News and Announcements

Adult Education Graduation Ceremony will be June 13, 2023 at Chesterfield-Ruby Middle School at 6:00 pm.

This camp is hosted and supervised by the School Resource Officers that are striving to build a bridge with the youth.

Mrs. Jennifer Dillon, an English teacher at Central High School was named the 2023-2024 Chesterfield County School District Teacher of the Year at the District’s annual Teacher of the Year Banquet held May 11, 2023.
Mrs. Dillon, a native of Chesterfield County, has 17 years of teaching experience with 12 of those years being with the District at Central High School.

Today is a day to celebrate and thank all school nurses who care for children while they are at school.
As a healer, comforter and role model for children, school nurses do a great job and rise to the challenge of caring for students everywhere.
They help improve attendance, enforce federal law, help employees stay healthy, and improve academic performance. In fact, school nurses do not receive the recognition they deserve.
National School Nurses Day was created to celebrate them and thank them for taking care of our children and advocating for improved health services in schools.

During the last 10 months, Chesterfield County School District Cafeteria staff members have been busy ensuring that no child goes hungry. Each week they prepare and distribute thousands of free meals.

They are our heroes!
Help us celebrate them!

School Principals' Day is "a day of recognition for all elementary, middle and high school principals for their leadership and dedication to providing the best education possible for their students." Principals are the administrative head of a school. They must fill many roles, such as a leader, counselor, and teacher. They allocate financial resources, set and implement academic goals, work with school district and state education officials, communicate with parents, deal with discipline issues, and work long weeks.

Take the time to thank your school principal today for their hard work and dedication.

This national day of recognition has gone through several makeovers to reflect changing administrative titles and responsibilities in the modern workforce. While its name has changed, the purpose of Administrative Professionals Day is to celebrate and shed light on the many contributions of devoted and valued administrative professionals.

Many administrative professionals have been instrumental to the teams they support, tackling new challenges and exhibiting grace under pressure while helping employees stay connected, engaged and productive.

This week-long celebration is about placing a spotlight on the inspiring figures whose invaluable seeds of kindness through volunteering are bettering our schools, the community, and our world in general. This significant celebration provides the perfect opportunity to say thank you. It also challenges us to do better and look for ways to be active participants, joining hands to impact our local communities and calling for more support.

This camp is hosted and supervised by the School Resource Officers that are striving to build a bridge with the youth.