Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBSchools) has shared updates and opportunities for students and families through a series of posts on its official social media account.
On March 19, 2026, VBSchools posted about support available to high school students recovering from substance use disorder. The post stated: “Is your high school student on a recovery journey from substance use disorder? The Harbor Hope Center offers academic & therapeutic support at no cost to families. Open to students in Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, & Virginia Beach.
Apply → https://t.co/NtBuhe5XdThttps://t.co/vc8lo35wlV” This message highlights the availability of free resources for families across several localities in the region.
Later that day, on March 19, 2026, VBSchools acknowledged student participation in an upcoming community event. The district wrote: “VBCPS students are ready to lace up for the Operation Smile Shamrock Final Mile this weekend. We are wishing the best of luck to all participating students!
Thank you to our partners at @JandARacing and sponsors for supporting our runners and helping make this experience https://t.co/1vUOeZLzaT” The post recognized both student efforts and contributions from community partners involved in organizing the event.
On March 20, 2026, VBSchools encouraged engagement with a new initiative related to its Mobile Resource Truck. According to the post: “Help us give The Beacon, our Mobile Resource Truck, a face to match its mission!
The Office of Family and Community Engagement (@VBFACE1) invites students, staff, and the community to vote for The Beacon’s official mascot.
Cast your vote now through April 3: https://t.co/8fosVtIGdD” This initiative seeks input from across the school division’s stakeholders as part of ongoing outreach efforts.
Virginia Beach City Public Schools serves one of Virginia’s largest school districts and regularly communicates updates about programs supporting student well-being and family engagement.
