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Meadowview Elementary Third Grade Students Observe, Explore, and Predict The third grade students in Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Stiltner's class utilized their understanding of the scientific method during the first week of school.
For the second year in a row, Abingdon High School received the Governor's Award for Civic Engagement.
The kindergarten students of Meadowview Elementary School got to take an exciting bus ride on Friday, August 9, 2019. This ride was not just an ordinary ride, but one that focused on student bus safety.
Diana Schmidt, a Virginia Tech student, feels right at home in the environmental lab. Diana has accomplished a lot since she graduated Holston High School last year and had to move on from her office as president of the Karst Club.
On Friday, March 29, the Breakfast Club at Wallace Middle School hosted the Second Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Breakfast.
On May 14, 2019, Senior Government students from Holston High School learned first-hand about our state and federal judicial systems.
Students in Mr. Cross’ Criminal Justice class at the Washington County Career and Technical Education center recently measured blood stains and drops to analyze angle of impact and also determine points of origin.
Janalyn V., a seventh grader at Wallace Middle School, participated in the 28th Annual Blue Ridge Highlands Regional Science Fair at Radford University. She competed with an experiment entitled "Suck it Up" in the Chemistry and Material Science category.
Six John S. Battle High School students received the Virginia Seal of Biliteracy this year. The test is comprised of four sections: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. In order to earn this seal on the diploma, students must demonstrate proficiency in English and a second language.
On Friday, May 17, photojournalism students from Patrick Henry High School traveled to Barter Theatre's Education Building in Abingdon to attend a photography workshop with photographer David Patterson.