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dedication to lifelong learning is experienced on the Peninsula, which hosts several public school districts and private institutions. These schools have a commitment to providing a sound environment favorable to student success and a goal of preparing students for life after graduation.
Newport News Public Schools The Newport News Public Schools division educates approximately 29,400 children in five early childhood centers, 24 elementary schools, seven middle schools, five high schools, one middle/high combination school and nine program sites.
Hampton City Schools
With an early learning curriculum designed to boost literacy and math instruction, state-of-the art science labs and advanced educational technology, NNPS has the tools to ensure student and teacher success. ›
Based in the city of Hampton, HCS is composed of 18 elementary, five middle, four high schools and three combined schools, which includes one early childhood center, two magnet schools, four fundamental schools and two alternative schools at the middle school and high school levels. More than 19,000 students are enrolled at HCS, with 1,503 teachers providing exceptional leadership in the classroom. Among the many choices of study, the Academies of Hampton are transforming the traditional high school experience into an innovative model that prepare all students for careers, linking academic courses to college majors and career sectors. Students and teachers use experiential learning to make lessons come alive. Different pathways designed and supported by community partners are created to introduce students to a variety of college and career options.
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