HCPS News: Graduations, summer meals and videos from...

May 22, 2026 • Vol. 9, Issue 19 CONGRATS GRADS • IMPORTANT DATES • HIGH SCHOOL PILOT • SUMMER ENGAGEMENT TOUR • SCHOOL VIDEOS • HEF SCHOLARSHIPS • SUMMER MEALS     Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Graduation season is officially in full swing! Students from the Academy at Virginia Randolph kicked off the celebrations with their commencement on May 19, followed by Henrico Virtual Academy on May 20. On May 21, the ACE Centers at Highland Springs, Virginia Randolph and Hermitage held their completion ceremonies. Next week, HCPS' nine comprehensive high schools will hold their commencements May 27-29 at the Henrico Sports and Events Center. For more information, or to see photo galleries or watch livestreams and replays from the events, visit our graduation hub at henricoschools.us/graduation.   IMPORTANT DATES May 25: Memorial Day - All schools closed May 29: Last day of school June 1: Last day for teachers   HCPS pilots new project-based 'experience' for 9th graders at Godwin and Tucker Known for innovative and experiential learning for students, Henrico County Public Schools is once again at the forefront of reimagining public education through a partnership with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. As part of the nationwide “Future of High Schools Initiative Series,” Mills E. Godwin and J. R. Tucker high schools launched a pilot program this year, where teachers redesigned the ninth-grade experience to focus on project-based, real-world learning. Click here to read more about the program and how HCPS plans to expand it.   Join Family and Community Engagement for resources and fun in the sun this summer! Once we're done celebrating the end of the 2025-26 school year, join us on the 2026 Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Summer Tour! This summer, Henrico Schools is coming into the community to connect, celebrate and support families as we get ready for the 2026-27 school year. Our FACE Summer Tour brings learning, resources and fun directly to neighborhoods across Henrico — making it easy for families to join in, connect with schools and get prepared for what’s next. The summer of fun will culminate in this year's BACK-TO-SCHOOL KICKOFF, Aug. 15, 10 a.m.-3- p.m., at the Henrico Sports and Events Center! Stay tuned to henricoschools.us/page/family-and-community-engagement and our Back-to-School page for more details this summer. All events are FREE and open to the community, with interpreters available! Wednesday, June 17, 2-4 p.m. at The Oak Avenue Complex (15 S. Oak Ave. Highland Springs, VA 23075) Wednesday, June 24, 2-4 p.m. at The Campus of Virginia Randolph (2204 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060) Wednesday, July 1, 2-4 p.m. at the Tuckahoe YMCA (9211 Patterson Ave. Henrico, VA 23229) Wednesday, July 15, 1-3 p.m., at Brookland Middle School (9200 Lydell Drive, Henrico, VA 23228) Thursday, July 16, 10 a.m.-noon (hosted by McKinney-Vento) at Hermitage High School – Football Stadium (8301 Hungary Spring Road, Henrico, VA 23228) Tuesday, July 21, 1-3 p.m., at Quioccasin Middle School (9400 Quioccasin Road, Henrico, VA 23238)  Thursday, July 23, 10 a.m.-Noon (hosted by McKinney-Vento) at Henrico High School – Football Stadium (302 Azalea Ave., Henrico, VA 23227) Thursday, July 30, 10 a.m.-noon, (hosted by McKinney-Vento) at Highland Springs High School – Student Parking Lot (200 S. Airport Drive, Highland Springs, VA 23075) Questions about one of these Summer Tour stops? Email face@henrico.k12.va.us or call 804-952-8100 or 804-657-4876 (Interpretive Service).   School videos from across Henrico County Stay up-to-date on the latest happenings at our schools and find more videos on the HCPS YouTube channel. Henrico HEROES: Learn more about this mentoring program and how you can sign up to volunteer to make a difference in a student's life. Christie Award: Congratulations to this year's division winner, Kimberly Didra, for her exceptional support working with students with disabilities.  Military Commitment Celebration: HCPS recently honored graduating seniors who have chosen to enlist in a military branch, enter a military academy or join a college ROTC program. READtoRUN: Thanks to local nonprofit READtoRUN and community partner Curtis&Co, fifth graders at Seven Pines Elementary earned new shoes as a prize for completing two reading projects!   HEF awards scholarships to Henrico students The Henrico Education Foundation awarded 24 scholarships to graduating seniors across seven Henrico high schools, investing a total of $65,500 in their future. These scholarships recognize students’ hard work, leadership and potential, helping them take the next step toward continued education and opportunity. This impact is made possible through the generosity of HEF’s community donors, many of whom are friends and family who have established memorial scholarships to honor loved ones. Through their legacy, students are inspired and supported in pursuing their own dreams.   Free meals available during summer months There's just one more week of school left, but HCPS will continue offering breakfast and lunch throughout the summer. The division will participate in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be available for anyone age 18 or younger at 29 HCPS and community sites Monday through Thursday in June and July. Parents and guardians are not eligible for the free meal service.  Meals are not available to go and must be consumed on site. They will be served on a first come, first served basis.   Exact meal times will vary by location. All sites will be closed Thursday, June 18, and Thursday, July 2, in observation of the Juneteenth and Independence Day holidays. For a list of sites and available dates, visit henricoschools.us/school-nutrition-services.   Henrico County Public Schools Division of Communications P. O. Box 23120 • 3820 Nine Mile Road, Henrico, VA 23223 • 804-652-3600  Follow HCPS on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

