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What you need to know about Henrico County's 2025 high school graduation schedule
Approximately 4,000 seniors from Henrico County Public Schools’ nine comprehensive high schools will celebrate the culmination of their K-12 journeys during graduation ceremonies at the Henrico Sports and Events Center this month, which also will host completion ceremonies for the school division’s Career and Technical Education students for
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Virginia overhauls SOL testing to boost student achievement
New law will tie test scores to final grades, shift test timing, and give parents clearer results
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VDH issues fish consumption advisory for Eastern Henrico after fish tissue study shows elevated levels of 'forever chemicals'
The Virginia Department of Health is warning people not to eat any sunfish, largemouth bass, chain pickerel or creek chubsucker fish caught in the White Oak Swamp in Eastern Henrico, after fish tissue samples of those species conducted between 2021 and 2023 showed elevated levels of “forever chemicals” known as
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Henrico School Board approves staggered start for 2026-27 school year
The 2026-27 school year in Henrico will begin with a staggered start for the first time in the school system’s history, allowing sixth and ninth graders to better acclimate themselves to new buildings without any other students in attendance, while also helping ease the transition for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten
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Henrico School Board approves slight cost increase for school breakfasts, lunches
The Henrico School Board voted unanimously May 8 to authorize slight price increases for student and adult meals, with officials saying the change was necessary to address rising costs. Full-price student breakfasts will increase from $1.50 to $1.75 beginning in the fall, while full-price student lunches will increase
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