Henrico Schools proposes staggered start in fall of 2026, changes to policies on staff duties
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U.S. Congressman Rob Wittman (VA-01) recently welcomed the winners of the 2024 Congressional App Challenge for Virginia’s First District to Capitol Hill and congratulated them in person for their achievement. The winning app, Fintelligent, was developed by Deep Run High School students Aleksander Kurgan, Richard John, Kartikeya Jain,
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Kokosing makes $25,000 donation to assist with ACE Center project
Kokosing, a family-owned construction company in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, has donated $25,000 to Henrico County Public Schools to support the student-involved renovation of the second floor of the ACE Center at Hermitage High School. Company officials made the presentation April 7. “When we heard that students would be
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Art project supporting Noah’s Children brings together record number of local schools
Hundreds of handcrafted paper and ceramic butterflies will decorate the walls of local Bon Secours hospitals, some made by Henrico students, in support of Noah’s Children, a hospice program for children with life-threatening illnesses. As Central Virginia’s only pediatric palliative care program, Noah’s Children serves about 300
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UR's first lady pens children's book about Spiders' mascot
Along Came the Spiders, a new children’s book written by University of Richmond first lady Tina Hallock, tells the story of how the university's sports teams became the only collegiate teams with a spider mascot. When traveling with her husband, University of Richmond president Kevin F. Hallock,
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