Henrico Schools officials will dedicate two new Advanced Career Education facilities this month, celebrating expanded opportunities for students to pursue career and technical education studies. The new facilities, one at Hermitage High School and one at Highland Springs High, will provide students with as many as 1,000 potential new
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Henrico Schools opened its new 85,000-square-foot Advanced Career Education Center building at Hermitage High School on Jan. 8 for students in the Workforce & Career Development program. The new facility, which sits in front of the old ACE Center building at Hermitage, has a modern concept with floor-to-ceiling glass
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“As you move on, remember your thoughts,” Varina District School Board member Alicia Atkins told graduates of the Advanced Career Education, or ACE, centers at Hermitage and Highland Springs high schools June 14 at Richmond Raceway. “They are powerful and let the light within you continue to shine bright.” With
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The Henrico School Board is requesting more than $54 million to renovate and expand the school system’s two Advanced Career Education centers, as part of its $100.1-million capital improvement program for Fiscal Year 2021-22, which will begin July 1. The ACE centers currently offer courses in 36 industries,
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