Thanks to so many our of our families for completing this spring’s virtual learning interest survey. The vast majority of families indicated that they prefer 5 days/week in-person learning, an option required by the state. In addition, we are offering a limited fully virtual program for students in grade 3-8. CHS will continue offering some … Continue reading Virtual Education
Revised July 28, 2021 THIS PAGE IS PRIMARILY AN ARCHIVE OF INFORMATION FOR THE 2020-21 SCHOOL YEAR. SEE charlottesvilleschools.org/returntolearn FOR CURRENT INFORMATION. Thanks to so many our of our families for completing this spring’s virtual learning interest survey. The vast majority of families indicated that they prefer 5 days/week in-person learning, an option required by … Continue reading Return to Learn Plan for 2020-21 Archive
A Word from Superintendent Dr. Rosa Atkins Dear staff, family, and community: When I first thought about a column for this month’s “News and Highlights,” I thought that it would be all news and no highlights. During this pandemic, we are focused on finding solutions and passing the information along to you. So, yes, there … Continue reading April 2020 News and Highlights
CCS Virtual students are required to attend school daily by attending their synchronous sessions and logging in to CANVAS (as directed). Students must attend synchronous sessions to be counted as present. When a CCS Virtual student cannot log in and attend synchronous sessions, due to illness or extenuating circumstances, the parent/guardian must contact their child’s … Continue reading CCS Virtual Expectations and Family Agreement
The Charlottesville High School Counseling Department has two upcoming events for interested students and their families: Virtual College Day and a Life After High School workshop. The CHS Counseling Team and the Virginia College Advising Corps will host Virtual College Day on Friday, October 2, 2020 from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. The event will offer information … Continue reading CHS College Counseling offers Virtual College Day event and Live with Counselors webinar
Superintendent’s Message Dear families and staff — Thanks for your continued partnership in online learning. As I mentioned earlier, I’m so proud of our teachers for rising to this occasion, and I’m so proud of our students for engaging so meaningfully. We know it’s not perfect, but we are continuing to modify how we offer … Continue reading October 2020 News and Highlights
A Word from Superintendent Dr. Rosa Atkins Dear staff, family, and community: It’s official — Charlottesville High School’s “Victory Lap” was triumphant! The drive-through graduation event featured several CHS-related selfie stations (including a mural painted by CHS teacher Nathan Alexander) and a Black Knights spirit station. And it concluded with the graduates walking across the stage … Continue reading May 2020 News & Highlights
Updated: July 31, 2020 This landing page will answer your questions about Charlottesville City Schools’ coronavirus closure and reopening plans and point you to other school resources. We are continually updating this page to respond to new information. Need translation? See video below. ¿Necesitas traducción? Ver video a continuación. هل تحتاج إلى ترجمة؟ انظر الفيديو أدناه. Related … Continue reading Online Learning for the First Quarter of the 2020-21 Year
Buford seventh and eighth grade students had the opportunity to meet with a variety of elected officials throughout the spring thanks to the efforts of history teacher Matt Resnick. About 30 students joined the virtual forums to engage online with local leaders such as Del. Sally Hudson, Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax and Charlottesville city councilors … Continue reading Students engage with elected officials via virtual forums