Henrico County Public Schools is working to address heating, ventilation and air conditioning issues at several schools before students return to class on Aug. 24.
The district received $10 million from the county's capital improvement plan to address plumbing, electrical and HVAC needs, along with an additional $2.
The Henrico County Police Division will host a free “Stuff the Backpack” event Saturday, Aug. 22 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Henrico County Training Center, 7701 East Parham Road.
Henrico students can receive a backpack and fill it with school supplies for the upcoming school year. Free
Starting this school year, elementary-schoolers in Henrico Schools will see time limits enforced on technology use in school and no online homework, according to Henrico County Public Schools' Director of Innovation Kourtney Bostain.
The change represents a significant shift for a school division that pioneered school-used technology
Jean-Pierre led the Panthers to their first 10-win season since 2017 and a regional final appearance and returns a healthy portion of starters and contributors. Those who graduated (Ben Yeanay, Andre Clark Jr. and Avery Curtis) did a lot of heavy lifting, especially Yeanay, who was a three-