Virginia’s learning recovery falls short as NAEP scores show mixed results
Despite efforts to close pandemic-era gaps, eighth-grade students slip further behind in math and reading while fourth graders show only slight gains
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Application period opens for $10k scholarship for former Quioccasin MS students
Applications are now being accepted for the Gailes Scholarship, which is open to any current high school seniors who attended Quioccasin Middle School for a minimum of two years. Recipient(s) are awarded up to $10,000 toward college or accredited post-secondary education. Recipients are chosen on the basis of
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Henrico School Board stalls school boundary change proposal
Henrico School Board members decided to hold off on a proposal to change the attendance zones of four high schools by a 3-2 informal vote at their Feb. 27 meeting. The proposal would shift school boundaries to move 190 students from Douglas S. Freeman High School to Mills E. Godwin
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Henrico Schools to host March 11 job fair
Henrico Schools officials will host a job fair March 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the HCPS Parham Road offices, 1910 East Parham Road. The school system is seeking candidates for custodial and maintenance staff, substitute bus drivers, school nutrition staff, instructional assistants, substitute teachers and
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Brookland MS student wins third place in McClellan's Black History Month Essay Contest
Brookland Middle School student Ari Mallory was a third-place winner in U.S. Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan’s second-annual Black History Month Essay Contest. McClellan hosts the competition to educate and increase awareness of significant Black figures in history. “As Black History Month comes to a close, I was touched to
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