Updated: 6:26 PM Valley school officials say they'll be a part of a program to integrate online courses into their curriculum.

Updated: 2:55 PM Your children could have the option to take more online classes when they go back to school next fall.

Posted: 5:02 PM A man in Harrisonburg is accused of driving drunk with his toddler son in the car and not properly restrained in a car seat.

Updated: 4:55 PM On Thursday night, the Augusta County School Board approved a program aimed at helping the children of migrant workers achieve their educational goals.

Posted: 3:29 PM Augusta County Schools are reaching out to help identify and meet the needs of migrant workers' children.

Updated: 4:38 PM The Agriculture Department says its new healthy eating symbol, called "My Plate," will show Americans that nutrition doesn't have to be complicated.

Updated: 4:21 PM Kids from across the country are competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Updated: 6:56 PM A Harrisonburg woman is facing child neglect and endangerment charges after she allegedly left her child in her car.

Posted: 12:02 PM Eating healthy food isn't always cheap, and some conservative lawmakers in Congress are concerned that the Obama administration's effort to make school lunches more nutritious is a luxury the nation can't afford.

Posted: 7:09 PM A yard full of pink flamingos is no surprise to mark a milestone birthday or anniversary, but flamingos have recently been showing up on lawns across Augusta County for no apparent reason.

Posted: 11:44 AM Claiming the new rules are just too costly, House Republicans are pushing back against the Obama administration's efforts to promote healthier school lunches.

Updated: 5:32 PM The 84th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee is underway.

Updated: 2:23 PM Classes are wrapping up for Staunton Public Schools, but many students weren't expecting temperatures in the upper 90s to greet them for their last week of school.

Updated: 2:16 PM A local school has won a contest as part of the National Youth Safety Traffic Month.

Posted: 10:53 AM Swings are coming back to Cabell County school playgrounds.

Updated: 2:22 PM Temperatures in the 90s and a day off of work due to Memorial Day created the perfect conditions for many pool goers at Gypsy Hill Park Pool in Staunton Monday.

Posted: 12:03 PM UNICEF is for the first time publicizing what drugmakers charge it for vaccines, as the world's biggest buyer of lifesaving immunizations aims to spark price competition in the face of rising costs.

Updated: 2:30 PM Tammy Knott says after her son, Bubby, received his mumps, measles and rubella vaccine at 18-months, things changed.

Updated: 8:02 AM Stuarts Draft High School was entered in an Act Out Loud competition by its SADD club.

Updated: 3:16 PM College is something of which Stonewall Jackson High School senior Julieta Belmontez has always dreamed.

Posted: 4:34 PM The financial crisis hitting many of the nation's public schools is taking a heavy toll in cities such as Stockton, a blue-collar port city that struggles even in good times.

Posted: 12:50 PM A new report says West Virginia is making progress in meeting children's dental health needs.

Posted: 2:56 PM More than 100 parents are raising concerns about what they call intimidation at Mountain View Elementary School in Rockingham County, but some teachers say there's nothing about which they should be worried.

Posted: 2:45 PM It's SOL time for Harrisonburg City Schools, and Spotswood Elementary has seen test scores improving each of the past few years.

Posted: 6:48 PM Children from all across the world are spending the week at James Madison University for the 2011 International Student Convention.