Education Archives - Page 2 of 9

RPS hosting community meetings to gather input on superintendent search

May 16, 2017 RVAHub Staff

Four public meetings will be held at schools throughout the city.

Richmond Public Schools receives $30,000 NEA STEM grant

May 11, 2017 RVAHub Staff

The grant funding will be used to develop training materials for Computer Science integration in partnership with CodeVA.

Five RPS high schools ranked among best in nation in newly-released survey

May 8, 2017 RVAHub Staff

Richmond Community, Franklin Military Academy, George Wythe, Huguenot, and John Marshall High Schools received either Silver or Bronze level awards in the recently-released U.S. News & World Report rankings.

Richmond Montessori School to celebrate 50th anniversary with gala this weekend

May 5, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

Hundreds of parents and longtime friends of the school will gather for a live and silent auction, the unveiling of the school’s plans for The Center for Education, Exploration and Discovery (CEED), and recognition of community volunteers and long tenured faculty and staff.

Support Richmond Public Schools Thursday morning with fundraiser at Ironclad Coffee Roasters

April 26, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

Enjoy coffee, cinnamon rolls, and other treats with your neighbors in support of RPS Thursday morning at the Scott’s Addition roastery.

PHOTOS: Inside VCU’s new Institute for Contemporary Art

April 26, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

VCU’s $41 million landmark project is stunning and will be transformative for a somewhat blighted intersection that serves as a major gateway to the city. Here’s a look inside.

RPS Preschool Health & Summer Expo this Saturday at the Arthur Ashe Center

April 25, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

Register for preschool, summer classes, get access to community health resources, and more.

Nearly 200 Freeman High School students possibly exposed to tuberculosis this school year

April 25, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

At least 189 students could have been exposed in class or on the bus, officials confirmed to parents in a letter Monday.

Richmond Public Schools to part ways with Superintendent Bedden in June

April 24, 2017 Trevor Dickerson

The move will end Dr. Bedden’s contract two years earlier than planned. School Board officials have yet to officially comment on the move.

John B. Cary’s Learning Garden work day on April 22

April 21, 2017 Richard Hayes

Gardens are a great place for learning and John B. Cary is looking to join the ranks of schools with a garden.