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Dr. McLaurin joined the Chesterfield County Public Schools family in 2012 as Dean of Students at Thomas Dale High School. Prior to joining team Chesterfield he taught History in juvenile correctional facilities throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. Dr. McLaurin served as an Assistant Principal in the City of Richmond for one year and held the same position at Thomas Dale for two years. After nearly two years as Principal of the Chesterfield Juvenile Detention Home, Dr. McLaurin, joined the Cougars in January of 2019.
Dr. McLaurin earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Hampton University in 2004. He earned a Masters of Education in Supervision and Administration from Virginia State University in 2013 and earned a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from VSU in 2017.
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Bermuda District representative Ann Coker was elected chair of the Chesterfield County School Board last night during the board’s annual organizational meeting. Clover Hill District representative Dorothy Heffron was elected vice chair. The other School Board members are Debbie Bailey (Dale District), Ryan Harter (Matoaca District) and Kathryn Haines (Midlothian District). After her selection, Coker […]
...Read Full ArticleCrestwood Elementary School has been selected as a National ESEA Distinguished School. Each year, only two schools per state receive this prestigious designation. Chesterfield County Public Schools leaders announced the school’s award to students and staff members today during an outdoor assembly.
...Read Full ArticleChasing the northern lights. Researching Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus.” Exploring canals. Investigating manufacturing marvels. Learning how Scotland educates deaf students. Studying concert bands in Hawaii. These adventures in learning await six Chesterfield County teachers who were named 2021 R.E.B. Awards for Teaching Excellence winners and will receive almost $85,000 in professional development grants from the […]
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