Va. high school students get crash course in cybersecurity
The National Cybersecurity Alliance teamed up with state and federal officials to host a “Cyber Careers” panel for about 200 students at Washington Lee High School.
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Online charter schools deliver consistently low scores under little oversight — new report
The report, unveiled Tuesday by three major research groups, found that students essentially lose 72 days of learning in reading and 180 days in math if they…
Minority students bring social justice apps, video games to Capitol
The students were flown to Washington, D.C., this week to show off their apps and video games, which deal with heavy topics like police brutality and sexual…
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NASA picks STEM partners to get $42M in education cash
The agency selected 27 science organizations, museums and universities to receive a chunk of the 2 million to expand their science program for children of all ages.