Parenting - Arlington Magazine

These restaurants have patios, room to move, fun handouts and menus that cater to both adults and the younger set.

Even in progressive Arlington, white students have opportunities that many students of color don't have. How do we change that?

University campuses are proliferating in Northern Virginia to meet demand for tech talent.

They somehow continued to engage and inspire our children, even when classrooms were closed.

During the pandemic, Eva Gary's company, Princess Wish Parties, kept the magic alive for kids.

So she wrote a curriculum that's now offered in more than a dozen Virginia school districts.

Register now for options ranging from sports, cooking, coding and theater to old-fashioned outdoor fun.

Which liberal arts schools accepted the most students from Arlington's Class of 2020? Here are the top 21.

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Coaches, PE teachers and medical experts agree: Children need to move. Here are some ideas.

Beyond the Commonwealth, these schools received the most applications from Arlington's Class of 2020.

A local mom is melting and resurrecting them into new shapes for kids in need of art supplies.

The creativity is still there, but harnessing it has required ingenuity and a new set of "classroom" tools.