Friday, May 22 2026

HCPS News: Program highlights, upcoming events and v...

April 24, 2026 • Vol. 9, Issue 17 OPPORTUNITY FEST • CELEBRATING CTE STUDENTS • BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH SPORTS • FAIR OAKS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION • SCHOOL VIDEOS • A MESSAGE FROM HEF • 2026-27 BUDGET APPROVAL • DATES AND REMINDERS   There has been plenty afoot across Henrico County Public Schools in the last couple of weeks, and there are still plenty of events and opportunities for families as we approach the end of the 2025-26 school year. We're excited to share some of the highlights with you in this edition of The Binder!   Resources galore at Opportunity Fest! The Opportunity Fest resource fair is set for 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, April 25, at the ACE Center at Hermitage (8350 Hermitage High Blvd., Henrico, VA 23228). The event brings together departments across Henrico Schools and community organizations that are offering valuable summer resources for students and families heading into the summer. It's hosted by the divisions of Empowerment, Development and Opportunity and Family and Community Engagement. Attendees can also pick up summer swag and enjoy free snacks!   Lots to celebrate for our CTE students 74 students signed letters of intent for post-gradation careers with Henrico employers HCPS held its annual Career and Technical Education Letter-of-Intent Signing Day this week to honor high school seniors entering the workforce equipped with life-ready skills. Students gathered with representatives of their future employers to sign agreements making their plans official. The event is patterned after ceremonies that honor athletes as they gather in gyms to sign letters-of-intent to play for college athletic programs. Virginia Secretary of Education Dr. Jeffery O. Smith, members of the School Board, Superintendent Dr. Amy Cashwell and city officials were in attendance. Check out the Channel 6 segment here. Eaton surprises High Tech Academy with $10,000 donation for STEM education The High Tech Academy program received a surprise $10,000 donation last week to purchase STEM supplies and resources. The donation comes from Eaton, a premier intelligent power management company with a long-standing and growing manufacturing presence in Virginia.  High Tech Academy is a dual-enrollment STEM program at the ACE Center at Highland Springs that gives students the opportunity to take college-level engineering, math and physics classes. It is offered alongside other career and technical education programs via Henrico Workforce & Career Development. Read more here.   Highland Springs soccer club program keeps multilingual learners engaged About a dozen students walked out onto the field at Highland Springs High School on a recent Tuesday afternoon, holding soccer balls and chatting animatedly in Spanish. The students are part of a soccer club formed by Assistant Principal JoAna Smith to help multilingual learners feel more engaged at school. Smith, who serves as the school’s administrator for the multilingual learner population, said she loves Henrico County Public School’s focus on cultural responsiveness as part of its instructional model. “Part of that is you have to be intentional with relationships with students and make connections with them,” she said. Creating the club has been a way to deepen those connections. Read more here, including what students say the program means to them and how it has improved attendance, grades and behavior.   