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Announcing Proposed Changes to School Zones
To avoid overcrowding at some schools and underutilization of others, Charlottesville City Schools is reevaluating its elementary attendance zones. On January 30 the superintendent announced his proposed zoning changes.
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April 29, 2025
Twelve Charlottesville High School students have received invitations or were named alternates for the competitive Virginia Governor's School summer programs. Invitees are (pictured in top three rows. . .
April 24, 2025
April News & Highlights Dear Cville Schools community Our potential acquisition of the Federal Executive Institute campus , which I shared with you yesterday, is a head. . .
April 23, 2025
Dear Cville Schools Community Im writing to let you know that our division has this week submitted a federal application to acquire the 14-acre Federal Executive Institute (FEI) campus on Emmet St in. . .
April 21, 2025
In April, Dr. Gurley announced two new school leaders for Burnley-Moran Elementary (which will become Sunrise Elementary this summer). Mr. Brad Hanrich will be principal, and Ms. Hannah Collins wil. . .
April 9, 2025
Ali Bird Will Attend UVA as Jefferson Scholar; Olga Salama Wins Top Emily Couric Leadership Scholarship Left: Ali Bird. Right: Olga Salama Two members of the Charlottesville High Sc. . .
April 7, 2025
A new wheelchair-accessible boardwalk has just opened at the CHS urban farm thanks to the vision of a teacher, funds from the division, and the handiwork of students. In his courses on urban farming,. . .
April 3, 2025
All are invited to the Buford Farewell Festival! Saturday, May 3 10am-2pm Buford Middle School Celebrate the legacy of Buford Middle School! Before we inaugurate the new Charlottesville Mi. . .
April 2, 2025
The Charlottesville City School Board has voted unanimously to formally adopt its first collective bargaining agreement with the Charlottesville Education Association (CEA), representing teachers and . . .
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