Richmond County Public Schools

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Richmond County Public Schools is a school division that serves students in Richmond County, Virginia. The district operates three schools: one elementary-middle school, one high school, and one learning center.

Administration[]

Superintendent[]

The superintendent of Richmond County Public Schools is Bernard S. "Trey" Davis III. He began as superintendent on February 1, 2021. Before his appointment, Dr. Davis was the educational supervisor for Manassas City Public Schools from 2018 to 2021, the principal of the Northern Neck Regional Technical Center from 2010 to 2018, the principal of from 2010 to 2013, and assistant principal of the Hermitage Technical Center. He also was a teacher at Hanover High School, and the technology director for .^[2][3]

School Board[]

There are five members of the Richmond County Public School board.^[4]

• District 1: Vivian G. Wood, Vice Chairman
• District 2: Frank Johnson
• District 3: Patricia P. Pugh
• District 4: Kathleen F. Beane
• District 5: Boyd K. Blackley, Chairman

Schools[]

Richmond County currently operates 3 schools:^[5]

• Rappahannock High School
• Richmond County Elementary-Middle School
• Mackey-Thompson Learning Center

References[]