Fair Oaks Elementary to commemorate 100 years with community celebration May 2 Also coming up is Fair Oaks' centennial celebration on May 2, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The theme is “Moving forward while looking back,” celebrating a century of community, education and tradition. Free food and activities will be provided. Fair Oaks Elementary School was founded in 1926 as the Fair Oaks School, a four-room schoolhouse that was the result of the Rosenwald program. According to the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, “The Rosenwald Program was a rural school building program that helped educate Black children during a time of deep racial inequalities in public schools. Seed money was provided to help build the schools, while local governments and Black communities, despite facing significant hardships, came together to contribute money, land, building materials and labor to provide educational opportunities for their children.”  For more information, contact the Fair Oaks Commemorative Committee at FairoakselementaryCommittee26@gmail.com.   School videos from across Henrico County From Short Pump to Varina, find more videos about HCPS schools at the HCPS YouTube channel. Arts Festival: Check out the highlights from last weekend's 2026 HCPS A.R.T.S. Festival at Hermitage High School. Battle of the Classes: Classes at Glen Allen High School battle it out in arts, sports and dance in this high-energy event! Henrico's future teachers: Some graduating seniors with the news that they've been accepted into the Teacher Scholars program. New kicks: Thanks to Truist Bank and Samaritan's Feet, every student at Jacob L. Adams Elementary recently received a new pair of sneakers.   A heartfelt thank you from the Henrico Education Foundation! We are deeply grateful to the sponsors and guests who joined us for the Sixth Annual Excellence in Education Celebration. Your presence and support mean so much to the HCPS community of students, teachers and staff. If you would like to see more photos from the event, click here. Also: A reminder that registration is open for the 2026 HEF Summer Programs and the 2026-27 HEF Learning and Discovery afterschool programs. Visit henricogives.reg.eleyo.com.   School Board approves final 2026-27 budget The School Board last week approved a final 2026-27 budget. The conservative plan takes into account the uncertainties in state funding while prioritizing high-impact areas that directly affect classrooms and facilities, including: 20 English Language Learner positions 7 Special Education staff positions Staffing for the new Center for CyberSecurity at Henrico High School and the new Living Building Funding for operational needs, including additional HVAC staff and increased funding for maintenance and repairs Implementation costs of Year 3 of Henrico CARES, including 5 school counselors and funding to expand telehealth services HCPS staff will also receive a 3% across-the-board salary increase, and the division is offsetting most, if not all, rising health care plan costs. “On behalf of the School Board, I am happy that we can unanimously support and approve this budget,” said School Board Chair Madison Irving. “While it is a reduction from the plan we approved in February, we appreciate the Board of Supervisors’ indication that if additional state funds become available, we will be able to move forward in filling additional instructional positions from the original budget proposal.”   A few more important dates and reminders: Raising Calm, The Power of Silence: Parents and educators are invited to attend this three-week series that will offer practical tools for creating a calm emotional climate at home and in the classroom. Sessions are set for 6-8 p.m. May 4, May 11 and May 18 at The Oak Avenue Complex. Register in advance by clicking here. Longan Legacy Last Look: The community is invited to join the Longan family for one final walk-through of the school before it is torn down and the new building opens next year. The event will be held 5-7 p.m. May 21. Graduations: The end of the year is just around the corner, and we look forward to celebrating our Class of 2026. Click here to see graduation schedules.   Henrico County Public Schools Division of Communications P. O. Box 23120 • 3820 Nine Mile Road, Henrico, VA 23223 • 804-652-3600  Follow HCPS on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

Friday, Apr 24 2026

HCPS News: SOL testing starting next week, walk-in f...

