthram,
Youth Protests in France Highlight Generational Struggles
High school students in France are protesting against underfunded schools and uncertain futures, sparking a national conversation about education funding. These protests reflect a broader trend of youth activism worldwide, despite young people being outnumbered by older generations.
James City County begins College Creek watershed planning amid concerns over high bacteria levels
Environmental consultant Brendan Player of Stantec consulting firm working with James City County on the College Creek Watershed Management Plan. (Photo/Shannon Garrido) JAMES CITY COUNTY—On Monday night, James City County presented the first of many plans to improve water quality in the city's
Pat McAfee claims University of Utah made him 'uncomfortable' ahead of ESPN GameDay appearance
When speaking of Pat McAfee, the usual axiom is you either love him or hate him.On Monday, the ESPN star left little doubt where he stands when it comes to the University of Utah after his weekend appearances ahead of the Utes win over Houston."Did not enjoy University of Utah. Did not enjoy," McAfe
Cornell Faces Backlash Over Dorm Assignment of Student in Sexual Assault Case
Cornell University is under scrutiny after a student, disciplined for an alleged gang rape, was placed in a co-ed dorm without his roommate's knowledge. The situation raises serious security concerns as the accused's name and location were shared on social media following a lawsuit filed by the alleged victim.
A Denver professor was found to have sexually harassed a student. She wants to know why he still works there.
Philips identifies three beauty tech trends set to transform beauty routines into lasting relationships by 2027
Tech PhilipsOctober 27, 2026 Leading beauty industry voices, Dr. Aamna Adel, UK Consultant Dermatologist and HCP influencer, Alice Crossley, Principal Strategic Foresight Analyst at The Future Laboratory, and Tiffany Buathier, Founder of The New Well, share their perspectives on the next phase of b
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