In recent years, Henrico Schools officials have made more of an effort to open up the county's public schools to community partners – and to the community itself. The goal is to shape schools into “community hubs” that serve all sorts of needs for families, according to Robin Rowland,
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Five additional Henrico schools have been listed by the Virginia Department of Education for 2023-2024 as federally identified for needing more support for certain student groups. Brookland Middle, Cashell Donahoe Elementary, Harold Macon Ratcliffe Elementary, Jacob L. Adams Elementary, and L. Douglas Wilder Middle have been added this school year
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Less than a month from the start of the new school year, Henrico County Public Schools officials still were seeking candidates to fill more than 380 vacant in-school positions – nearly half of them at 21 Eastern Henrico elementary, middle and high schools. Of the 214.6 full-time classroom teacher positions
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Whenever in-person learning resumes in Henrico County’s public schools – January, February or beyond – only about 36% of the school system’s 49,408 students intend to show up. The rest will continue learning virtually, according to the results of student intent surveys completed earlier this month by Henrico families
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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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