Newspaper clippings from years past showcase Henrico Schools’ Center for Spanish Language and Global Citizenship at JR Tucker High School. (Liana Hardy/Henrico Citizen)
By the end of 2026, Henrico Police will have installed speed cameras at every high school and two middle schools in the county in an effort to increase pedestrian safety in school zones.
After a 30-day “warning period” – during which drivers will only receive a mailed warning notice about
The Henrico Sheriff's Office is collecting personal hygiene items through Aug. 14 to benefit Henrico County Public Schools students. The initiative is part of a partnership with Heart of Henrico and the East End Boxing Club.
Items needed include:
• toothbrushes;
• toothpaste;
• deodorant (for males and females);
• feminine napkins;
For the first time, Henrico County Public Schools will begin the school year next month with a staggered start, meaning some students will begin Aug. 24, while others will start Aug. 25.
The plan is designed to allow preschool and kindergarten students to spend time in a small group setting