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Message from the Superintendent on April 20 Student Walk-Out
This is a message from Superintendent Kamras regarding the planned events for student walk-outs on Friday, April 20.
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Richmond Community High School Principal Receives REB Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership
J. Austin Brown, principal of Richmond Community High School (RCHS), has been awarded the 2017-18 REB Award for Distinguished Educational Leadership.
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Richmond Student Named Winner of the Virginia Lottery Thank a Teacher Art Contest
Albert Hill Middle School seventh-grade student, Cleo Scott was honored today as one of three winners of the Virginia Lottery Thank a Teacher Art Contest, in partnership with the Virginia PTA.
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Superintendent Kamras Announces New Leadership Team
Last night the Richmond Public Schools Board approved the hire of four new members of Superintendent Kamras’ leadership team.
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Gateway Registration Errors
It has been reported that technical difficulties within the Gateway Online registration system are significantly impacting the Open Enrollment and Specialty School application process.
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Superintendent and School Board Statement on Mayor Stoney’s FY2019 Budget Proposal
We continue to appreciate Mayor Stoney’s leadership and support of the children of Richmond.
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Spring is Upon Us! A Message from Principal Shaw
Happy Springtime, Jaguar Family!
There are only 2 months of school left this year! Can you believe it? The year has gone so quickly!! There are a lot of developments taking place in this short time: Click the title above to read more...
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Kindergarten Registration
4 1/2 year olds can be registered for Kindergarten April 19th, 2018
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MJJ is Going Paperless!!!
Miles Jones is moving forward as a technology driven elementary school. Our students are 21st Century learners and as we become more comfortable with the influx of technology in schools, we will offer more information using paperless means of communication. Please click to read more...
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Thank You Continentals of RVA!
The Richmond Continentals visited Miles Jones to celebrate Black History through the reading of stories that featured books written by, illustrated by, or featuring African-Americans. The ladies enjoyed a presentation by the students and staff and read to K-2nd graders. Thanks so much Ladies! Please visit http://www.richmondcontienentals.org to find out more about the organization!
