When Kent Dohrman started college, he majored in communications and had thoughts of becoming a broadcast journalist. But after working as a YMCA camp counselor over his summer breaks, Dohrman's career goals took a turn. "I realized," he recalls, "that [working with children] was what
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The Henrico Education Foundation has awarded grants to 12 programs at Henrico schools, as part of its twice-annual grant process. The awards are designed to help fund groundbreaking ideas that enhance the mission of the school system. Twelve programs that received grants during the 2020-21 school year have been taking
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For young Ricky Mallory, there was never any doubt about the career path he would eventually pursue. His father, Tom Mallory, was a physical education teacher and coach at Tuckahoe Middle School for 40 years. "He was my hero growing up for a multitude of reasons," Mallory says
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The school system’s official enrollment as of Sept. 30 – 48,982 – was just about 140 students more than the unofficial count it released Sept. 21 and represents a decline of just more than 1,400 students from last year, according to data that will be presented to the Henrico
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Dawn Johns has a “vice” that she can’t control. She’s addicted to reading. She can’t pass a bookstore without taking a look and almost always leaves with something new to read. The affliction appears to be contagious in her fifth-grade classroom at Pinchbeck Elementary School, where students
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