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Welcome to the 2020-2021 school year!
I am honored to continue to lead and serve in a school with such a rich history of family tradition and academic excellence.
On behalf of the faculty and staff, I say “thank you” for entrusting us with your children. We take our work very seriously and have prepared for a new year of great learning.
As your principal, it is important to me that each person who enters the doors feels as welcomed and excited to be here as I do. Although this year we will be entering the door “virtually” as we begin the school year, we want to continue our tradition of excellence in providing your child’s educational experience. We will work hard to continue building a strong and welcoming culture of virtual learning with the hope that we will return to face to face learning at a future time. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have about this school year. The best way to reach me is through email Paula_Huffman@ccpsnet.net , the school office phone 804.530.5720 or my mobile 804.310.9331.
In Service,
Dr. Paula Huffman
Team Chesterfield families, Please see the below update regarding 2021-22 School Year Learning Models. ***** Email highlights Planning continues for the 2021-22 school year. In-person instruction is strongly encouraged for academic and social-emotional development. Necessary COVID-19 mitigation strategies will be in place to keep students and staff members healthy. Families who still are not comfortable […]
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