Nicole Asbury is an Education Reporter at The Washington Post. She focuses on Maryland schools and education, bringing insights from her background as a Kansas native. Nicole's work has been featured in notable publications including The Boston Globe, The Bulletin, Waco Tribune-Herald, RealClear Education, and more.
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Nicole Asbury's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly in the education sector, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. Based on her coverage attributes, she may be open to receiving pitches related to breaking news in the education sector within the United States, especially those pertaining to school districts or legal policy regulation.
Given her focus on local news within Maryland and Washington D.C., outreach efforts should center around providing insights into educational developments impacting these regions specifically. Additionally, due to her reporting of evolving stories and government announcements related to education and school districts, experts offering commentary or analysis concerning these areas are likely to resonate well with Nicole.
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By: Nicole Asbury, Jason Samenow
The earliest first snow in seven years made for slick roads and caused many schools to delay or close.
By: Nicole Asbury
The county has long been reluctant to open charter schools. Now, school leaders are saying they are recommending to close a school that opened in August
By: Nicole Asbury
Sherwood High School in Montgomery County closed Friday after a malfunctioning sprinkler caused water damage that affected about 12 classrooms.
By: Nicole Asbury
A retirement community in Maryland adopted a local elementary school, with senior volunteers helping students with reading skills and more.
By: Nicole Asbury
Montgomery County Public Schools received a large donation to pay off school meals debt.
By: Nicole Asbury
A donor is paying off the debt of about 82,000 meals for low-income students in Maryland's largest school system.
By: Nicole Asbury
Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Taylor says the district is still working to address past mistakes and financial management issues.
By: Nicole Asbury
Over two years ago, Montgomery County Public Schools was in the center of a scandal.
By: Nicole Asbury
Montgomery County’s superintendent recommended revoking the charter of MECCA Business Learning Institute because of concerns about transportation and other services for students with special needs.
Montgomery Countys sole charter school has enough documented violations to close the facility, school system leaders told school board members at a meeting Thursday.
