Students Walk Out 19 Years After Columbine (photos)
Students from the District and surrounding towns assembled near the White House April 20 before marching to the Capitol with chants of "Enough is enough" and "Vote them out."
Questions for Chloe: Positive Reinforcement for Better Sleep
Dear Chloe,
How, oh, how can I get my four-year-old to sleep longer in the mornings? Or if he is not actually going to keep...
Kids Flock to Science and Engineering Expo in D.C. (photos)
The 5th USA Science and Engineering Festival Expo, presented by Lockheed Martin, commandeered the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on April 7 and 8, dazzling an estimated 350,000 visitors, many of them children.
‘Enough Is Enough,’ Say the Kids
On Saturday, March 24, they all came together — 800,000, 500,000 or 250,000 strong, depending on the reports you believe — for the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C.
Georgetown U. Panel Reflects on School Shootings
Moderated by Mo Elleithee, executive director of the university’s Institute of Politics and Public Service, the panel included current student Sarah Clements, whose mother, a teacher, survived the Sandy Hook shooting.
Florida High School Alums Grieve in D.C.
Well over 100 Stoneman Douglas alumni came together in Georgetown with supporters and legislators on a few days’ notice Feb. 27 to grieve, to support and to plan.
Billy Graham’s Crusades, Among Others
Gobsmacked by news of political scandal and sexual abuse, we try to process the recent deaths of "America's Pastor" and 17 innocents at a Florida high school.
Deputy Mayor for Education Resigns
Jennifer Niles resigned just days after the mayor was alerted that she had helped Public Schools Chancellor Antwan Wilson’s daughter make a non-lottery transfer to Wilson High.
Suspicious Package Found at Duke Ellington School
Police closed streets near the high school and students were evacuated to Hardy Middle School, two blocks north on 35th Street.
All About Politics: Doug Jones, Mayor Bowser and Ballou High
Should Tuesday, Dec. 12, have been a national day of jubilation? Our columnist looks at the election in Alabama and what comes next, as well as at two issues in the District.
