CODERVA STUDENTS AND FACULTY
We spoke with students and faculty at CodeRVA Regional High School, an innovative new school in Richmond, Virginia serving students from 13 school divisions across the Commonwealth. Listen below to learn more about their experiences in the first year and their plans for the future of the school.
We spoke with Juan Bonilla-Olmos (9th grade - Cumberland County), Kayla Brown (9th grade - Richmond), Hannah Jones (9th grade - New Kent County), Grady Anderson (10th grade - Hopewell City), and Shamadre Chambliss (9th grade - Sussex County) (pictured left to right) about what led them to enroll in CodeRVA and what they think about this new approach to public education.
Michael Bolling (Executive Director), Joy Beatty (Humanities Teacher), Rebecca Hall (Math Teacher), and Gwen Ashworth (Counselor) (pictured left to right) discussed the mission of the school and reflected on their first year leading this innovative new approach to education in the Commonwealth.
