Gov. Glenn Youngkin called new federal legislation to allow parents to donate tax-free towards their kids’ schooling — including private schools — a “landmark” moment for education on Wednesday afternoon.
However, public school advocates have opposed the measure, citing concerns about funding diversion, inequity, lack of oversight, and constitutional risks.
The legislation,
The Henrico School Board is considering a proposal that would change the attendance boundaries of five elementary schools, five middle schools, and six high schools in the division.
Following a school board directive, Henrico Schools Superintendent Amy Cashwell and her staff brought forth the proposal at a meeting Sept. 11.
A 64-year-old substitute teacher in Henrico is embarking on an extraordinary journey to inspire his students: biking 1,400 miles from Virginia to New Orleans.
David Lannes, known to students as "the sub that comes to school on his bike," will travel through eight states and 20 cities
The Henrico School Board is expected to hear a presentation about potential school boundary adjustment options during its Sept. 11 work session in the New Bridge Learning Center Auditorium, 5915 Nine Mile Road. The meeting will begin at 2:30 p.m.
At its Aug. 28 work session, the board