VBSchools shares updates on mobile literacy initiative and annual youth art show

Dr. Donald Robertson Superintendent
Dr. Donald Robertson Superintendent
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Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBSchools) highlighted recent initiatives and events in a series of posts on March 30, 2026. The school division used its official social media account to share updates about literacy outreach and student art recognition.

On March 30, VBSchools posted: “Have you spotted our @VBFACE1 Mobile Resource Truck, The Beacon, rolling around town yet?

With great turnout so far, our team has shared books to support literacy and connected with families to learn how we can expand opportunities for engagement.

We can’t wait to visit https://t.co/d62RPJ13iA“. In a separate post published at the same time, VBSchools reiterated: “Have you spotted our @VBFACE1 Mobile Resource Truck, The Beacon, rolling around town yet?

With great turnout so far, our team has shared books to support literacy and connected with families to learn how we can expand opportunities for engagement.

We can’t wait to visit https://t.co/qPsNOx2j0m“.

Later that evening, the division recognized student artists in another update: “Nicole’s EdVentures celebrates VBCPS student creativity at the Annual Youth Art Month Art Show

This year’s theme, The World Needs Art, highlights student voices through their work.

Watch the full episode on YouTube → https://t.co/vuG2x90tuB

#WeAreVBSchools https://t.co/gnSNSKPTG8“.

Virginia Beach City Public Schools is one of the largest school divisions in Virginia. It regularly conducts community outreach through initiatives like mobile resource trucks and promotes student achievements across academic and creative disciplines.



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