Huguenot High School’s library functions as a type of escape from the pressures of student life, a place where kids can come and “chill out,” as librarian Kevin Murray puts it. He doesn’t give out grades or assign homework, so it makes sense why so many students like
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The Richmond School Board became the first in Virginia to approve collective bargaining for its teachers on Monday. The win offers a glimmer of hope for members of the Henrico Education Association, whose members have been working to set the stage for their push for a seat at the negotiation
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The Henrico Education Association, long known as the local teachers union, has been advocating for Henrico’s educators since the 1970s. But it has never been a true union since it hasn't been able to collectively bargain; that's because – until earlier this year – Virginia was one
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The Henrico Education Association Thursday denounced the Henrico County Public Schools’ new mask policy for the 2021-2022 school year, which makes mask-wearing optional in schools. “If you have read the new CDC guidelines side-by-side with the new HCPS mask policy, you would agree that the latter is woefully inadequate,” wrote
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