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Watauga Elementary is thrilled to announce our Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Angela Owens! Mrs. Owens has taught in Washington County and exclusively at Watauga Elementary for nineteen years. Mrs. Owens graduated from Emory and Henry College in 1999 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary English.
Congratulations to these outstanding AHS Band students who earned placement into the competitive Washington County Honor Band, where the top musicians in the county put together a professional concert in two days.
During the month of October, Wallace Middle School focused on bringing awareness to bullying prevention. On October 23, WMS hosted its annual Mix It Up at Lunch Day.
Mrs. Woosley’s chemistry students displayed their completed research projects at the end of the first semester.
Rhea Valley Elementary third graders welcomed back former preschool teacher, Ms. Sujean Bradley, to talk about her experiences in China. Ms. Bradley has visited China twice already.
On Thursday, December 6, 2018 spelling bee winners from the seven elementary schools in Washington County competed in the Annual Elementary School Spelling Bee at Rhea Valley Elementary School.
Congratulations to sixth-grade math teacher Mrs. Melissa Childress who was selected as Damascus Middle School’s 2018-2019 Teacher of the Year! Before Mrs. Childress came to Damascus Middle School over two years ago, she taught math for eleven years in Wise County Public Schools.
Five talented Holston High School singers landed spots in the Senior 2019 District VII Choir.
In Mrs. Morris’ sixth grade language arts class at Wallace Middle School, students read the book, “Towers Falling” by Jewell Parker Rhodes. Students worked together to complete a novel study on the book. Deja, the main character in the novel, faced many real-world problems such as homelessness and hunger.
It is with great pride that PHHS announces Grace M. as being selected to be exhibiting in the Blue and Gold Juried High School Art Exhibition at Emory and Henry College.
Greendale Elementary School participated in "Operation Holiday Heroes" during the month of December, whereby they donated items for local nursing home residents for "Twelve Days of Giving."