Destination 2025: Life Ready Learning Experiences
Destination 2025: The Plan for HCPS merges an earlier version of the school division’s comprehensive strategic plan with another document known as “Amy’s Passport” (Superintendent Amy Cashwell’s 2018-19 booklet of reflections, recommendations and next steps) to create a roadmap for Henrico County Public Schools’ continuous progress. The earlier version of the comprehensive strategic plan for HCPS was created during the 2017-18 school year, thanks to the involvement of more than 300 committee members, students, families and HCPS staff. It also includes input from focus groups, community input events, two online surveys and a public hearing. Because the earlier strategic plan and Amy’s Passport shared similarities, they have now merged to become one document.
HCPS’ Four Cornerstones
Safety and Wellness
An equitable and inclusive school climate that provides for the social, emotional, cultural and physical wellness of all stakeholders.
Academic Growth
Occurring from the cumulative impact of exposure to core curricula, electives and life-skill development opportunities, and that prepares students to reach their potential.
Equity and Opportunity
Collective effort of all stakeholders to reduce disparities among students from varying demographics and backgrounds through engaging, meaningful and relevant experiences.
Relationships
Building authentic, trusting connections that encourage collaboration and engagement among students, families, staff and communities.