Henrico supervisors pass ordinance banning firearms in county facilities • 12 Henrico schools federally identified as needing more support for at-risk students
Henrico Newsflash – Feb. 29, 2024
Henrico supervisors pass ordinance banning firearms in county facilities
The Henrico Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance at its Feb. 27 meeting prohibiting possession of firearms, ammunition and components in all county buildings, as well as those owned by the county but operated by another entity, like the Henrico Sports and Events Center. Click here to read more
12 Henrico schools federally identified as needing more support for at-risk students
Five additional Henrico schools have been listed by the Virginia Department of Education for 2023-2024 as federally identified for needing more support for certain student groups.
Brookland Middle, Cashell Donahoe Elementary, Harold Macon Ratcliffe Elementary, Jacob L. Adams Elementary, and L. Douglas Wilder Middle have been added this school year to the VDOE’s list of Henrico schools at which at-risk students are struggling. Click here to read more
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