Bullying is one of the top issues for parents, students and staff in Henrico Schools, according to the results of the HCPS 2024 School Survey conducted in February. About half of participants reported a verbal, social, physical or cyberbullying problem at their school. In total, 76% of the student population
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Henrico students who completed at least one sequence of Career and Technical Education classes graduated high school on time at a rate of more than 98% last year, Mac Beaton, director of workforce and career development announced at the last Henrico School Board meeting. “That's something to celebrate,
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The Henrico County Public Schools' graduation rate has dropped during the past two years, while the dropout rate has risen – especially for Hispanic and English learner students, according to data presented to the Henrico School Board last week. The Henrico graduation rate roughly mirrored the Virginia rate until 2018,
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Black, Hispanic, English-learner and economically disadvantaged students and students with disabilities are underrepresented in Henrico County Public Schools’ advanced course enrollment, gifted identification and the four-year graduation rate indexes in varying levels, school system data from the past two school years shows. Black students, economically disadvantaged students and students with
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