Congrats to our basketball teams and stellar cheerleaders for a fantastic season! With Coaches Quintin Terrell, Stephanie Turner, Tamara Johnson, and Myrtle Thaxton leading the way, our 5th–8th grade cheerleaders leveled
This month, our 7th and 8th grade students had the unique opportunity to engage with Mecca Harris (pictured above with 8th grader, Imani) from Art 180, a nonprofit organization working to amplify the
As a member of AJC’s very first class, Darrell Atkins is part of the foundation of Anna Julia Cooper School. He says he still shares AJC’s story wherever he goes, telling
At Anna Julia Cooper School, we are blessed by the generous hearts of those who volunteer to walk beside us in our work. One such soul is Lee Hatcher, one
Every Friday and Saturday night, AJC opens its doors to middle and high school boys from the community for Open Gym. Thanks to financial support from NextUP RVA, in partnership with
While many schools were closed, AJC students were hard at work honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service. From reflection to hands-on projects, students across all grades lived out the call
Anthony Bullock, AJC Class of 2019 and UPRVA student, discovered theatre during his high school years at St. Christopher’s School, where he performed in plays and announced for the football
Exciting things are happening on our Lower School construction site — construction is moving right along toward a June completion, in time to welcome students for Summer School.
The Scholastic Writing Awards for the Richmond region were recently announced, and our students showed up in a big way. Even though the competition is open to students ages 13–19 — and
Every year during our school Christmas program, we award one or more volunteers with the Gabriel Award. This award recognizes volunteers who have gone above and beyond in the way
Congrats to our basketball teams and stellar cheerleaders for a fantastic season! With Coaches Quintin Terrell, Stephanie Turner, Tamara Johnson, and Myrtle Thaxton leading the way, our 5th–8th grade cheerleaders leveled
This month, our 7th and 8th grade students had the unique opportunity to engage with Mecca Harris (pictured above with 8th grader, Imani) from Art 180, a nonprofit organization working to amplify the
As a member of AJC’s very first class, Darrell Atkins is part of the foundation of Anna Julia Cooper School. He says he still shares AJC’s story wherever he goes, telling
At Anna Julia Cooper School, we are blessed by the generous hearts of those who volunteer to walk beside us in our work. One such soul is Lee Hatcher, one
Every Friday and Saturday night, AJC opens its doors to middle and high school boys from the community for Open Gym. Thanks to financial support from NextUP RVA, in partnership with
While many schools were closed, AJC students were hard at work honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service. From reflection to hands-on projects, students across all grades lived out the call
Anthony Bullock, AJC Class of 2019 and UPRVA student, discovered theatre during his high school years at St. Christopher’s School, where he performed in plays and announced for the football
Exciting things are happening on our Lower School construction site — construction is moving right along toward a June completion, in time to welcome students for Summer School.
The Scholastic Writing Awards for the Richmond region were recently announced, and our students showed up in a big way. Even though the competition is open to students ages 13–19 — and
Every year during our school Christmas program, we award one or more volunteers with the Gabriel Award. This award recognizes volunteers who have gone above and beyond in the way