Henrico County Public Schools is the sixth largest public school division in Virginia, and comprises 75 schools and program centers serving 50,000 students. The school system serves the families of vibrant Henrico County, which wraps west, north and east of the independent city and state capital of Richmond. Henrico Schools expresses a divisionwide commitment to every student by communicating a vision of inclusiveness: “The right to achieve. The support to succeed.” The school division embraces four critical cornerstones: Student Safety, Academic Progress, Closing Gaps and Relationships. With 320,000 citizens, Henrico is Virginia’s fifth-most populous county. The county is historic, demographically diverse and geographically varied. Our schools are in bustling near-urban and suburban settings; small towns; and quiet rural areas. Henrico County Public Schools is hiring creative and dedicated professionals who believe that every student is entitled to have a positive and productive learning experience. We want you on our team! For more about careers with Henrico Schools, click on the link below for our website, then on "Human Resources" at upper right, then "Careers."
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We are proud to introduce the new Henrico Alumni & Friends website, a place to reconnect, share your story, and support the next generation of Henrico students. Henrico County Public Schools -Network with classmates -Access exclusive events & updates -Stay connected through alumni news & opportunities Because the Henrico legacy does not end at graduation. It grows stronger with you. Join the community: https://lnkd.in/eR49kBQJ
#tbt to when Superintendent Amy Cashwell hopped behind the wheel of one of our school buses at our "Drive the Bus" event in 2021 — now it's your turn! 🚌 Henrico Schools is hosting "Drive the Bus" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, at HCPS' Parham Road offices (1910 E. Parham Road). This is an opportunity for those interested in becoming HCPS bus drivers to take the wheel and talk to representatives from our Pupil Transportation team about everything the career entails. Dr. Cashwell drove through the course and received firsthand experience of how our 400-plus drivers safely and efficiently transport more than 28,000 students to and from schools every single day. Not half bad! Interested participants (with valid Virginia driver’s licenses) should sign up for the “Drive the Bus” event at hcps.info/DriveTheBus2026. Qualified bus driver candidates will be paid during training. HCPS is a pay leader for bus drivers in central Virginia, with the starting salary for new bus drivers at over $25 an hour. Learn more about our positions with Transportation and other schools and departments across Henrico at https://lnkd.in/eZezx8Sr.
Ever wanted to see what it's like to drive a school bus?! Now's your chance! 🚌 hcps.info/DriveTheBus2026 Henrico Schools is hosting its annual "Drive the Bus" event, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, at HCPS' Parham Road offices (1910 E. Parham Road). "Drive the Bus" gives prospective bus drivers the opportunity to drive one of HCPS’ newest vehicles and learn the ins and outs of how our 400-plus drivers safely and efficiently transport more than 28,000 students to and from schools every single day. Along with the test drive, attendees will learn about all the advantages of joining Henrico Schools' Transportation team, including pay, job duties, work schedule and benefits. HCPS is a pay leader for bus drivers in central Virginia, with the starting salary for new bus drivers at over $25 an hour. Interested participants (with valid Virginia driver’s licenses) should sign up for the “Drive the Bus” event at hcps.info/DriveTheBus2026. Qualified bus driver candidates will be paid during training. We're also hosting our monthly job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, May 13, at 1910 E. Parham Road! Learn about open positions from representatives across the school division — including facilities and maintenance, school nutrition, instruction and more. To learn about open positions and benefits, visit the division’s Careers page at https://lnkd.in/eZezx8Sr or call the HCPS Human Resources Department at 804-652-3664. For questions about the job fair, email djvanrossum@henrico.k12.va.us.
Avature is officially LIVE! 👏 Today, we launched our new applicant tracking system, Avature, which will provide a smoother and more efficient application process for anyone interested in a position at HCPS! For prospective employees and our own staff, that means: ✔️ Streamlined hiring ✔️ Better candidate experience ✔️ Increased manager efficiency Visit our Careers page to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eAD42NPR
May 4-8 is TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK! 🍎 Henrico Schools is proud to have the best teachers around — not to brag or anything! We are truly grateful for all you do in helping our students become the best versions of themselves. Check back throughout Teacher Appreciation Week for more tributes to our terrific teachers! And be sure to applaud your favorite teachers at your school and leave a comment here with your appreciation.