April 10, 2026 • Vol. 9, Issue 16 SOL TESTING • HEF GALA • KINDERGARTEN AND PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION • FOOD PANTRY • SPEECH AND DEBATE • COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS ANNOUNCEMENT • SCHOOL VIDEOS FROM HENRICO • IMPORTANT DATES AND EVENTS   Standards of Learning (SOL) testing begins April 14 SOL testing is scheduled for April 14 through May 14. Specific dates will be communicated by your individual school. SOL tests are for students in grades 3-8 and those in specific high school credit courses. They assess what students should know and be able to do at the end of each grade or course and provide insights of a student's learning progress. To prepare for testing, students should: practice using the SOL Practice Items come to school each day with a good night’s rest and a healthy breakfast bring their fully charged laptop and charger More information: To learn more about the SOL tests, click here. Want to see test results? Once testing begins, parents will receive information via ParentSquare to access student test reports in the Virginia Assessment Parent Portal. Reports are posted about two weeks after testing. Student details and claim code information must be entered in "Find Test Results" after each test to receive the most current information.   After all testing has been completed, test reports will also be shared with families through ParentSquare in June.   Questions? Contact your child’s school or call the Department of Assessment, Research and Evaluation at 804-652-3830.   HEF Excellence in Education gala to be held next week The Henrico Education Foundation is hosting the Sixth Annual Excellence in Education Celebration 5:30-9 p.m. on April 16 at the Dewey Gottwald Center in the Science Museum of Virginia. The 2026 theme, “A Million Dreams,” celebrates the potential of Henrico County students and the partnerships that help turn aspirations into opportunity. Event proceeds benefit HEF programs that directly support Henrico County Public Schools through grants, enrichment initiatives and strategic partnerships focused on equity and long-term student success. To purchase tickets, visit https://henricogives.org/celebration/.   Kindergarten registration and preschool applications now open A reminder that you can now register your littles for kindergarten or apply for preschool. Families of Henrico County children who will be 5 years old by Sept. 30 can register for kindergarten online at www.hcps.info/KRegistration. Required documents include: an original birth certificate, proof of residency, immunization records, documentation of a completed physical in the 12 months prior to the start of school, and a parent or guardian’s picture ID with a current Henrico address.  Applications for HCPS Early Learning Preschool are also open for the 2026-27 school year for eligible 4-year-olds. For more information and to view eligibility requirements, visit www.henricoschools.us/preschool.   More Henrico Schools news Food pantry open for walk-ins every Monday Earlier this year, the Division of Family and Community Engagement (FACE) began offering expanded food access to HCPS families, thanks to a partnership with Feed More. A walk-in pantry is available at The Oak Avenue Complex, 15 S. Oak Avenue, Highland Springs, VA. Families can access the pantry during walk-in hours on Mondays, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. To arrange access outside of walk-in hours, families can request a referral from school-based staff for other pick-up or drop-off times, or contact FACE directly at 804-952-8100. National Speech & Debate Tournament coming to Henrico, Richmond area In June, more than 7,000 students from 1,500 schools will converge on Henrico and the Richmond area for the 2026 National Speech & Debate Tournament — an announcement that was made this week during a press conference on the home turf of some of our own star speech and debate students at Deep Run High School! The Richmond Forum and Richmond Region Tourism partnered to bring the national event to the Mid-Atlantic for the first time since 2000.   Henrico Schools' Chief of Family and Community Engagement tapped to lead Communities In Schools of Richmond Join us in both congratulating and saying goodbye to our very own Adrienne Cole Johnson, HCPS’ Chief of Family and Community Engagement. She has been named the new president and CEO of Communities In Schools of Richmond and will take the helm in July. As Chief of FACE, Johnson leads the division’s community school strategy and oversees a team of more than 60 staff working to connect students and families with wraparound supports, like mental health services. We look forward to working with her in her new role at CIS Richmond!   School videos from across Henrico County From Short Pump to Varina, find more videos about HCPS schools at the HCPS YouTube channel. LifeReady '26: The annual event brings together students from every HCPS school to showcase innovative ideas and projects they've worked on. Yay of the Day!: Richard Hurdle with the transportation department was recently honored as a Yay of the Day! Thanks for all you do! 'Healthy: A Celebration of Feeling Good: Enjoy this event emphasizing health, recently presented by Arthur Ashe, Jr. Elementary students. Senior Walk: Seniors from all over Henrico County recently visited their elementary and middle schools to share the excitement of graduation.   MORE IMPORTANT REMINDERS AND UPCOMING HCPS EVENTS Plant sales and entrepreneurship days: The ACE Centers at Hermitage and Virginia Randolph will sell student-grown herbs and plants, as well as offer numerous other services from the centers' other programs. The event is 11 a.m.-5 p.m. April 15-16 at the ACE Center at Hermitage and 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. April 24 and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. April 25 at the ACE Center at Virginia Randolph. A.R.T.S. Festival: The 11th Annuall HCPS A.R.T.S. Festival will be held at Hermitage High School 10 a.m.-4 p.m. April 18-19. Enjoy arts exhibitions from across the county, as well as musical performances, hands-on activities and more! Special election: A reminder that all schools will be closed April 21 as they serve as polling places during the special election. Opportunity Fest 2026: This resource fair is set for 11 a.m.-1 p.m. April 25 at the ACE Center at Hermitage. The event is hosted by the divisions of Empowerment, Development and Opportunity and Family and Community Engagement. Come pick up summer swag and enjoy free snacks while getting resources about ways your children can stay engaged and learning during the summer. Centennial Celebration: Fair Oaks Elementary School is turning 100 years old this year! The school community will host a celebration 10 a.m.-2 p.m. May 2. The theme is “Moving forward while looking back." Free food will be provided, as well as activities for adults and children.  Graduations: The end of the year is just around the corner, and we look forward to celebrating our Class of 2026. Click here to see graduation schedules.   Henrico County Public Schools Division of Communications P. O. Box 23120 • 3820 Nine Mile Road, Henrico, VA 23223 • 804-652-3600  Follow HCPS on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

