"Virginia Department of Education data show homeschool enrollment increased 4.3% last school year, after nearly a 6% increase the year before," @13AshleySmith reports. MORE: https://t.co/kCzm0w2w27 via @13NewsNow

A glimpse into 2026: more returning education to the states!

💵🔥: "In the first months of fiscal year 2026, the district has paid one single law firm, King & Spalding, $2.68 million," @IWN's Stephanie Lundquist-Arora reports. #FairfaxCounty https://t.co/QxMFqKKw1j

Instead of funding bureaucratic school divisions, why not help students more directly with a K-12 scholarship fund?

"FOX 5 reached out to the Loudoun County School Board for comment but has not yet heard back. The district is currently on holiday break." MORE: https://t.co/95pwMMkVqH via @FOX5DC

Merry Christmas, Virginia!

"There is little evidence that 'affirming' a transgender identity leads to lower suicide rates," @Tyler2ONeil notes. MORE: https://t.co/nofcgsHxpJ via @DailySignal

"Education remains a major focus, with $544 million in additional General Fund spending for K-12 schools, bringing total education funding to a record $22.8 billion." MORE: https://t.co/i67UFyzwku via @13NewsNow

A new poll conducted for @Yes_EveryKid found widespread support for school choice policies. https://t.co/ujkS1bbIRG

"Public school enrollment is on a steep decline, except for one type of school: charters." https://t.co/lc9ast9s4t

FCPS set the bar low… Now students are paying the price. 2025 results: 📚 21% failed reading ✍️ 84% failed writing 🔬 25% failed science ➗ 22% failed math 📖 58% failed history This is unacceptable. Watch the testimony.

"Satisfaction is very high for the parents of the nearly 21,000 K-12 students in Michigan enrolled in online public charter schools," @ApelElyse reports. https://t.co/Vt9JorThtP

"Unfortunately, a flawed theory of teacher development has been baked into a range of state- and district-level policies," @ChadAldeman writes. MORE: https://t.co/GdyHtCN5ep via @The74

"This isn't complicated," @RickHess99 writes. "If you want people to treat each other as individuals and not caricatures, you teach them to see individuals and not caricatures." MORE: https://t.co/p2Juemw9Yf via @EducationNext

December marked National Special Education Day. For families beginning evaluations or IEP steps, our special education guide offers free, clear information to help you understand the process. https://t.co/yE6UsJAcBT

"A lawsuit over a Virginia school board's decision to restore the names of Confederate leaders to two schools is headed to trial this week," Karina Elwood reports. MORE: https://t.co/O59HuaXiSQ via @WashingtonPost

"American classrooms and what is taught in them should be guided by Americans, not by foreign influences," said @RepDaveJoyce. https://t.co/bPKDAFL8uw

"China is a notable example of a country that utilizes both academia and K-12 classrooms to ensure its worldview becomes widespread across the United States," @Gundisalvus writes. MORE: https://t.co/b7wA3vtQjN via @Heritage

VIDEO: "Senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute Robert Pondiscio breaks down new UC San Diego data on Gen Z math failures, grade inflation, COVID learning loss and why colleges can't spot unprepared students." WATCH: https://t.co/lQt7OMFuyy via @FoxNews

"Several districts announced two-hour delays ahead of a storm system that began moving into the region overnight. A few districts, including in Loudoun and Prince George’s counties, later said schools would close for the day." MORE: https://t.co/VoRHQic0Bu via @WashingtonPost