Tag: Virginia Department of Education
Your Views: ‘Simple explanation’ fails the smell test
To the editor:
In his column in the March 2 Alexandria Times, former Alexandria City Public Schools teacher and School Board member Mark Eaton argues...
Your Views: ‘Communication errors’ strain credulity
To the editor:
As the aunt of a teacher who has dedicated her career to teaching in the most difficult schools, I am grateful for...
ACPS responds to state changes
By Kassidy McDonald │[email protected]
Alexandria City Public Schools responded to a proposal by Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA), that included new model policies.
According to the Viginia Department...
Alexandria SOL pass rates lag behind state scores
By Olivia Anderson | [email protected]
Alexandria City Public Schools’ 2021-22 Standards of Learning scores improved from last year in three of four categories, though state...
Your Views: Stamping out the math wars
To the editor:
In response to the May 6 letter to the editor, “STEMing access to math,” I encourage students and parents concerned about...
Your Views: STEMing access to math
To the editor:
The Virginia Department of Education’s Virginia Math Pathways Initiative plans to restrict advanced math before 11th grade will waste the time...
Your Views: VDE policies are misguided
To the editor:
The Virginia Department of Education has introduced a guidance document entitled “Model Policies for the Treatment of Transgender Students in Virginia’s Public...
2018-2019 SOL results were a mixed bag for ACPS
By Cody Mello-Klein | [email protected]
There was good news and bad news for Alexandria City Public Schools in the Standards of Learning test results for...
Our View: Good news from Alexandria schools
There are three encouraging reports about Alexandria schools in this and last weeks’ Times, two involving Alexandria City Public Schools and one from Blessed...
New system boosts ACPS accreditation
By Missy Schrott | [email protected]
Fourteen of Alexandria City Public Schools’ 16 schools are expected to be fully accredited for the 2018-19 school year, according...