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School Board

The Albemarle County School Board and the Superintendent of Schools are bound in a partnership of mutual trust and vision. The School Board and the Superintendent are responsible for selecting the results that the school system should be pursuing. Together, the School Board and the Superintendent take primary responsibility for ensuring that Albemarle County Public Schools is an effective school system.

For more information about the role of the School Board, refer to Policy BBA, Role, Qualifications, and Appraisal of the School Board.

Meet the School Board members »

A group photo of the School Board taken in January 2026.

Back row, from left: James "Jim" Dillenbeck, Judy Le, Kate Acuff, Robert "Bob" Beard.
Front row, from left: Allison Spillman, Rebecca Berlin, Ellen Osborne.

*If you would like to make a donation in memory of Chuck Pace, Rio District Representative for the Albemarle County School Board, please choose "In Memory of Chuck Pace" in the "Where would you like to give?" dropdown of our donation website.

Albemarle Foundation for
Education Donation Portal

Participating in Our Meetings

School Board meetings are open to the public. While meetings are occurring virtually, the Board encourages community members to participate by watching via livestream and offering public comment:

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School Board meetings are broadcast via livestream. Our meeting schedule and agendas are posted in ElectronicSchoolBoard.

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Albemarle County School Board
401 McIntire Road, Room 345
Charlottesville, VA 22902

Phone: 434-972-4055
Fax: 434-296-5869

You can contact the entire School Board by email at schoolboard@k12albemarle.org. Please include the district in which you reside or the name of your child's school in the message.

Please note: For records retention purposes, emails sent to schoolboard@k12albemarle.org will also be received by the Clerk of the Board.

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