Schools & Education - inRich.com

Jamal Jones is one of the first 29 students to graduate from Richmond's International Baccalaureate program.

There are hundreds of students in the city who would like to follow Jamal Jones, but only 50 will get the chance next fall.

Tuesday, May 13

•	Two earn Coca-Cola scholarships

•	Bon Air school to unveil mural May 13

•	Honor fraternity initiates Richmonder

•	Chester resident tapped for U.Va. leaders program

•	A world of satisfaction

Monday, May 12

•	Local students graduate from H-SC

•	Language teacher honored

•	Actor Olmos urges VSU grads to engage politically

•	Astronaut tells UR grads to dream big

•	Randolph graduates pay tribute to roots

Sunday, May 11

•	VCU and Tech strengthen alert systems

•	Group to search for remains of Marines

•	'If you want to do it, it can be done'

•	Community college graduations

•	Six graduate using Brown v. Board scholarships

•	Warner asks graduates to protect environment

•	A message on safety from the heart

•	Dinwiddie schools budget set to be adopted

•	Henrico's Student Congress speaks

•	Funeral Tuesday for Priscilla Green

Saturday, May 10

•	Curriculum concerns

•	Changes set in special ed

Friday, May 9

•	Pen pals write, meet

•	Henrico to request extra funding for school projects

Thursday, May 8

•	Carver Middle principal earns state honor

•	Caroline senior to cheer at George Mason

•	Five UR seniors earn Fulbright grants

•	Schools official is up for top job in Memphis

•	River Road Church Preschool Development Center called tops

•	Continuing studies school at UR gets gift

•	10 schools jobs are on chopping block

Wednesday, May 7

•	Richmond school superintendent is honored

Tuesday, May 6

•	Tech joins state schools, raises rates

•	Perseverance pays off

•	Request delayed on school bonds

•	VCU receives grant for Social Security training program

Monday, May 5

•	A real space challenge

•	Empty classrooms?

•	Proposed special-ed changes opposed

Sunday, May 4

•	Math and science on Saturday syllabus in Petersburg

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