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On April 11, Glen Allen Elementary School students and staff enjoyed a mini-reunion with former students who are now high school seniors. The soon-to-be-graduates – who started kindergarten in 2012 and left as fifth-graders in 2019 – returned to their alma mater for a Senior Walk, coming not only from Glen Allen
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Godwin HS student earns National Merit Scholarship award
A Mills Godwin High School student is one of 11 high school seniors in Virginia to earn a corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship award, announced today by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Emily Yang earned a National Merit NewMarket Corporation Scholarship through the program, which in total awarded about 830 high
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Fairfield MS to host 'All-About-Me Day' April 26
Fairfield Middle School will hold its fourth-annual "All-About-Me Day Community Festival" Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will feature games, music, student performances, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament and more and is open to the public. Middle and high school students can
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Henrico School Board approves $944 million budget, with largest state aid in recent history
The Henrico School Board adopted a $944 million budget for the 2025-2026 school year on April 17 – a $63 million increase from the current fiscal year’s budget. This year, Henrico Schools received $429 million in state aid towards the general fund, the highest amount in modern history, according to
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