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Henrico Education Foundation Chief Executive Officer Damon Jiggetts will step down this spring to become president and CEO of Access College Foundation in Norfolk, the organization announced this week. “The board of directors deeply appreciates Damon’s leadership,” said HEF Board Chair Anne Poates. “His unwavering focus on our mission
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Henrico Historical Awareness Project competition honors Henrico fifth-graders
More than two dozen Henrico fifth-graders were honored this winter for their winning entries in the Historical Awareness Project. Sponsored by the Historic Preservation Advisory Committee and Henrico County Recreation and Parks, the annual competition awards top students in each of the magisterial districts for their presentations (either on poster
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Heated discussion erupts at Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting over school redistricting, disparities in schools
Henrico Board of Supervisors members criticized the school board’s decision to hold off on a high school redistricting plan and urged board members to “do more” to address disparities between schools across the county at a joint budget meeting. Last week, the Henrico School Board voted 3-2 to drop
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Henrico Schools' 2025-26 kindergarten registration opens March 24
Registration for kindergarten at Henrico County Public Schools will open online March 24 for children who will be five years old by Sept. 30. Families also will have the opportunity to go through the entire process in person during the 2025-26 Kindergarten Registration Kickoff at all 46 HCPS elementary schools
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