Richard McFee: Serving with Love, Each and Every Day
At last night’s School Board meeting, we had the opportunity to honor someone who has served the Richmond community for decades: Coach Richard McFee.
A Message from Superintendent Jason Kamras on the Henry L. Marsh Mayoral Forum
A Message from Superintendent Jason Kamras on the Henry L. Marsh Mayoral Forum
Retention Is the Return: Why RPS Shines Matters
The $100,000 invested annually in RPS Shines funds has a much greater impact than a single evening. It fosters meaningful recognition experiences, boosts professional pride, and establishes a culture where educators feel their work is appreciated by the broader community, not just within school walls.
Give804 and the Power of a Citywide Commitment to Literacy
In its first year, Give804 raised $60,000 through community donations, collected 1,700 books, and mobilized hundreds of volunteers to serve as reading buddies for students throughout the city.
Alignment Was the Starting Point. Designing the Future Is the Work.
Over the past year, Richmond Ed Fund has gained national investment and attention that wouldn’t have been possible without a clear, shared vision with Richmond Public Schools. Alignment isn’t about appearances; it’s about impact.
RPS200: Extending the School Year to Accelerate Learning in Richmond
In 2023, Richmond Public Schools launched a pilot to determine if 20 more days of school might help students learn more and deepen their connections with their teachers and peers.
Get Involved with Give 804
Together, we’ve already raised more than $20,000 towards creating a culture of joyful readers and putting books directly into the hands of our students.
Why Leadership Is the Lever for Lasting School Improvement
In collaboration with School Leader Labs and Richmond Public Schools, the Richmond Ed Fund launched the RPS Leads Principal Residency Program to develop a strong pool of leaders who can realize Richmond Public Schools’ strategic goals and maintain growth throughout their careers.
Richmond Ed Fund Launches First Annual “Give 804” Campaign to Rally Citywide Support for Literacy and Public Education
Campaign aims to raise resources to ensure every Richmond student can read on grade level by the third-grade

