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Z Green Pages
Alexandria Students Explore Watersheds, Climate Action and Sustainability
By Ryan Freed Alexandria, VA – What can students discover when their classroom becomes a local park, a stormwater pond…
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Alexandria News
She Finished Last. Then Won Olympic Gold. Now She’s Inspiring Alexandria Girls.
Olympic triple-jump champion Thea LaFond-Gadson shared her journey from last place in Rio to historic gold in Paris with Girls…
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School News
Their First Hike Was Old Rag. These Alexandria Teens Went the Distance.
Ten Alexandria high-school students—many on their first hike—completed Old Rag’s demanding 9.4-mile loop with Wilderness Kids Alexandria.
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Alexandria News
Kitty Porterfield, Founder of Scholarship Fund of Alexandria, Dies at 85
Kitty Porterfield, founder of the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria and a 2025 Living Legend, died at 85. Her legacy includes…
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Del Ray Doings
All Aboard! Del Ray Rallies to Save Its Century-Old Caboose
ALEXANDRIA, VA — It hasn’t moved an inch in 50 years. Yet Del Ray’s historic red caboose faces its biggest…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria VA Schools See Score Gains at 16 of 17 Schools – One Earned Virginia’s Top Rating
Alexandria City Public Schools improved at 16 of 17 schools under Virginia’s accountability framework, with gains in SOL pass rates,…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria Names Dr. Jharrett Bryantt as New Schools Superintendent; $310,000 Salary, February Start
Anchorage superintendent Dr. Jharrett Bryantt will lead Alexandria City Public Schools starting February 1, 2027, with a $310,000 annual salary.
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Giving Back
Volunteer as an Alexandria Reading Tutor With ATC Book Buddies
By Lisa Jacobs, Executive Director, ATC Alexandria, VA – Alexandria Tutoring Consortium (ATC) is gearing up to help 315 of…
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Agenda:Alexandria to Host Oct. 26 Forum on ACPS Performance and School Funding
Alexandria, VA – Is Alexandria City Public Schools meeting the mark for its students—and what should the city do next?…
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