
Grad Spotlight: Hakeem Harris, c/o 2018
This Fall, 2018 graduate Hakeem Harris returned to campus as an assistant football coach intern. Hakeem is completing his degree in Sports Management at Old Dominion University and will graduate this December.

This Fall, 2018 graduate Hakeem Harris returned to campus as an assistant football coach intern. Hakeem is completing his degree in Sports Management at Old Dominion University and will graduate this December.

After earning her Master’s in Teaching at VCU in 2021, Scout Boynton was eager to bring her passion for history and language to the classroom.She spent four years teaching history at Petersburg

A Message from the AJC Board Dear AJC Family, The Board of Trustees of Anna Julia Cooper School is delighted to announce our next Head of School, Tommy Blain, effective

Last Friday we hosted our most well-attended Fish Fry yet — bringing together hundreds of students, graduates, families, and neighbors. Guests enjoyed good food, fun music, and gathered around our cheerleaders

Class of 2025 AJC grads, Aniylah and Alisha began their high school journey at St. Catherine’s School this Fall. Pictured below walking to class, the two are finding their way in

Back-to-school season was extra special this year as Head of School, Mike Maruca, marked his seventeenth and final “first day of school” at AJC. True to form, Mr. Maruca approached it

There’s been a buzz of activity at the site of our new Lower School—gym walls are going up, and interior selections are underway. It’s exciting to imagine the spaces where

Over thirty students ventured out to sleepaway camps this summer, including Camp Dudley in New York’s Adirondack Mountains, Camp Kiniya on Lake Champlain in Vermont, Camp Alkulana in Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains, and Woodberry Forest Sports Camp, just

Did you know? Thanks to ongoing financial support from the City of Richmond’s Positive Youth Development Program, managed by our non-profit partner NextUp RVA, the doors of our middle school

This year’s high school graduates have shown remarkable persistence and determination. With 96% graduating on time and 22 out of 26 (that’s 85%) accepted to four-year or community colleges, our

This Fall, 2018 graduate Hakeem Harris returned to campus as an assistant football coach intern. Hakeem is completing his degree in Sports Management at Old Dominion University and will graduate this December.

After earning her Master’s in Teaching at VCU in 2021, Scout Boynton was eager to bring her passion for history and language to the classroom.She spent four years teaching history at Petersburg

A Message from the AJC Board Dear AJC Family, The Board of Trustees of Anna Julia Cooper School is delighted to announce our next Head of School, Tommy Blain, effective

Last Friday we hosted our most well-attended Fish Fry yet — bringing together hundreds of students, graduates, families, and neighbors. Guests enjoyed good food, fun music, and gathered around our cheerleaders

Class of 2025 AJC grads, Aniylah and Alisha began their high school journey at St. Catherine’s School this Fall. Pictured below walking to class, the two are finding their way in

Back-to-school season was extra special this year as Head of School, Mike Maruca, marked his seventeenth and final “first day of school” at AJC. True to form, Mr. Maruca approached it

There’s been a buzz of activity at the site of our new Lower School—gym walls are going up, and interior selections are underway. It’s exciting to imagine the spaces where

Over thirty students ventured out to sleepaway camps this summer, including Camp Dudley in New York’s Adirondack Mountains, Camp Kiniya on Lake Champlain in Vermont, Camp Alkulana in Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains, and Woodberry Forest Sports Camp, just

Did you know? Thanks to ongoing financial support from the City of Richmond’s Positive Youth Development Program, managed by our non-profit partner NextUp RVA, the doors of our middle school

This year’s high school graduates have shown remarkable persistence and determination. With 96% graduating on time and 22 out of 26 (that’s 85%) accepted to four-year or community colleges, our