Hi, I am
Dr. Alveta Green

Your Virginia Beach School Board District 4 Representative

Meet Dr. Green - Retired Educator

I was elected to the Virginia Beach City School Board in November 2024 in a special election for a 2-year term ending December 31, 2026. Every decision I have made is guided by a simple principle: prioritizing students and ensuring every student has access to a high-quality public school education.

Our schools continue to face challenges, from recruiting and retaining excellent teachers to ensuring students have the academic, social-emotional, and career preparation they need to succeed in an ever-changing world.

For these reasons, I respectfully request your support on November 3, 2026, to allow me to continue serving as your Virginia Beach School Board District 4 Member, working on behalf of our students and families.

Accomplishments

Over the past 2 years, we have made meaningful progress together. Working alongside educators, families, and community members, I have:

  • Championed expanded bus transportation so students in my district could access academic programs outside their attendance zone.
  • Established a grandparent mentoring program at an elementary school, which has directly strengthened students’ social‑emotional well‑being and supported their academic growth.
  • Consistently ensured that our division’s budget aligns with our educational priorities. I am always looking for ways to maximize classroom resources while respecting local taxpayers.
  • Actively listened to teachers, students, parents, and community members, ensuring that all voices are represented in critical board decisions.

I will continue to focus on:

  • Supporting strong academic outcomes and student achievement.
  • Recruiting, retaining, and supporting outstanding teachers and staff.
  • Ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and transparently.
  • Maintaining safe, welcoming, and effective learning environments.
  • Strengthening communication and partnerships with families and the community.

Committed To Education 

I am your advocate for school board policies to ensure successful outcomes for all students by removing barriers to learning for any social or cultural factor that may impact equal opportunities and access.

Through collaboration with other school board members, I will set the vision and goals of Virginia Beach City Public Schools and measure the success of the division and superintendent against these goals.

All constituents will stay informed of the division’s progress and challenges. I will always communicate the needs of our students and division to government at the local and state levels by advocating for strong Virginia Beach City Public Schools.

Committed To Education

I am your advocate for school board policies to ensure successful outcomes for all students by removing barriers to learning for any social or cultural factor that may impact equal opportunities and access.

Through collaboration with other school board members, I will set the vision and goals of Virginia Beach City Public Schools and measure the success of the division and superintendent against these goals.

All constituents will stay informed of the division’s progress and challenges. I will always communicate the needs of our students and division to government at the local and state levels by advocating for strong Virginia Beach City Public Schools.

Alveta Green for Virginia Beach School Board District 4

Alveta Green is committed to transparent leadership, fostering strong community ties, improving local education, and boosting economic growth in District 4 and the City of Virginia Beach.

Effective public schools reduce long-term social and economic challenges, helping communities become more resilient.

Alveta Green For
Virginia Beach School Board District 4

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Great things are happening in District 4 following the August 11th Virginia Beach School Board Meeting. The Board approved a resolution to establish an ad hoc committee to explore naming or renaming opportunities in the Tri‑Campus attendance zone to honor Bettie F. Williams, and I am grateful to be appointed chair of this committee.

The Board also voted to convey the former Bayside 6 property on Jericho Road to the City of Virginia Beach for the creation of a new park in Aragona. It was especially meaningful to have Lorraine Samko, former Aragona Civic League President, present. She served on the Jericho Road Ad Hoc Committee with Vice Chair Carolyn Weems and me, and has been a steadfast advocate for a community park once the building was no longer used as a school.

District 4, we did it—progress through partnership and community commitment.
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Great things are happening in District 4 following the August 11th Virginia Beach School Board Meeting. The Board approved a resolution to establish an ad hoc committee to explore naming or renaming opportunities in the Tri‑Campus attendance zone to honor Bettie F. Williams, and I am grateful to be appointed chair of this committee.

The Board also voted to convey the former Bayside 6 property on Jericho Road to the City of Virginia Beach for the creation of a new park in Aragona. It was especially meaningful to have Lorraine Samko, former Aragona Civic League President, present. She served on the Jericho Road Ad Hoc Committee with Vice Chair Carolyn Weems and me, and has been a steadfast advocate for a community park once the building was no longer used as a school.

District 4, we did it—progress through partnership and community commitment.Image attachmentImage attachment

Thank you to the Office of Professional Growth and Innovation for welcoming more than 400 new educators to New Educator Orientation. This week’s activities will help our newest educators become acquainted with VBCPS and their individual schools, and I was delighted to meet several who will be serving at schools in my District 4.

I was especially moved by the remarks shared by Sam, a Cox High School student and SCA President, who reminded all of us why teachers matter and how the relationships they build with students shape their success. Welcome to the VBCPS family, and best wishes for a rewarding school year to all our new educators.
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Thank you to the Office of Professional Growth and Innovation for welcoming more than 400 new educators to New Educator Orientation. This week’s activities will help our newest educators become acquainted with VBCPS and their individual schools, and I was delighted to meet several who will be serving at schools in my  District 4.

I was especially moved by the remarks shared by Sam, a Cox High School student and SCA President, who reminded all of us why teachers matter and how the relationships they build with students shape their success. Welcome to the VBCPS family, and best wishes for a rewarding school year to all our new educators.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

I worked with so many talented professionals in Virginia Beach City Public Schools and among them, John Brewington. John’s leadership as Coordinator of Music and Performing Arts strengthened and expanded music education and curriculum across VBCPS. His work enriched music and performing arts course offerings and programs from marching bands and orchestra to chorus and small ensembles, leaving a lasting legacy of opportunity and appreciation for the performing arts.

Congratulations, John, on being selected as the first recipient of the Virginia Beach Champion for the Performing Arts by the Virginia Beach Arts & Humanities Commission. Your impact on our schools and community is enduring, and I was honored to celebrate this well‑deserved recognition with you.
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I worked with so many talented professionals in Virginia Beach City Public Schools  and among them, John Brewington. John’s leadership as Coordinator of Music and Performing Arts strengthened and expanded music education and curriculum across VBCPS. His work enriched music and performing arts course offerings and programs from marching bands and orchestra to chorus and small ensembles, leaving a lasting legacy of opportunity and appreciation for the performing arts.

Congratulations, John, on being selected as the first recipient of the Virginia Beach Champion for the Performing Arts by the Virginia Beach Arts & Humanities Commission. Your impact on our schools and community is enduring, and I was honored to celebrate this well‑deserved recognition with you.Image attachmentImage attachment
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