Virginia bus driver shortages continue, but determining how bad they are is complicated
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Free breakfast and lunch will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for anyone 18 or younger at 29 Henrico sites this summer, thanks to Henrico County Public Schools' participation in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Food Service Program. The federal program is administered in Henrico
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Henrico Schools unveils design for new Glen Allen elementary school
On May 15, Henrico School Board members approved the schematic design for a new elementary school in the Fairfield District – a project that is estimated to cost a total of $46 million. The two-story, 93,000-square-foot building would hold up to 750 students and would be completed by the beginning
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Henrico Schools hosts bus driver job fair to fill openings
Henrico County Public Schools held its 4th annual bus driving job fair Saturday, giving prospective drivers a hands-on chance to get behind the wheel of a school bus. The event is part of an effort to recruit new drivers ahead of the upcoming school year. The district currently has 450
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2 Henrico high schools redesign ninth-grade experience through partnership with Carnegie Foundation
Through a partnership with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, two Henrico County high schools launched a pilot program this school year to redesign the ninth-grade experience for students. As part of the nationwide “Future of High Schools Initiative Series,” Mills E. Godwin and J. R. Tucker high
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