During this year we will be working together as partners to provide the best possible education for your child in a nurturing environment that is student centered and positive. Your commitment is an important part of our educational process and communication is the key to assuring a successful year for your child.
We believe children should learn the academic and social skills to give them the traits necessary to become independent, responsible, life-long learners. By instilling the importance of treating each other responsibly and always trying to do your best, we have created three school rules: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe.
Celebrating our Student of the Year in grades 3-5...social distancing style! We are so proud of you, Alyssa 🦈🎉 @ccpsinfo #oneccps @MarshallLaura
Even though Kindergarten registration has been postponed, you can still preregister your child. Visit http://my.chesterfieldschools.com, students tab then K registration on right:) Scroll down for video guides!
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Registration continues for our summer Recovery of Learning program, which is free for all current Chesterfield County students who were in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade this school year. Find out more and register to participate here by June 19. Students will work in the three primary instructional applications described below. Those registered will have a […]
...Read Full ArticleRegistration is underway for Chesterfield County Public Schools’ free summer Recovery of Learning opportunities, designed to provide middle and high school students with refreshers of course content and skill development taught during the 2019-20 school year. Students will have the free opportunity to access a complete personalized curriculum for any core course (math, language arts, […]
...Read Full ArticleAs we close out the 2019-20 school year, I congratulate each of you for successfully navigating what easily was the most unusual time of my 30-plus years in education. Had you asked me after Winter Break how many school days we would miss this year, I might have guessed two or three snow days. Never would I have imagined we would have missed three months due to a disease few knew about.
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