The COVID-19 virus may have forced the cancellation of the school year, but it may not alter the timeline of Henrico’s school redistricting process. During a work session Thursday, four of the five members of the Henrico School Board voiced their support for sticking to the original redistricting schedule
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Tonight at Wilder Middle School, Henrico Schools officials will host the first of two consecutive gallery walks for Henrico residents to get a closer look at maps of proposed school redistricting options. The school system’s redistricting committee is down to Options D4 and E4 for elementary, middle and high
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Henrico’s school redistricting committee last night released 12 new school boundary options – more than doubling the number of options it has devised to date. With the new additions, a total of 22 options now exist – eight for high schools and seven each for elementary and middle schools. The committee
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If you like having options, Henrico's countywide redistricting effort is the gift that keeps giving. The 67-member redistricting committee tasked with recommending new boundaries for county schools and the consulting firm leading its efforts met last night for three hours at Henrico High School and, through work in
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If you didn’t like any of the initial draft redistricting options for Henrico school boundaries, you’re in luck – there are now more options. The school system’s 67-member volunteer redistricting committee released a second round of draft options Thursday – two for high school boundaries and one each for
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