Welcome back CCPS!

It's our first week of school for the 2025-26 school year. We're excited to welcome you and 64,000 students back to classes.

  • Grades 1-5, 6 and 9 begin Monday, Aug. 18

  • Grades 7-8, 10-12 begin Tuesday, Aug. 19

  • Prekindergarten and kindergarten students start on different days:

    • Some students attend Aug. 18-19; others attend Aug. 20-21. 

    • Schools assign students to specific days to allow students to become more familiar with their new surroundings in a smaller classroom setting.

    • Starting Aug. 22, all prekindergarten and kindergarten students attend daily.

Make sure to check our calendars page for important dates.

Families can visit the CCPS back-to-school hub for  transportation information, Chromebook details, fee payments, supply lists and more. 

Have a student who is ready to start school? Families can still register their little ones for kindergarten.

We hope you have a great first week and a wonderful school year!

4 months ago, Chesterfield County Public Schools

Registration open for CCPS Night School through Aug. 21.

Night School provides high school students the opportunity to earn credits at no cost in the evening. Students engage in intense academic study to complete a traditional yearlong course in a single semester. 

Night School in-person and virtual classes take place 5-9 p.m. two days each week with in-person classes meeting at Carver College and Career Academy (12400 Branders Bridge Road). 

A wide variety of courses are offered including English 11 and 12, graphic design, driver’s education, ecology, U.S. history and more.

Students and families should contact their school counselor to register for Night School. Learn more about Night School and other alternative educational options.

4 months ago, Chesterfield County Public Schools
Film series offers insight into anxiety and screen time

Chesterfield County Public Schools will host a free documentary film series for families and educators:
  • Feb. 20: “Anxious Nation” about growing concerns of anxiety in children and adolescents
  • Feb. 25: “Screenagers: Elementary School Edition” about the impact of screen time
The CCPS Office of Family and Community Engagement organizes the FACE FWD film series. Tickets are free, but reservations are required for each film. The films will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Career and Technical Center @ Hull (13900 Hull Street Road). Additional details, including links to register for tickets, are available here.
11 months ago, Chesterfield County Public Schools