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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.
Congratulations to our Instructional Leaders of the Year - @principalhayes1 @LindsayMottley @dwasnock @JPhillips_CHHS (principals) & @benshindler Nick Olsen and Summer Davis (APs) #oneCCPS @ccpsinfo
Congratulations to our Carver Cougars Boys Basketball Team on an undefeated Championship season! Go Cougars!
Advisory committees established by the Chesterfield County School Board are one way community members connect with their local schools. Advisory committee members are appointed from each of the county’s five magisterial districts and include parents, teachers, staff members, students and others interested in helping Chesterfield County Public Schools achieve its vision of creating a better […]
...Read Full ArticleEvent Postponed POSTPONED: Showers are expected this evening, so the #oneCCPS marching band exhibition is postponed until Oct. 12. × Dismiss alert Don’t miss the return of the marching band exhibition featuring every high school in Chesterfield County Public Schools! Starting at 6:50 p.m. Oct. 5 at Meadowbrook High School (4901 Cogbill Road), you are invited to […]
...Read Full ArticleChesterfield County Public Schools will pay bonuses up to $2,500 to Food and Nutrition Services employees. In addition to a $500 incentive already approved through Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funding, each Food and Nutrition Services employee will receive a potential additional bonus of $2,000. That is a potential total of $2,500 for the […]
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