Crews just installed more than 2,000 solar panels on the roof of Highland Springs High School. The system is designed to provide approximately 35% of the school’s electricity needs. Over the next 25 years, the project is anticipated to save Henrico $420,000.
This summer, rooftop solar systems will also be installed on Tucker High School and the new Holladay Elementary School addition.
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Henrico County Public Schools’ CTE program was highlighted during National Apprenticeship Week by the U.S. Department of Labor. Program leaders discussed innovative approaches connecting students directly with industry experience through real-world projects.
Tonda Schwartz has been named ‘Yay of the Day’ by Superintendent Amy Cashwell for her dedication as a school nutrition field supervisor at Henrico County Public Schools. Her efforts highlight the important role support staff play in ensuring student success.
Sirisha Digumari was named ‘Yay of the Day’ honoree at Short Pump Elementary School by Superintendent Amy Cashwell on April 27. Colleagues praised her dedication to supporting diverse student needs.
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