2 Va. cities pursued more school for kids. Only 1 pulled it off.
In Virginia, both Richmond and Hopewell considered longer school years. Find out how the idea went over, and whether it worked.
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In Virginia, both Richmond and Hopewell considered longer school years. Find out how the idea went over, and whether it worked.
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While Richmond school board members said it would be too expensive and disruptive, in Hopewell, pushed forward. In 2021, theirs became the first Va district to adopt year-round schooling systemwide.
Hopewell, Va., schools adopted year-round schooling in 2021. Why was one city able to do the seemingly impossible, while another failed?
While Richmond school board members said it would be too expensive and disruptive, school officials 20 miles away, in Hopewell, pushed forward.