ACPS Employees, Former Principal Charged With Failure to Report
Employees of Albemarle County Public Schools (ACPS) and a former principal of Hollymead Elementary School have been charged with failing to report.

Charlottesville, VA, October 7, 2026 — Albemarle County Public Schools (ACPS) is facing legal action as several employees and a former principal from Hollymead Elementary School have been charged with failing to report. The specifics of the allegations and the identities of the charged individuals were not immediately available.
The charges indicate a failure to report, but the nature of what was allegedly not reported has not been disclosed. The involved parties include current ACPS employees and a former principal associated with Hollymead Elementary School, a part of the Albemarle County Public School system.
Further details regarding the timeline of the alleged failures, the specific reporting requirements that were not met, and the authority that brought forth the charges have not been provided. Information concerning any ongoing investigations or potential next steps in the legal process is also pending.
ACPS serves students throughout Albemarle County, Virginia. Hollymead Elementary School is one of its elementary institutions. This development marks a significant event for the school district, as charges are being levied against employees and a former administrator within its ranks. The school district has not issued a public statement regarding these specific charges at this time. Information regarding the former principal’s tenure at Hollymead Elementary School was not provided.
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