The Henrico County School Board has scheduled public meetings for April 30 at New Bridge Learning Center auditorium. Citizens may participate either in person or submit written comments ahead of time following established guidelines.
Barbara Myers was named ‘Yay of the Day’ at Douglas S. Freeman High School for her work supporting students with diverse needs. Superintendent Amy Cashwell presented her with this recognition on April 24.
A soccer club at Highland Springs High School helps multilingual learners connect socially while boosting attendance and academic performance. Assistant Principal JoAna Smith says such initiatives reflect Henrico County Public Schools’ commitment to cultural responsiveness.
Matt Thompson, math teacher at Quioccasin Middle School, was named ‘Yay of the Day’ by Superintendent Amy Cashwell for supporting students facing challenges. The honor recognizes staff making positive impacts within Henrico County Public Schools.
Allie Wertz from Elizabeth Holladay Elementary School was named ‘Yay of the Day’ by Superintendent Amy Cashwell for her dedication as an instructional coach and PTA president. Colleagues praised her positive influence within Henrico County Public Schools.
Enrollment in Henrico County schools declined by 0.7% in the 2025-26 school year, according to the Virginia Department of Education.
Fair Oaks Elementary School will celebrate its centennial with an event open to all on May 2. Community members are invited for free food and activities commemorating one hundred years since the school’s founding.
Dawn Mast from Gayton Elementary School was named ‘Yay of the Day’ honoree by Superintendent Amy Cashwell on April 15. Parents praised her dedication in creating a supportive classroom environment. This recognition reflects Henrico County Public Schools’ focus on positive educational experiences.
Zach Daniels from Virginia Randolph Education Center has been named ‘Yay of the Day’ by Superintendent Amy Cashwell for his dedication as an exceptional education teacher. His recognition reflects Henrico County Public Schools’ focus on positive learning environments and celebrating outstanding staff.
The Henrico County School Board has scheduled a work session for April 16 at New Bridge Learning Center. Citizens may submit written comments online before noon on April 15 as there will be no in-person public forum.