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Photo submitted by Linda M. Scarborough
Members of the Hanover County School Board, including Earl J. Hunter Jr., Henry District; Robert L. Hundley Jr., Chickahominy District and Glenn T. Millican Jr., Mechanicsville District; watch students perform an anti-bullying skit at Battlefield Park Elementary School.
Inside look: School Board continues tours tradition
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or more than a decade, the Hanover County Public School Board has hosted a two-day tour that gives the School Board, citizens and government employees an inside look at the 23 public schools within Hanover County. During the tours, these visitors get a firsthand look at the instructional offerings, technological opportunities and creative learning activities that Hanover students experience on a daily basis. This year, the first tour was on Oct. 14 and included the following western area schools: John M. Gandy Elementary School, Henry Clay Elementary School, Elmont Elementary School, South Anna Elementary School, Beaverdam Elementary School, Patrick Henry High School, Liberty Middle School, Oak Knoll Middle School, Hanover High School, Kersey Creek Elementary School, The Georgetown School and The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology. The second tour was conducted on Oct. 17 and focused on eastern area schools that included the following: Rural Point Elementary School, WashingtonHenry Elementary School, Mechanicsville Elementary School, Cold Harbor Elementary School, Battlefield Park Elementary School,
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Students at Washington-Henry Elementary School, photo above, perform for the School Board tour participants. Shown are from left, Robyn Cridlin, Washington-Henry special education teacher; Dr. Stan Jones, director of School Safety and Disciplinary Hearing/ Review officer; Dr. Daryl Chesley, assistant superintendent of Instructional Leadership;) and Lacey Hampton, W-HES first grade teacher.
Pole Green Elementary School, Laurel Meadow Elementary School, Lee-Davis High School, Stonewall Jackson Middle School, Cool Spring Elementary School, Chickahominy Middle School, Atlee High School and Pearson’s Corner Elementary School. Information submitted by Linda M. Scarborough.
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