Scott McCaffrey
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APS test scores improve overall, but achievement gaps persist | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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Last year brought overall improvements to standardized test scores at Arlington Public Schools, but results throughout the school system remain uneven. School Board members dissected results for 2025-26 Standards of Learning, or SOLs, by school and different racial, ethnic and socioeconomic categories. The data “tells two stories simultaneously,” School Board member Monique “Moe” Bryant said at the Sept. 24 School Board meeting. “We are outpacing many of our peers in terms of where we are,” she
Challengers to Rep. Beyer debate SAVE Act, term limits in Congress | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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The three challengers to Rep. Don Beyer (D-8) debated federal intervention in the voting process and other topics at a candidate forum on Tuesday. Beyer skipped the debate, but Republican Tony Sabio, Libertarian Shelly Arnoldi and independent Tim Sharman accepted the invitation to spread the word about their uphill battles. Candidates were quizzed on their views on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act and the broader SAVE America Act sought by President Donald Trump but currently
Local artist presents ‘time capsule’ photo collages of Arlington’s Black history | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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A fundraiser supporting the arts and efforts to preserve Black history in Arlington showcased the work of a local artist last week. The Langston Boulevard Alliance hosted the event on Sept. 24, displaying photographic collages created by Zane Killgo that explore the Halls Hill, Arlington View (Johnson’s Hill) and Green Valley communities. “They are a time capsule,” said Killgo, because they represent a moment in time in neighborhoods that are rapidly changing. Killgo spent up to three months pho
Arlington homebuyers are treading cautiously as mortgage rates hit 7% | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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Surging mortgage rates are leading to a more cautious approach to real estate in Arlington, but overall, they don’t currently seem to be scaring off many prospective buyers. Months of rising interest rates, which surpassed 7% for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages last week, have led homebuyers to tread more carefully, even as local home sales have been holding relatively steady, a cross section of real estate professionals told ARLnow. “From what I’m seeing in my own business, the 7% rates are defini
Sheriff’s office still studying impacts of body-worn cameras at Arlington jail | ARLnow.com (opens the original)
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Leaders in the Arlington County Sheriff’s Office continue to evaluate the impacts of body-worn cameras used by deputies in the county’s detention facility. “We are getting feedback for the unintended consequences,” Chief Deputy Sheriff Juan Gelabert said at a Sept. 28 discussion with members of the Arlington NAACP. The Sheriff’s Office began using Axon-branded body cameras in April. Deputies in the field already had been using them. The cameras deliver “accountability on all counts” and have pro
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