Ashley White is a Freelance Writer at The Advocate. She focuses on education and higher education, exploring themes such as educational policy, school governance, and campus life, while also delving into personal finance topics like credit health and debt management. Ashley's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including SFGate, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Ashley White's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the education sector and community events. She is also actively covering topics related to school safety, crime, and cybersecurity within the Louisiana area.
Given her extensive reporting on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in relation to these areas of focus, she would likely be responsive to pitches featuring exclusive insights into ongoing local incidents or developments in schools or educational institutions. Additionally, providing expert commentary from relevant authorities involved with school safety measures or law enforcement could be valuable for her articles.
If you have unique information about local events impacting education or community safety within Louisiana, Ashley White may be interested in hearing more.
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By: Ashley White
There's little disagreement that Virginia is behind on school capital improvement projects and maintenance.
By: Ashley White, John-Henry Doucette
Some Virginia jurisdictions are asking voters to approve a 1% sales tax to fund new school construction projects.
By: Martin Ignasiak, Ashley White, Nathan Murray
Canada amends the Physical Activities Regulations, removing certain energy projects from the federal Impact Assessment Act Project List.
By: Ashley White
The division held public meetings to share the redrawn boundaries and answer questions about the transition.
By: Ashley White
Through education, department leaders hope families and their young riders will be more cautious and aware when hitting the road.
By: Ashley White
In about two years, Virginia Beach City Public Schools has accumulated more than $350,000 in student meal debt.
By: Ashley White
The Virginia Department of Education released State Performance and Support Framework rankings, outlining school success and areas of need.
Following an event like the fatal shooting near Norview High School, students may experience anxiety or depression and need to talk.
By: Ashley White
States can opt into the program, which school-choice proponents celebrate; it allows families to receive a tax credit for donating to a Scholarship Granting Organization.
By: Nick-Mcnamara
The money pays for work in Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Norfolk and Franklin.
