Alexandria's revised SRO agreement hits the board docket — with the change that stalled it for a year
The 2026-28 draft removes a provision that would have given School Resource Officers access to student records without parental consent
Alexandria schools — the school board, ACPS policies and budget, private and parochial schools, and the students, teachers, and athletics shaping local education.
The 2026-28 draft removes a provision that would have given School Resource Officers access to student records without parental consent
Deedra Robinson, a 40-year educator and nationally recognized AVID trainer, will retire at the end of the school year
ACPS selected as Northern Virginia stop on Spanberger administration's statewide Commonwealth Listening Tour
First regular meeting since superintendent's departure announcement includes possibility of two closed sessions and the long-awaited MOU revision for public review
Departure adds to leadership turmoil at Alexandria's only high school as district juggles searches for principal, campus administrator and superintendent
Signed agreement reveals payout, nondisparagement clause and early exit from multiyear contract
A dispute over information, timing and process has emerged as some Alexandria City Council members weigh whether to fully fund the school division's first collective bargaining agreement — and whether the budget process itself needs to change
Draft MOU governing school resource officers expected April 9; community input deadline April 15
Outgoing ACPS superintendent cites family in first personal statement following Thursday's resignation announcement
Budget gap, redistricting implementation also discussed at March 26 meeting
Permanent replacement search to begin immediately; details on process expected in April
With placement letters already sent, the district is now focused on transportation, staffing and transition support for families ahead of the 2026-27 school year
From custodians to bus drivers, school staff recognized for keeping Alexandria students safe
ACPS seeks candidate to lead 4,500-student school; search comes after back-to-back departures to Arlington
A weather-delayed budget mega-session, the region's first Virginia town hall on the Potomac sewage crisis, the opening of a waterfront art exhibit, and a packed civic calendar make a busy week around Alexandria.
A mid-year update shows meaningful progress in most goal areas — but a spike in "stuck" action steps in staff recruitment and retention is drawing attention.