Donna St. George is a national education reporter for The Washington Post, where she has been a staff writer since 1998. She previously worked at the Philadelphia Inquirer and the New York Times.
George Washington's family legacy includes children born from slaves - The Boston Globe
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Students can't get off their phones. Schools have had enough - Donna St. George
VILLAGE, MARYLAND - OCTOBER 1 - Tidiani Epps Jr and his mother Sade Nieuwsfoto's - Getty Images
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announces 78 new appointments to Order of Canada
New murals along D.C. Metropolitan Branch Trail bring color and praise - The Washington Post
How young is too young for cellphones in school?
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Donna Rice Hughes on Life After '80s Sex Scandal
Md. students walk out after viral video slams Black Lives Matter movement - The Washington Post
Buckets Over Bullying, When bullied students end their lives, parents are suing. And schools are paying. A Washington Post analysis found nearly 200 incidents
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Montgomery students take more than 33,000 AP exams - The Washington Post