Education Archives

Henrico Schools seeks applicants from every school to serve on redistricting committee

June 14, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Henrico Schools is seeking citizens to serve on a committee to lead the process of examining and redrawing school attendance zones for every school in the district.

TIPS! Avoid “summer slide” with these tips from Henrico County Public Schools

June 5, 2019 RVAHub Staff

“Summer slide” isn’t a piece of playground equipment – it’s the tendency for students to lose some of the progress they’ve made during the academic year. However, there are ways to keep your students’ reading skills sharp – and have fun – all summer long.

HCPS holding bus driver job fair June 5th

June 3, 2019 RVAHub Staff

On June 5th, drop by a job fair at the Henrico Training Center, say “yellow” and talk school buses with HCPS departmental and human resources representatives. The school system is seeking candidates for full-time and part-time positions.

Faison Center set to dedicate new health and fitness center at Henrico campus

May 15, 2019 RVAHub Staff

The Flo and Tony Guzman Community Center will be dedicated on May 21st.

Henrico Schools crowns its top teacher, first-year teacher and exceptional education teacher

May 10, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Henrico Schools employs about 4,000 teachers, but only one is honored each year with the division’s Gilman Teacher of the Year Award. Greg Lyndaker, a history and psychology teacher at Henrico High School, was awarded that honor Tuesday at a ceremony at Glen Allen High School.

Richmond Fire Department to offer free CPR training to city teachers

May 7, 2019 RVAHub Staff

The partnership is the result of a proposal by the Mayor’s Teacher Advisory Council (MTAC), a group of RPS teachers who provide insight into what attracts teachers to Richmond and what will keep them living and working here.

Henrico County high schools ranked among best in the commonwealth, nation

May 3, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Of the 330 Virginia high schools ranked by the magazine, HCPS placed three in the top 50 and five in the top 100. Deep Run was ranked the No. 10 high school in the commonwealth, while Mills Godwin, Glen Allen, Douglas Freeman and J.R. Tucker were Nos. 33, 41, 71 and 97, respectively. All five schools were ranked in the top quarter of high schools nationally.