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Jay Jones creates unit to enforce Virginia’s new firearm industry law (opens the original)
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Attorney General Jay Jones announced Tuesday he has created a new unit within his office: the Firearms Accountability & Industry Responsibility Unit. The unit will investigate and bring civil enforcement actions against firearm industry members who violate a new law passed this year that requires them to implement business practices aimed at preventing giving a gun to a firearm trafficker, someone who is at risk of using a gun to harm someone, or a “straw purchaser” — someone who legally buys a
Virginia Department of Education issues $12M for school security upgrades (opens the original)
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The Virginia Department of Education granted $12 million in school security equipment grants to 91 school divisions, the department announced Thursday. Grants were awarded based on an evaluation that considers schools with the highest need for modern security equipment and schools with past security incidents. Last week, a gunman forced his way into an elementary school in Waynesboro and wounded a staff member before taking his own life. “School security is always top of mind for every superinte
Virginia requires schools to teach 9/11. What that looks like is up to teachers (opens the original)
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When Albert Hill Middle School history teacher Meredith Howard asked her students what they knew about Sept. 11, 2001, some named al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden and the fourth plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. One student had a more fundamental question: “What is 9/11?” After gauging how much her students already know about the terrorist attacks, Howard typically starts the lesson for her seventh and eighth graders by explaining that she herself was a seventh grader on Sept. 11, 2001. Her biology t
Richmond Public Schools outperform state in teaching reading to English learners (opens the original)
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At G.H. Reid Elementary School on Wednesday morning, fifth grade students were reading “Esperanza Rising,” tracking along each word with their tiny fingers. The fifth grade teacher, Keynodda Adams, read part of each sentence out loud as the students whispered along, and when she stopped, the students finished each sentence aloud in unison. After reading a few pages, the students got into groups of two to talk about the main gist of the passages: Esperanza’s cruel uncle, Luis, has asked to marry
Virginia school construction commission revives after 4 years (opens the original)
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For the first time in four years, Virginia held a meeting of the School Construction and Modernization Commission, raising from the dead the commission that began in 2020 and last met in 2022. Because of a new law passed this year, the commission is now a permanent fixture of the state legislature. Because of another new law passed this year, there are now 47 localities seeking an additional 1% sales tax on a referendum measure this coming Election Day, according to the state elections departmen
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