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The FACE Committee remains open to all Henrico County families, community members, and partners. If you would like to join this commitee, please complete the bi-monthly FACE Committee Interest Survey to receive committee communications.
Time
All meetings are from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Dates and Locations
September 17, 2024: Tuckahoe Area Library
November 19, 2024: The Oak Avenue Complex
January 21, 2025: Libby Mill Library
March 18, 2025: Varina Area Library
May 20, 2025: Twin Hickory Library
Unable to join in person?
Each meeting includes a virtual option.
Committee Contacts
Rich Ashburn, Impact Coordinator, Family and Community Engagement: rdashburn@henrico.k12.va.us
Kristi Kensella, School Board Member, Brookland District: kbkinsella@henrico.k12.va.us
Henrico County Public Schools School Board Information
Henrico County School Board Meeting Dates and agendas
Regular monthly Board meetings begin at 6:30 p.m., and are held at: New Bridge auditorium, 5915 Nine Mile Road, unless publicized otherwise.
P11-03-002 LAY ADVISORY COMMITTEE CHARGE
There shall be a Lay Advisory Committee composed of parents and/or community members who represent the various schools within the County. This committee shall be organized in accordance with its own constitution and bylaws and shall advise the School Board on educational matters of general interest or concern to the community.
Lay Advisory Purpose
Essentially this committee acts as a liaison between the parents, board of supervisors, community members, and teachers. It can act in an advisory role on topics its members deem important. The committee can and has brought these stakeholders together for open discussions regarding a variety of issues. What makes the committee unique is that anyone interested in education and the school system can come to these meetings.
History
In April 1956, members of the Henrico County School Board created a Lay Advisory Committee (LAC) to facilitate communication between the school board and the lay people of Henrico County. This advisory committee offers two-way communication between you and the highest officials in your school system. It provides a forum for orderly and constructive discussion and for the exchange of information. The Lay Advisory Committee is not designed to deal with individual situations more appropriately handled between parents, students, and school administrators. Instead, this committee focuses on “macro” issues of broad interest which affect the educational welfare of many students.