They don't wear capes — just aprons! — but they're heroes all the same! 💪👏 Happy School Lunch Hero Day to our School Nutrition Services staff members (such as these photographed at Harvie E.S. and Freeman H.S.!) and everyone who contributes to feeding and powering our students in school cafeterias every single day! A nutritious lunch is a vital part of the school day, and there are hundreds of employees across Henrico Schools who work together to prepare and serve the balanced meals that fuel healthy bodies and learning environments. We are grateful for all you do!
Let's get to WORK! 🤝👏 Congratulations to the 70+ soon-to-be graduates from HCPS' Class of 2026 who signed their contracts with their future employers on CTE Signing Day! With career paths ranging from firefighting to cosmetology to construction (and so much more!), all of these students put in the work to develop their career-ready and life-ready skills, and it paid off as they put pen to paper with local businesses and organizations who have experienced their abilities firsthand. Thank you to every business, organization and guest that joined us for this year's event — including Virginia Secretary of Education Jeffery Smith! Check out more photos and coverage at the links below! Photo gallery on SmugMug: https://lnkd.in/eFUF3jAb More photos from Henrico County Public Schools Workforce & Career Development: https://lnkd.in/eF9buWHt Media coverage from WTVR CBS 6 News: https://lnkd.in/eH7Y8RHa
“We stay in Henrico because the talent we’ve seen here has been outstanding. And programs like this make that possible as well.” 🙌 Eaton visited the High Tech Academy at the ACE Center at Highland Springs on Friday to surprise the students and staff with a $10,000 donation to the program! The $10,000 gift, which is being provided through a partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org, will be used to purchase supplies and resources to support STEM-focused students in the High Tech Academy, and to help inspire and prepare them for future careers in science, technology, engineering and math. “(Thinking about) the things that we can invest in and do that would be really amazing for (our students) — it’s just incredible,” teacher Allison Buschy said during the surprise presentation in her classroom. Eaton is a premier intelligent power management company with a long-standing and growing manufacturing presence in Virginia. Through local investment, employee involvement and long-standing collaborations, Eaton works to build skills, create opportunity and strengthen the communities where it operates. The company has three facilities in Henrico County and recently announced an investment of over $50 million in a new manufacturing campus in the area, reinforcing its commitment to the region and its future workforce. The company was among the employers on site at this year’s Henrico County Public Schools Workforce & Career Development Career Rodeo to watch hundreds of Henrico Schools students showcase their career-ready skills at Richmond Raceway. The annual exhibition not only helped make this donation a reality but also resulted in immediate opportunities — three seniors from the Electricity and Cabling program from the ACE Center at Highland Springs signed contracts at Wednesday’s CTE Letter-of-Intent Signing Day to join Eaton’s workforce after they graduate in May. THANK YOU to Eaton for this incredible investment into our students! You can read more about the donation and surprise visit on our website: https://lnkd.in/eiPdPgKH
We love seeing the extra love for our office staff today for Administrative Professionals Day! 😍 These administrative staff members were among those who contributed to our Support Staff Advisory Committee and gathered today for their final meeting of the year. Since the fall, they have been providing their thoughts and input to Superintendent Amy Cashwell to make Henrico Schools even better in our Journey to 2030. Our office and administrative staff are truly vital to the everyday operations of EVERY office and school throughout Henrico, and we're grateful for all they do!
It’s never been easier to join our award-winning Henrico Schools team! 🤝 We’re excited to launch our new applicant tracking system, Avature, which will provide a smoother and more efficient application process for anyone interested in a position at HCPS! For prospective employees and our own staff, that means: ✔️ Streamlined hiring ✔️ Better candidate experience ✔️ Increased manager efficiency Avature goes live on May 6! Looking to learn more about Avature or a career at HCPS? Visit our Careers page at henricoschools.us/careers.