Friday, Apr 10 2026

Help your school and community by donating your deni...

HCPS families: Help your school and community by donating your denim in the 2026 Denim Drive! Turn jeans into jobs while helping your favorite HCPS school! Each year in the Denim Drive — a partnership between Goodwill of Central and Coastal Virginia and Henrico County Public Schools — families and community members donate gently used denim clothing of all kinds. Goodwill tracks the denim donated on behalf of each Henrico school, then awards nine cash prizes — up to $1,000! — to the top three elementary, middle and high schools. The denim is sold in Goodwill stores or recycled, with revenue supporting our youth and life-changing job training programs in central Virginia.  Start gathering your denim at your school, then bring your donations on April 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at The ACE Center at Hermitage; April 26, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Highland Springs High School.   For further information, please go to  https://goodwillvirginia.org/hcpsdenimdrive2026/ . All schools are eligible to participate! Check out a flyer below along with photos from last year's winners — Highland Springs High School, Fairfield Middle School and Echo Lake Elementary School! Each of these schools won $1,000 from Goodwill for their contributions! May the best school win!

Tuesday, Mar 31 2026

HCPS News: Heart of Henrico honors, kindergarten reg...

March 27, 2026 • Vol. 9, Issue 15 SPRING BREAK IS HERE • HEART OF HENRICO • KINDERGARTEN KICKOFF • TAKING ACTION ON HVAC • SCHOOL VIDEOS FROM HENRICO • HEF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION • HCPS SURVEYS   Have a happy Spring Break! A reminder that next week, March 31-April 3, is spring break. We hope all our families enjoy some sunshine and we look forward to seeing everyone back after the break! Other reminders: April 9: Monthly HCPS job fair April 21: Schools closed for the special election   Award winners honored as 'Heart of Henrico' Congratulations to our first-ever Heart of Henrico Award winners! Fifteen staff members across Henrico County Public Schools were selected for going above and beyond to serve the schools, students, families, staff members and communities they represent. Recipients were selected from a pool of more than 400 nominations submitted by students, parents/guardians and peers. They were honored during the inaugural Heart of Henrico Awards, presented last week in a celebration at the Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage. The winners represent the five core values in HCPS’ strategic plan, the Journey to 2030: Student-Focused, Belonging, Collaboration, Innovation and Equity. “The Heart of Henrico Award is more than recognition,” said Dr. Amy Cashwell, HCPS superintendent, who celebrated the winners with members of the Henrico School Board. “It is a reminder that Henrico County Public Schools is at its best when its core values are not just words on a page, but values lived out in classrooms, cafeterias, front offices, libraries, school buses and every space where students and families are served.” Watch video highlights from the awards ceremony and learn more about all our Heart of Henrico Award recipients at https://www.henricoschools.us/page/heart-of-henrico.     Kindergarten registration kickoff is April 9! Kindergarten registration is officially open in Henrico, and our divisionwide kickoff event is around the corner! Families of Henrico County children who will be 5 years old by Sept. 30 can register for kindergarten in person at one of our 46 elementary schools from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. or 4:30-6:30 p.m. on April 9. Families can complete the entire process that day, or they can complete or start the process online. Required documents include:  Original birth certificate Proof of residency Immunization records Completed physical (within 12 months of the start of school) Picture ID or driver's license for parents/legal guardians that includes current Henrico address Visit www.hcps.info/KRegistration for more information. To find your zoned school, visit https://www.henricoschools.us/school-locator.   