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Community and Inclusion

Building an Inclusive Community, What We Believe:

As a community, we are committed to a school that is diverse, inclusive and welcoming. We recognize this through admissions to curriculum to programming, as well as how we utilize our school resources.

Diversity & Inclusion Statement

St. Christopher's School is committed to the holistic development of each student in order to help every boy reach his full potential. The school fosters a diverse and inclusive school community in which every boy is known, loved and celebrated for his individual gifts and perspective.

Our commitment to diversity and inclusion is based on a genuine respect and appreciation for individual differences that enrich our school and reflect the broader community that we serve.

Further, our commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures that each student is prepared to engage and lead in an interconnected world with integrity, civility and respect. The foundational element of St. Christopher's is our community, strengthened by our diversity and our trust in one another, and thus, our fervent belief that all who come here are essential.

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Chamberlayne Achievement Program

At St. Christopher's, we recognize that our students come from every walk of life, each with his own experiences and needs. Through our Chamberlayne Achievement Program, we seek to increase the enrollment and retention of students from underrepresented backgrounds who have demonstrated academic promise, leadership potential and unique talents or character traits that will enhance the learning environment at St. Christopher's.

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Contact Us

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Robert Churchwell III

Director of Diversity, Community, and Inclusion

(804) 282-3185 x5216

Community Partners

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Community Partner Organizations
- 3D Baseball
- American Red Cross
- Art180
- Big Brothers/Big Sisters
- Blue Sky Fund
- Boys and Girls Club of Metro Richmond
- Change the World RVA
- Church Hill Activities & Tutoring (CHAT)
- Commonwealth Catholic Charities
- Communities in School
- Eastminster Presbyterian Church
- Elk Hill
- Family Lifeline
- Fifth Baptist Church
- Grayland Baptist Church
- Greater Richmond Children’s Choir
- Henrico Police Athletic League
- Higher Achievement Program at Boushall & Henderson Middle Schools
- I Have a Dream Foundation
- Mayor’s Youth Academy – City of Richmond
- Mentor Match – Lutheran Family Services of VA
- MICAH
- Northside Family YMCA
- Partnership for the Future
- Peter Paul Development Center
- Police Athletic League
- Richmond Boys Choir
- Richmond Public Schools Office of School & Community Partnerships
- Sharon Baptist Church
- Shepherds Way Relief Center
- Southside Baptist Christian School
- St. James’s Children Center
- St. Joseph’s Villa
- United Methodist Family Services (UMFS)
- VA Dept. of Social Services/Family Services
- Visual Arts Center – Space of Her Own (SOHO) Program
- Youth Life Foundation
- YWCA
Community Partner Schools
- Albert Hill Middle School
- Anna Julia Cooper Middle School
- Armstrong High School’s Leadership Program
- Binford Middle School
- Church Hill Academy
- Douglas S. Freeman High School Center for Leadership,
- Government & Global Economics
- Elijah House Academy
- Falling Creek Elementary School
- Franklin Military Academy
- Henrico High School & the Center for the Arts
- James River High School’s Center for Leadership & International Relations
- Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School for Government & International Studies
- Powhatan High School
- Precious Blessings Academy
- Providence Middle School
- St. Andrew’s School
- St. Christopher School’s Summer Institute on Leadership and Public Service
- Swansboro Elementary
- Thomas Dale High School
- Thomas Jefferson High School
- University of Richmond’s Bonner Center for Civic Engagement
- Varina High School
- Virginia Commonwealth University
- Virginia State University
- Virginia Union University