Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBSchools) highlighted several achievements and community initiatives in a series of tweets posted on December 10, 2025. The posts recognized student accomplishments, community service projects, and educator honors within the school district.
In a tweet dated December 10, VBSchools announced: ” Congratulations to Beau Evans from Trantwood Elementary for playing Tiny Tim in this year’s A Christmas Carol at the Sandler Center. This was Beau’s first professional production, and he did an amazing job. #WeAreVBSchools #VBCPSProud https://t.co/fSBI9SfkQV”
Later that day, another post commended students from Kellam High School for their charitable efforts: “Kellam High students used the school’s 3D printer to make more than 150 “Gift of Hope” keychains for patients at Sentara Brock Cancer Center. Their project shows patients that no one fights alone. Read the full story → https://t.co/GcEwiWBUF4 #WeAreVBSchools #VBCPSCares https://t.co/aDHjDZ6RPA” This initiative reflects ongoing efforts by local schools to engage students in service learning and community support activities.
Additionally, VBSchools celebrated Brittany Videll as a finalist for citywide Teacher of the Year: ” Congrats to Brittany Videll, a citywide Teacher of the Year finalist! She empowers students across 30+ VBCPS to communicate with confidence using speech therapy, assistive technology, & personalized support. Read More: https://t.co/pn68njBK8K #VBCPSTOYFinalist https://t.co/0zif0jxVHg” According to district information, such recognition highlights educators who demonstrate leadership and innovation in supporting diverse student needs throughout Virginia Beach City Public Schools.
Virginia Beach City Public Schools is among the largest school divisions in Virginia and regularly shares updates on student activities and staff recognitions through its official social media channels.
