Friday, Oct. 22 a full teacher workday and student holiday. Previously, that day was planned as a three-hour early release for students and a half workday for teachers. The 2021-22 calendar will be updated to reflect the change.
...Read Full ArticleNot all superheroes wear capes: Some drive buses! School bus drivers make a difference in the lives of Chesterfield County children, and no one understands that better than our drivers and students.
...Read Full ArticlePOSTPONED: Showers are expected this evening, so the Chesterfield County Public Schools marching band exhibition is being postponed until Oct. 12. Original details about the event are below. On Oct. 12, the marching band will follow the original schedule and will take place at Meadowbrook High School. A fabulous evening of marching bands Don’t miss the […]
...Read Full ArticleEach week during the month of September, the CCPS Office of Family and Community Engagement (FACE) will share technology-based resources to assist families with the digital classroom. Click the link below to read more. English Spanish
...Read Full ArticleCOVID-19 vaccines are free and available to anyone who wants or needs one. VaccineFinder.Org works with partners such as clinics, pharmacies, and health departments to provide accurate and up-to-date information about vaccination services in the area. Families looking for COVID-19 vaccines for pre-approved age groups can find them on the site. There is no cost, the federal […]
...Read Full ArticleJoin FACE as they facilitate stories of our current immigrant families, including reasons for coming to the United States, how they arrived, and the challenges that they have faced. In addition, learn about the legal options immigrants have to obtain proper immigration status. Respecting various social issues, such as immigration, this FACE forum is designed […]
...Read Full ArticleBy now, you should have received notification that effective Saturday, March 14, through at least Friday, March 27, Chesterfield County Public Schools will be closed. This decision is aligned with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control’s recommendation related to a community mitigation strategy. We will continue to rely on guidance from the CDC, Governor […]
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