Henrico County schools are going green and hoping to save on their energy bills, thanks to thousands of solar panels that will be installed on the roofs of county schools. More than 2,000 solar panels have now been installed on the roof of Highland Springs High School in Highland Springs.

A concerned group of parents are outlining their concerns regarding their children's use of Chromebooks at home and are asking the Stafford County School Board to take action.

HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - Harrisonburg City Public School's Family Resource Center and Welcome Center has been helping families and students around the Friendly City since the early 2000s but was constantly changing locations.

A Richmond Public Schools spokesperson on Wednesday confirmed the district's chief academic officer has submitted her resignation. WTVR, the local CBS affiliate, reported Wednesday that Chief Academic Officer Tracy Epp's resignation was due to extended medical leave. WTVR obtained an email Epp sent to her team.

The Amherst County Public Schools Education Foundation, Inc. (ACPSEF) was has implemented a new logo that represents support in education thanks to two ACPS students. After a logo competition that was open to all ACPS students concluded, two students were selected for their artwork.

The 2022-23 academic year starts in just about a month and Fredericksburg-area school divisions still have teaching and support staff positions to fill. Spotsylvania County Public Schools has the most licensed teacher vacancies of all area school systems-162 as of Tuesday, division spokesperson Rene Daniels said.

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC)- A pandemic-era policy giving free school meals to all students nationwide has now expired. Meanwhile, Virginia lawmakers are expanding who is eligible for assistance at the state level. President Joe Biden recently signed the "Keep Kids Fed Act," which extended some tools to help school nutrition programs and struggling families days before those waivers were set to expire.

The Mathews County School Board unanimously adopted its 2022-2023 budget during its special year-end meeting on Thursday morning in the school board conference room. While the board approved the amended budget by a 5-0 vote, several members indicated were not happy with what they said had been erroneously termed "level funding."

The Franklin City Council appointed two new members of the Franklin City School Board during the June 27 council meeting, with Arwen Councill being named to the Ward 2 seat by a 6-0 vote and Brittany Powell being named to the Ward 5 seat by a 5-1 vote.

The Petsworth Elementary School PTA sponsored the collection of items for military care packages throughout April in celebration of the Month of the Military Child. Master Gunnery Sergeant Johnny Vasquez of Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, Deployment Readiness Coordinator Doretta Richardson, and the Yorktown Weapons Station's School Liaison Melissa Johnson visited Petsworth to pick up the donations.