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$4.2 million grant to fund Social Security training program.
A three-year contract from the Social Security Administration will let the VCU School of Education train 500 professionals from public, private and nonprofit agencies to help people with disabilities move into the work force.

Regional effort on autism planned
For the first time, 15 school districts and VCU will combine efforts to address the growing need for educating students with autism disorders.

Richmond Times-Dispatch quotes Dr. DeMary on pushing 8th graders to take Algebra.
Dionna Christian is pleased to be taking Algebra I in eighth grade at L. Douglas Wilder Middle School in Henrico County. For her, it's a way to start high school math courses and eventually become an engineer.