Budget Work Session - CCPS School Board

10001 Iron Bridge Rd, Chesterfield, VA 23832, USA

CCPS School Board Meeting

Information about the school board meeting, including agendas can be found on the ......More

Information about the school board meeting, including agendas can be found on the BoardDocs site. Public comment will be accepted during School Board business meetings. Citizens requesting to speak before the Board will be given the opportunity to comment in person at the appropriate time. Those who wish to speak in person at the board meeting should notify the School Board clerk (by 2 p.m. on the day of a board meeting) by phone at 804-348-2521, ext. 105227 or through the online forms on our website.

10001 Iron Bridge Rd, Chesterfield, VA 23832, USA

Coffee & Conversation: Set Effective Limits to Handle Challenging Behavior

Sign up As parents, we must set limits for our children, especially when technology needs to be turned off and homework needs to be completed. Often, howe......More

Sign up As parents, we must set limits for our children, especially when technology needs to be turned off and homework needs to be completed. Often, however, kids resist our limits and we feel powerless, especially when consequences seem exhausting or ineffective. In this workshop, you'll learn how to set limits in a way that leads to less resistance AND internal motivation, so that students do what they have to do without the need for constant reminders and punishments. Guest: Rachel Bailey, parenting specialist and former therapist

What's Next Wednesdays: Finding Scholarships and Financing Your Plan

What's Next Wednesdays is the latest CCPS series geared toward high school students and their families who are getting ready to take their next steps after graduation. From finding the "right fit" to navigating financial aid, this process can be stressful for our stude......More

What's Next Wednesdays is the latest CCPS series geared toward high school students and their families who are getting ready to take their next steps after graduation. From finding the "right fit" to navigating financial aid, this process can be stressful for our students and the adults in their lives. What's Next Wednesdays is here to help! Use the online form to register for upcoming events. Once registered, you will receive a Google Meet link to attend the meeting.  *** “Show me the Money!” Finding Scholarships and Financing Your Plan Each year, billions of dollars in scholarships and grants go unclaimed. This session will discuss increasing opportunities by maximizing your financial aid package through available scholarships. 

Advisory Committee Meeting: Career and Technical Education

The Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee (“CTEAC”) serves an important role in providing input and supporting career development initiatives. Members contribute to the continuous improvement of career and technical education development by reviewing curric......More

The Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee (“CTEAC”) serves an important role in providing input and supporting career development initiatives. Members contribute to the continuous improvement of career and technical education development by reviewing curriculum, providing input on and supporting budget priorities and recommending workforce development initiatives. Note: This meeting will be held in the in Conference Room #1205 at 7053 Celebration Park Avenue, N. Chesterfield, VA 23225. For full schedules, check the Advisory Committee Meeting Schedule. Meeting notices will be posted on oneccps.org and on the BoardDocs site.

7053 Celebration Park Ave, Richmond, VA 23225, USA

Middle Management: Maintaining peace at home during turbulent years

Parenting a middle schooler can feel like a full-time job. These years bring big changes—socially, emotionally, and academically—not just for students, but for parents. “Middle Management” series will provide guidance, resources, and reassurance as you support your you......More

Parenting a middle schooler can feel like a full-time job. These years bring big changes—socially, emotionally, and academically—not just for students, but for parents. “Middle Management” series will provide guidance, resources, and reassurance as you support your young person through this unique stage of life. Sign Up Pick Your Battles: Maintaining peace at home during turbulent years Not every eye roll or slammed door is worth a showdown. Learn how to decide what’s worth addressing (and what’s not) so your home feels less like a battlefield and more like a safe space.

Coffee & Conversation: What Are ID/DD Waiver Services & How to Seek Services Through Chesterfield CSB

Sign up In this session, you will learn about the referral process for Intellectual Disabilities (ID) services and Individual and Family Developmental Dis......More

Sign up In this session, you will learn about the referral process for Intellectual Disabilities (ID) services and Individual and Family Developmental Disabilities Support (DD) at Chesterfield CSB. This includes the details of support coordination, DD waiver services, and the eligibility process for our program. Guest: Katie Sobrieto, ID/DD Service Coordinator, Chesterfield County Community Services Board

Budget Work Session - CCPS School Board

10001 Iron Bridge Rd, Chesterfield, VA 23832, USA

Special Meeting, Budget Adoption - CCPS School Board

10001 Iron Bridge Rd, Chesterfield, VA 23832, USA

Coffee & Conversation: Strong Voices, Safe Choices

Sign up Talking about drugs and alcohol with your child doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Join us to explore ways to speak with confidence, recognize warni......More

Sign up Talking about drugs and alcohol with your child doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Join us to explore ways to speak with confidence, recognize warning signs, and prepare your child to handle peer pressure. We’ll also share where families can find help and resources when needed. Guest: Lindsay Cunningham, Outreach Coordinator, Substance Abuse Free Environment (SAFE)

What's Next Wednesdays: Is an HBCU for You?

What's Next Wednesdays is the latest CCPS series geared toward high school students and their families who are getting ready to take their next steps after graduation. From finding the "right fit" to navigating financial aid, this process can be stressful for our stude......More

What's Next Wednesdays is the latest CCPS series geared toward high school students and their families who are getting ready to take their next steps after graduation. From finding the "right fit" to navigating financial aid, this process can be stressful for our students and the adults in their lives. What's Next Wednesdays is here to help! Use the online form to register for upcoming events. Once registered, you will receive a Google Meet link to attend the meeting.  *** Is an HBCU for You? This session will discuss the significance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and explore the unique opportunities they provide for the students who choose to attend them.  

Coffee & Conversation: Helping Kids Manage Anxiety

Sign up Anxiety can affect kids of......More

Sign up Anxiety can affect kids of all ages—from a kindergartner nervous about school to a teen feeling overwhelmed. This workshop helps parents guide children in recognizing what they can control, challenging anxious thoughts with simple “thought checks,” and using calming techniques to stay grounded. Gain practical tools to build your child’s resilience from early childhood through high school. Guest: Lauren Ellenberger, School Counselor, Chesterfield County Public Schools