Program Centers
Program Centers
Highland Springs Campus
201 East Nine Mile Road
Highland Springs, VA 23075
804-328-4095
Directions to The Adult Education Center on Nine Mile Road
Regency Campus
1420 N. Parham Road
Henrico, VA 23229
804-740-5800
Directions to the Adult Education Center at Regency
Administrator: Gregory Lawson
The HCPS Adult Education Center provides comprehensive educational services for adult learners over age 18.
The Campus of Virginia Randolph
2204 Mountain Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
804-261-5085
Directions to The Campus of Virginia Randolph
Principal: Adria Mayo
Associate Principal: Diane Glover
Associate Principal: Paul Adams Jr.
Associate Principal: Clint Oaster
The Academy is open to students who want or need an alternate approach to education. It offers opportunities for students to earn a high school diploma and a career and technical education certificate.
Virginia Randolph Education Center
2206 Mountain Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
804-261-5090
Directions to Virginia Randolph Education Center
Principal: Erin Phelps
Associate Principal:
Virginia Randolph Education Center provides educational services for students with special needs. The center’s goal is to help students improve academically and behaviorally, equipping them to return to their home schools.
Elementary Intervention Program
2206 Mountain Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
804-261-5080
Directions to Elementary Intervention Program at New Bridge Learning Center
Administrative Coordinator: Debbie George
The Elementary Intervation Program center offers students in grades K-5 an opportunity to work in a small, nontraditional setting to develop the skills and knowledge to succeed academically and behaviorally. This program provides transition support for students once they return to their home school.
The Academy at Virginia Randolph
804-261-5070
Directions to Evening School of Excellence at Virginia Randolph
Highland Springs High School
804-261-5070
Directions to Evening School of Excellence at Highland Springs High School
Extended Learning Specialist: Justine Jordan.
Coordinator Center of Diversified Studies: Lori Huff
HCPS' Evening School of Excellence serves high school students who are at risk of not graduating on time. The program offers an opportunity for students to attend evening classes to complete coursework and recover credits needed for graduation. All courses are offered virtually, with the exception of drivers education - behind the wheel.
5915 Nine Mile Road
Henrico, VA 23223
804-328-8107
Directions to Preschool (New Bridge Learning Center)
Preschool Specialist: Katie Taylor
HCPS' Early Learning Preschool at New Bridge Learning Center is a comprehensive preschool program offering early childhood education and family, health and nutrition services. Students participate in a high quality, active learning environment in six classrooms. Students attending the center are selected from surrounding schools with existing preschool programs.
General Academic Development
201 East Nine Mile Road
Highland Springs, VA 23075
804-328-4095
Directions to General Academic Development on Nine Mile Road
Administrator: Gregory Lawson
The HCPS GAD (General Academic Development) program prepares students who are not quite ready for ISAEP classes. GAD students work intensively in small classes to transition into the ISAEP program.
Generating Recovery of Academic Direction Center (GRAD)
201 East Nine Mile Road
Highland Springs, VA 23075
804-328-2300Directions to the GRAD Center
The HCPS GRAD Center offers students the opportunity to maintain academic growth and achievement in a smaller setting while developing their behavior skills. A blended learning environment offers the opportunity for students to remain on pace while receiving support.
Individual Student Alternative Education Plan
201 East Nine Mile Road
Highland Springs, VA 23075
804-328-4095Directions to Individual Student Alternative Education Plan on Nine Mile Road
7850 Carousel Lane
Henrico, VA 23294
804-527-4660
Directions to Individual Student Alternative Education Plan on Carousel Lane
Administrator: Gregory Lawson
The ISAEP program (Individual Student Alternative Education Plan) offers high school students the opportunity to graduate early with a GED diploma. Featuring a unique half-day schedule, students are given individualized instruction in a small-group setting.
