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One year in, Henrico CARES has provided students more than 400 mental healthcare appointments
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Henrico Schools proposes staggered start in fall of 2026, changes to policies on staff duties
Henrico School Board members will review the proposed 2026-2027 Henrico Schools calendar, which includes a staggered start, at a March 27 work session and vote on the proposal in May. The proposed calendar would have students in grades 1-5, 6 and 9 start school on Monday, Aug. 24, while students
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Henrico ACE students will help build their own school with new HCPS partnership
For the first time, Henrico Schools will have its own students help construct a part of their new school, with students working alongside contractors to build the second floor of the new Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage High School. HCPS announced its new “groundbreaking” partnership with the Associated General
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Va. community colleges end diversity, equity and inclusion practices
Virginia’s 23 community colleges will be required to ensure all of their programs and practices comply with federal regulations to ensure everyone is treated fairly and equally, ending policies that promote diversity, equity and inclusion. The decision by the Virginia Community College System’s State Board is in response
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Henrico Education Foundation CEO leaving for college foundation in Norfolk
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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