HCPS is taking action to address heating and air conditioning issues When classrooms are too hot or too cold, it affects everyone, including the students trying to learn and the staff working to support them. HCPS leaders have heard those concerns and continue to prioritize making HVAC repairs more quickly while also strengthening ongoing proactive maintenance. For more than a year, HCPS has been working with an outside company to visually inspect and assess the mechanical systems at every school. The results will help staff prioritize needed repairs and create a roadmap for ongoing maintenance and replacement cycles. To further increase efficiency, the division is also evaluating and modernizing internal tracking systems while proposing more HVAC staffing and funding for the coming year. Finally, HCPS is partnering with Henrico General Government to expand the contractor pool to expedite repairs and shift from annual to quarterly proactive system checks. Managing 500 HVAC units with more than 8,000 components and parts is a massive job. Despite our HVAC technicians’ tireless work, some repairs require specialized contractors for specific brands and may involve a 4- to 6-month wait for replacement parts. To bridge the gap, HCPS makes temporary repairs or rents equipment whenever possible. We also use space heaters and spot chillers in impacted areas.  Dr. Cashwell and the school board want to reassure families that, aside from school safety, the HCPS Operations team has no higher priority than strengthening HVAC maintenance and repair. Throughout the spring and summer, Facilities and Operations staff will complete planned preventive maintenance on heating and cooling components and monitor system performance and efficiency.   School videos from across Henrico County You can see more video highlights from HCPS schools and classrooms on the HCPS YouTube channel. Mario with Moms: This special event gave students an opportunity to engage with a supportive mother figure in a fun, welcoming environment. After School Arts: Highlights from the After School Arts program for middle school students at Henrico High School and Center for the Arts. Shark Tank: Students from Fairfield and John Rolfe middle schools met at Independence Golf Club to pitch ideas to a group of business "sharks." Ridge STREAM: STREAM Night at Ridge Elementary School allows families to see the amazing things their children are doing.   Excellence in Education gala set for April 16 The Henrico Education Foundation is hosting the Sixth Annual Excellence in Education Celebration 5:30-9 p.m. on April 16 at the Dewey Gottwald Center in the Science Museum of Virginia. The 2026 theme, “A Million Dreams,” celebrates the potential of Henrico County students and the partnerships that help turn aspirations into opportunity. The Excellence in Education Celebration underscores HEF’s commitment to ensuring every student can dream big and thrive through education. Event proceeds benefit HEF programs that directly support Henrico County Public Schools through grants, enrichment initiatives and strategic partnerships focused on equity and long-term student success. To sponsor the event or purchase individual tickets, visit https://henricogives.org/celebration/. ALSO FROM HEF: Summer camp offerings Summer is just around the corner, and registration is now open for the Henrico Education Foundation’s Learning Labs 2026! Families can visit henricogives.reg.eleyo.com/ to explore the options and sign up. Programs are available in three-week sessions for rising first through sixth graders.   Take a moment to complete our surveys Today is the last day to submit the HCPS annual survey. If you have not already done so, please take 10 minutes to complete the short questionnaire that helps us know how we’re doing and what we can do better. As an added bonus, completing the survey can help your school and chosen teacher win prizes! Fill out the survey here: henricoschools.us/page/annual-schools-survey. We look forward to hearing your thoughts! ADDITIONALLY: HCPS is considering updates to current homework and make-up work policies. To provide your input on proposed changes, take the survey by clicking here. To take the survey in Spanish, click here. For questions, contact the Office of the Chief of Staff at 804-652-3858.   Henrico County Public Schools Division of Communications P. O. Box 23120 • 3820 Nine Mile Road, Henrico, VA 23223 • 804-652-3600  Follow HCPS on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

Friday, Mar 27 2026