Parenting

20 Most Popular Out-of-State Colleges for Arlington Grads

Beyond the Commonwealth, these schools received the most applications from Arlington's Class of 2019.

10 Questions with APS Diversity Chief Arron Gregory

Equity and inclusion are top priorities for the Arlington school official, who assumed his new post in January.

Coaching Outside the Lines

At Justice High School, a new character coaching series inspires football players to be honorable men.

19 Most Popular Colleges for Arlington’s Class of 2019

These schools received the most applications from APS seniors last year.

Why I Will Never Buy Wrapping Paper Again

Every household has a stockpile of materials to create one-of-a-kind gifts. Just look in the trash.

8 Halloween Events for the Little Ones

Craft a calavera, boogie to the beats of a kid DJ and take a selfie with Slapshot.

9 Questions with Congressional School’s Edwin Gordon

The seasoned educator recently took the helm of the 80-year-old independent school in Falls Church.

These Teachers Will Inspire You

Six local educators share their thoughts on risk-taking, equality, life after military service and what they've learned from your kids.
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Why Can’t We Let Our Kids Fail?

It's not easy watching your child cope with a bad grade, a broken friendship or being cut from the team. But intervening can be worse.

The Case For Shorter Summer Breaks

Studies show that kids tend to lose math and reading skills during extended vacations. Is there an antidote to so-called 'brain drain'?

Back-to-School Shop at These Local Boutiques

Nearby shops promise some great finds—and even some great bargains.

How to Avoid Summer ‘Brain Drain’

Research suggests that kids tend to lose math and reading skills over the summer. Here are some fun ways to keep them curious and engaged.