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Henrico Schools proposes new ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone ban
Henrico Schools officials are proposing a change to the Code of Student Conduct that would require middle and high school students to keep their cell phones tucked away, either in their backpacks or division storage containers, for the entire school day. The division’s current cell phone policy requires middle-
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Virginia Screen-Free Week encourages you to unplug for a bit
Lawmakers at various levels of government are working to address screen time’s effect on youth education and health
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The campus at Virginia Randolph is getting a big makeover – and a do-over
In 1894, the current site of the campus at Virginia Randolph was the site of a one-room schoolhouse where Virginia Randolph – the daughter of former slaves and a woman who would later become one of the most prominent educators in the American South – began her teaching career in Henrico. During
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Fairfield Middle School implements temporary phone-free rule after rise in phone issues
Students at Fairfield Middle School will have to keep their cell phones off and away for the entire school day starting April 7 until May 16, according to a social media message posted by the school April 4. The new rule only applies to Fairfield Middle students, who returned from
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