Former Henrico ACE Center Staff Member Found Guilty of Malicious Wounding
A former Henrico County Public Schools staff member, Erin Travers, has been found guilty in Henrico Circuit Court of malicious wounding and injury by strangulation against a student at the Henrico ACE Center.
Richmond Petersburg, VA, November 6, 2026 —
A former employee of Henrico County Public Schools has been found guilty of felony charges related to an incident involving a student. Erin Travers, who was a staff member at the Henrico Advanced Career Education (ACE) Center, was convicted in Henrico Circuit Court.
The court found Travers guilty of malicious wounding and injury by strangulation. These charges stem from an incident that occurred while Travers was employed at the ACE Center, which serves students in Henrico County. The victim in the case was a student at the center.
Specific details regarding the date of the incident, the nature of the injuries sustained by the student, and the sequence of events leading to the conviction were not provided in the available summary. Similarly, information concerning the sentencing date or any penalties associated with the guilty verdict was not disclosed. The duration of Travers’s employment with Henrico County Public Schools and the specific role held at the ACE Center were also not detailed.
The Henrico ACE Center is a facility that provides vocational and technical training for high school students in Henrico County. Further information regarding the case proceedings, including trial details and any statements made by the prosecution or defense, is not available in the summary. The outcome of the verdict represents a significant legal development concerning an employee within the school district and an incident involving a student.
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