Virginia's largest high school cancels 2 days of classes after fights

Northern Virginia's largest high school has canceled the final two days of classes in 2024 after fights at the school resulted in injuries to students and staff. Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Melanie Kay-Wyatt said in a letter Wednesday to families that classes would be canceled Thursday and Friday at the city's only high school, Alexandria City High School, formerly known as T.C. Williams. Kay-Wyatt said the closures were implemented amid concerns that additional fights were possible Thursday and Friday.