Public schools in Henrico County reported 40 new COVID-19 cases among people associated with schools between Saturday and Monday. Nineteen of the new cases occurred in connection with elementary schools, six in connection with middle schools and 15 with high schools. The high school cases resulted in 30 identified close
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Twelve new cases of COVID-19 at Henrico’s public schools since March 10 have resulted in 114 people entering quarantine, according to school system data as of March 15. To date, since schools began reopening in person on a staggered basis Feb. 22, there have been 33 new cases of
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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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Preliminary enrollment totals indicate that Henrico County Public Schools has lost about 1,500 students from last year – perhaps due to a combination of parents removing students to homeschool them or enroll them in private school, coupled with others holding off on enrolling rising kindergartners. As of Sept. 21, unofficial
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Denae Griffin’s dreams of becoming a fashion designer died a cruel death when she reached a simple realization: She couldn’t draw. Fortunately, her mother, grandmother and aunt all were teachers, and her future fell into place. “There really wasn’t any other option,” she said with a laugh.
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