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Nov 6, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Charlottesville City School Board Regular Meeting
The meeting featured recognition for the CHS theater program, which achieved success at the Virginia Theater Association's competition and is fundraising $30,000 for the Southeastern Theater Conference. Recognition was also given for National School Psychology Week, highlighting support for student academic, emotional, and social needs, including executive functioning interventions. The board acknowledged National Family Engagement Month, introduced the Director of Community Schools, and recognized the community partnerships crucial for school programs. A moment of silence was held to honor the late Eugene Williams, a key figure in the community's civil rights history, especially regarding school desegregation. Student representatives spoke regarding the value of the theater program and the need for financial support for travel. A community member followed up on leaf removal from Jacksonia and Tall Oaks properties, requesting an additional pickup near Thanksgiving, and inquired about speeding mitigation measures on Harris Road.
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Charlottesville City School Board Work Session and Meeting with Legislators
The Charlottesville City School Board work session and meeting with legislators included discussions about the Fieldsville Early Learning Center, focusing on its inclusive name, staff of approximately 60 people, and around 200 students. The board also discussed the school improvement plan, staff preparation work, and space preparation work. The meeting touched on the importance of balancing literacy with intentional and developmentally appropriate playtime, and supporting staff with science of reading and literacy supports.
Oct 9, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Charlottesville City School Board Meeting
The meeting included a student representative's report on student opinions regarding school resource officers, with concerns raised about officers carrying guns. There was a disclosure related to the school board operating budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The board also acknowledged October as Dyslexia Awareness Month, Disability History and Awareness Month, and Bullying Prevention Month. The Charlottesville High School boys tennis team was recognized for winning their second consecutive state championship, and gratitude was expressed for the school board's support in bringing lights to the Curtis Elder Track and Field Complex, along with recognition of community partners. Piedmont Education Foundation grant winners were also acknowledged, as well as professional learning achievements of school board members.
Oct 1, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Charlottesville City School Board Executive Summary
The Charlottesville City School Board's budget for fiscal year 2026, covering the 2025-26 school year, focuses on four strategic priorities: increasing academic achievement, providing a culture of safety, wellness, and belonging, supporting staff, and ensuring effective and efficient operations. The budget includes investments in additional ESL and Reading/Math teachers, a retention bonus for Walker staff, and an additional member for the Family and Community Engagement (FACE) team. A significant portion of the budget increase is allocated to staff salary and benefits, including a 5.5% salary increase for licensed personnel and an average 3% increase for non-teaching staff. The budget also addresses the modernization of school facilities and safety infrastructure. The total draft budget for 2025-26 is $124,916,290, a net increase of $5,472,941.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
