Virginia Accredited Schools have New Training Requirement

by Michael Burroughs | Jun 22, 2022 | Accreditation, Elementary, High School, K12, Middle School, News, Resources, Safety, Students, Virginia

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New Virginia Governor may be a needed change-agent

by Michael Burroughs | Nov 22, 2021 | Coronavirus, COVID-19, Legislation, News, School Choice, School Law, Virginia

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Virginia Governor Vetoes School Choice Bills

by Michael Burroughs | Apr 7, 2016 | K12, News, School Choice, Virginia

Our friends at RedefinEd have recently reported on Gov. Terry McAuliffe veto of three school choice bills that passed the house and senate this past session. The three bills could have: created education savings accounts that would give parents access to up to 90...

Virginia Lawmakers Approve Special Needs Education Savings Accounts

by Michael Burroughs | Mar 11, 2016 | Enrollment, K12, News, Special Needs, Virginia

Virginia’s Terry McAuliffe has a chance to be the country’s first Democratic governor to sign a law creating educational choice accounts for special needs students.