TEACHING

BBC Young Reporter winner David investigates why there are so few black and minority ethnic teachers.

Bus drivers at Lynchburg City Schools say they want a collective bargaining agreement in hopes of getting better policy, benefits and pay.

Eighth grade math co-teachers, Amber Benson and Ruby Voss were awarded the National Educator of the Year Award from the Association of Middle Level Education.

On Thursday, Governor Youngkin signed an Executive Directive to address those shortages. But some of the ideas set forth in the Directive did not offer serious investments that would move the needle on the issue, according to the President of the Virginia Education Association.

The idea behind the day of service was ‘practice what you preach,’ showing students that service extends beyond the classroom.

Amherst County Public Schools welcomed teachers back Monday for the 2022-2023 school year with an active shooter training.

Roanoke County purchases land for new CTE center that will eventually replace the facility that houses the Burton Center for Arts and Technology.

The Virginia Department of Education announced Monday that Virginia has earned the U.S. Department of Education’s top rating for improving outcomes for students with disabilities and compliance with the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

A number of teachers in Ukraine are educating their students online from the front line.

More than 1,000 openings across Virginia, a number that’s increased over the last decade

“We have to help high school students and career changers see the benefits of becoming teachers. Right now, teaching is a tough sell for anyone," she said. "We need to help people see all of the upsides to it.”