During a weeklong simulation, Matoaca Middle eighth graders in Taylor Potter’s civics and economics class took on the roles of senators and delegates in the Virginia General Assembly. Students practiced the lawmaking process, introducing bills to help solve problems in their communities.
Matoaca High created connections at the start of Hispanic Heritage Month as students fluent in Spanish taught culinary students how to make pupusas.
On their first day of high school, every Chesterfield County ninth grader poses for a cap-and-gown photo. It’s a visual reminder that graduation is the goal.
They may be separated by 7,000 miles, but Ecoff Elementary and Gendetesfa Primary School in Ethiopia are making connections that benefit students in both schools. In partnership with Cornerstone Assembly
Chesterfield County Public Schools
