Alexandria City Public Schools will have a schedule change on Monday, March 16, due to forecast severe storms.
The snowstorm has forced Alexandria City Public Schools to change how classes will operate on Monday.
Seven Virginia and Washington, D.C. universities are among the 500 best in the world, according to a recent ranking from Time.
Alexandria City Public Schools have updated its operating status for students and employees on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Snow and cold temperatures have forced Alexandria City Public Schools to change how classes will operate on Friday.
Snow and cold temperatures have forced Alexandria City Public Schools to change how classes will operate on Thursday.
Brutal cold and poor road conditions after the storm forced Alexandria City Public Schools to make a schedule decision for Tuesday classes.
The winter storm forced Alexandria City Public Schools to make a schedule decision for Monday classes. Plus, trash pickup is delayed a day.
The Student Press Law Center has given Alexandria City High School's student journalists an award for dedication to student press freedom.
The superintendent's proposed capital budget maintains two K-8 school conversions and an elementary project in future years.
Alexandria City Public Schools shared live video of a school starting to be demolished on Monday morning.
An investigative piece by Theogony student journalists and other coverage earned state and national awards.
A top Alexandria City Public Schools official is taking a new executive role in Prince William County.
Four new facility names would honor people including a former mayor and NFL linebacker who graduated from ACPS.
Alexandria Performing Arts’ Graduates Soar to Prestigious Dance Programs
The proposal to move some high school students to DASH bus isn't moving forward for now.
ACPS joined a case to reverse a court decision that allows the U.S. Education Department to cut funding over gender policies.
The 25th anniversary of the movie on Titans football's 1971 state championship will include some of the original players.
Semifinalists from numerous Alexandria schools are in the running for the next round of National Merit Scholarships in 2026.
Niche ranked thousands of colleges and universities for the latest Best Colleges in America list. Here are Virginia's top ranked schools.
It's the first day of school in Alexandria, and we want to see photos of students as they head back for another school year.
Students at one Alexandria school will be the recipient of backpacks and school supplies at an event held with the Washington Wizards.
As the summer wraps up, here are the dates Alexandria students and parents should know for the new school year.
An app seeking to make computer use more accessible for people with disabilities is the brainchild of local high school students.
A third annual school supply distribution providing 2,000 filled backpacks in Alexandria is set for early August.
The final round of scholarships bring the National Merit Scholarship winners to over 7,100 nationwide.
The Alexandria School Board chose its leadership roles for the new school year during its organizational meeting Thursday.
A school supply drive is underway to help Alexandria City Public Schools students in need. Here's how to help.
In a letter, the Society of Professional Journalists called for the school board to adopt the Theogony student newspaper's proposal.
The school board approved new boundary maps along with a longer deferral option for some students at an elementary school.
The two most recent principals at Alexandria's high school have accepted positions with Arlington County high schools.
A new ranking by WalletHub revealed where students receive the best educational opportunities regardless of race.
Three students with ties to Alexandria are among less than 1 percent of American high school seniors winning National Merit Scholarships.
Congrats to the Class of 2025, which included nearly 1,000 students at Alexandria City High School.
Families of an elementary school shared concerns about proposed redistricting splitting up students in middle school.
The Cappies, the DC region's Tony's of high school theater, announced schools receiving award nominations.
The high school's student newspaper Theogony has raised concerns about a proposed policy it said would censor student journalists.
Winners of the National Merit Scholarship's $2,500 scholarship were chosen from finalists representing less than 1 percent of U.S. seniors.
A parent group provides a letter to the editor on proposed redistricting maps that would affect students in a newly renovated school.
A student reviews Bishop Ireton High School's "Guys and Dolls," which students performed on April 4, 5, 11 and 12.