I am so excited for another great year at Bon Air Elementary! My background in education includes eleven years as an elementary teacher in 3rd and 4th grade, an assistant principal at a primary school, three years as a principal at an intermediate school, and I am in my second year as principal at Bon Air Elementary. I have a bachelor’s degree in elementary education with a minor in special education, a master’s degree in Administration and Supervision from Regent University, and I am currently finishing my doctoral degree in instructional leadership through the College of William and Mary. I strongly believe in the power of relationships. Our theme at Bon Air is: Growing a village, one relationship at a time. My door is always open, and I am always willing to help. I am looking forward to building on the successes we experienced last year as we focus on relationships that will benefit our students and our school for many years to come.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Heather Gentry, Principal
Heather_Gentry@ccpsnet.net
Our first Bon Air Village Night was a success! Families, students, and staff members shared about their home cultures and different abilities. We love our village! #bonair #oneCCPS
It’s been a fun week here at Bon Air! Have a great winter break, we will see you next year! #bonair #oneCCPS
“Knowledge can be actively constructed by the student, not passively absorbed from textbooks and lectures.” 2nd Grade has had a week full of hands on learning! #bonair #2ndgrade #oneCCPS
Chesterfield County Public Schools will hold Kindergarten Registration Day for the Class of 2033 on April 16 from 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Families of incoming kindergarten students are strongly encouraged to preregister, completing required paperwork online for free and saving time on the actual Kindergarten Registration Day.
The Chesterfield County School Board approved the 2020-21 school year calendars during its February business meeting, expressing its appreciation to those who provided feedback and input throughout the calendar adoption process and noting that several changes had been made due to constituents’ voices.
Notable changes from the original draft presented in January include: moving parent-teacher conference day to earlier in November; reinstating Presidents Day as a student/staff holiday; and making the Friday before Spring Break a full-day holiday for students and staff instead of a three-hour early release.
Approximately 45,000 households entrust their most precious possessions – more than 63,000 children – to Chesterfield County Public Schools daily. Strong academic performance, a variety of course selections and outstanding teachers, support staff and administrators continue to drive family interest in Chesterfield County Public Schools. The reputation of the county’s schools often inspires families to … Read More
