Posted: 2:14 PM Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, along with West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts Cabinet Secretary Kay Goodwin, announced Monday the launch of the Early Childhood Advisory Council of West Virginia's Website.
Posted: 7:09 PM Police and school administrators say the sale and abuse of prescription drugs is on the rise among students, but much of the problem could be prevented with help from parents.
Updated: 12:04 PM The long-awaited comprehensive overhaul of the No Child Left Behind law may not get off the ground in Congress this year.
Updated: 2:11 PM It's a Children First Good Neighbor Gift idea to promote agriculture, business and healthy eating for children: a Little Farmers' Market.
Posted: 2:07 PM There's a big room at the library in Harrisonburg that's full of junk and storage, but Clare Eiken, the Youth Director at Massanutten Regional Library, has big plans for it.
Updated: 3:53 PM When it comes to social media, the lines of communication between neighbors and families are changing.
Posted: 1:28 PM Fourteen Martinsburg-area businesses have been cited for selling alcohol to a minor.
Posted: 1:13 PM Randy Moss told a group of young inmates he can relate to the poor choices that landed them in prison.
Updated: 12:15 PM Mason County school officials say four eighth graders were disqualified from a recent state competition because their teachers improperly administered the test.
Updated: 6:09 AM One local middle school teacher says she's figured out a way to make reading fun for students while also improving their vocabulary and comprehension skills.
Updated: 3:21 PM According to a search warrant and school officials, a 15-year-old Shelburne Middle School student has been suspended after allegedly selling prescription drugs in the eighth grade bathroom.
Updated: 3:18 PM A bus driver, who took some Rockingham County students home late Tuesday afternoon because of road closures caused by flooding, actually went the extra distance later that night.
Posted: 12:55 PM Virginia's largest youth-led anti-tobacco movement is getting national recognition.
Posted: 12:32 PM Federal health experts say dosing instructions for children younger than two years old should be added to Children's Tylenol and similar products containing acetaminophen, the popular pain reliever and fever reducer.
Posted: 12:29 PM The french fry is fighting back.
Posted: 4:57 PM Advocacy groups are asking the Virginia Board of Social Services to delay the implementation of new regulations they say would allow state-licensed adoption agencies to discriminate against prospective adoptive and foster parents because of their sexual orientation.
Updated: 3:04 PM As American students continue to lose ground to other countries, Valley educators met Tuesday, to find a solution.
Updated: 6:01 PM Some famous West Virginians are joining in the campaign to make reading a priority.
Updated: 6:57 PM Students and faculty at East Rockingham High School are doing their best to make sure everyone has a safe and accident free prom.
Posted: 12:58 PM A major football helmet manufacturer has sharply increased its Washington lobbying this year, responding to a congressional push to come up with new safety standards for children's football helmets.
Updated: 2:49 PM Several dozen students from Waterman Elementary School enjoyed a day at the farm Friday, thanks to a Project 3 grant.
Posted: 1:00 PM New state superintendent Jorea Marple says she wants more year-round schools in West Virginia.
Updated: 5:38 PM The Division of Natural Resources is inviting teachers and coaches to get involved in the Archery in the Schools program.
Updated: 8:04 PM Representatives from a local nonprofit group are trying to make some changes to make the community safer, specifically for young people.
