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Virginia State University
Virginia State University, Virginia 23806
23806
Building a Better World Since 1882 Virginia State University, founded in 1882, is one of Virginia’s two land-grant institutions, and is located 20 minutes south of Richmond in the village of Ettrick.
With a current student population of approximately 4,600, the University sits atop a rolling landscape overlooking the Appomattox River with expansive views of Petersburg. Our 231-acre campus boasts 11 residence halls, 18 academic buildings and a 412-acre agriculture research facility.
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Grace and Hope Academy
Petersburg, VA 23803
23803
Grace and Hope Academy is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Christian, private, school. Our vision is to be an active center of discovery and investigation where learners enter, but self-directed, service-committed, Christ-centered, world-leaders leave.
We are located in Petersburg, VA, and are proud to serve the families of Petersburg, Hopewell, Fort Lee and the surrounding areas.
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PETERSBURG CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Petersburg, VA 23805
23805
Cool Spring Elementary School
Lakemont Elementary School
Pleasants Lane Elementary School
Walnut Hill Elementary School
Vernon Johns Middle School
Petersburg High School
Westview Early Childhood Education Center
Blandford Academy Alternative Program
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Richard Bland College
South Prince George, VA 23805
23805
ichard Bland College of William & Mary is a selective, residential, two-year College that provides a rich learning experience at a reasonable cost for students preparing for transfer to highly ranked colleges and universities. Richard Bland students rate our professors among the best in the region, yet tuition and fees are among the lowest. The academically rigorous programs are grounded in the liberal arts tradition of one of America’s oldest and most prestigious public universities, The College of William & Mary. The College boasts NJCAA intercollegiate athletics, signature programs, and a small and diverse student population of approximately 1,500 on a picturesque 750-acre campus located just outside historic Petersburg, Virginia, two hours south of Washington, D.C.
The College was named for the Virginia statesman and champion of public rights, Richard Bland. Son and grandson of successful planters, Richard Bland was educated at The College of William and Mary. From 1742 until his death in 1776, he represented the area in which the College is now located, first in the House of Burgesses, and later, with the adoption of a state constitution, in the House of Delegates. He also served as a delegate from Virginia in both the First and Second Continental Congresses.
It seems fitting, therefore, that an institution of higher learning located in an area served for so many years by this distinguished Virginia patriot and scholar, should derive its name from one whom Jefferson described “as the most learned and logical man of those who took prominent lead in public affairs.”