More than half of Henrico schools fell into the bottom two performance categories – “off track” and “needs intensive support” – under the state’s new accountability system released Dec. 9.
The Virginia Department of Education’s new school rating system categorizes schools into four groups: “distinguished,” “on track,” “off track,” and
The Henrico School Board has asked the county for a $14 million increase in capital improvement funding for next school year to address the division’s “critical” infrastructure needs.
The board approved a $48.4 million capital improvement plan proposal on Nov. 13, requesting $15 million in mechanical funding to
Since September, the Henrico School Board has dropped a number of schools from its redistricting plan, and some board members feel uncertain about the current watered-down proposal.
The board’s initial Sept. 11 proposal involved seven different scenarios that would move more than 1,800 students. But after pushback from
Henrico County Public Schools officials will host a job fair at the HCPS Parham Road offices (1910 East Parham Road) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 3.
Attendees will be able to talk with HCPS representatives about job opportunities with the HCPS Department of School