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Faulty air conditioning systems are affecting multiple Henrico County schools, leaving students and staff in sweltering conditions as spring temperatures climb. Parents at Skipwith Elementary School first raised concerns Monday, saying the problem has persisted for months and affects several areas of the building. Following numerous emails about HVAC problems
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Henrico ACE students get a close-up look at careers in construction
High school students in Henrico are getting a ground-level look at careers in the construction trades through the ACE Construction Program, with a recent job site visit introducing them to roofing. Hertless Brothers Roofing Owner Scott Schufflebarger invited ACE students to the job site to introduce them to roofing as
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New Henrico Schools software will allow teachers to see and control what students are doing on their computers in real time
In August, Henrico Schools will install new software on students’ school-issued devices that will allow teachers to view what students are actively doing on their screens and what websites a student has opened. The new software – Securly Classroom – will be a “powerful tool” to help teachers keep students on task
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Spanberger: ‘Value’ will be guiding factor for Virginia’s use of national education assessment
The National Assessment of Educational Progress, the nation’s leading assessment tool, will expand in 2028, giving states, including Virginia, the opportunity to use the tests to address student achievement and inform learning practices. On Friday, the National Assessment Governing Board voted to expand the number of courses it administers
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