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.
Special Thanks to The Heights Baptist Church! They have been distributing meals on Wednesday’s to some of our families in need! It takes a village and Carver MS is fortunate to have awesome partners!
Tonight is the last of 9 #oneCCPS community town halls on the opening of school this Fall. We love and miss our students - two critical reminder for our kids and parents as the School Board deliberates. We will all need flexibility, grace, and patience. Thank You! @ccpsinfo
Today, we are all Skyhawks. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
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The Chesterfield Education Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2020 Bravo! Awards, recognizing outstanding professional and community achievements of Chesterfield County Public Schools’ alumni.
...Read Full ArticleThe Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) recently named two innovative Chesterfield County Public Schools programs as 2020 VSBA award winners. Each year, VSBA highlights successful K-12 innovative programs and initiatives in Virginia’s public schools in a friendly competition among the state’s school divisions. The Chesterfield Career and Technical Center’s work-based learning program was the winner […]
...Read Full ArticleAs part of Chesterfield County Public Schools’ plan to start the school year in a virtual learning environment, all prek-12 students will be provided with a personal learning device for use at home or school when we eventually return to in-person instruction. Any registered Chesterfield County Public Schools student not yet assigned a school division-issued […]
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