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Fifth grade students at High Point Elementary are learning a lot about decimal computation. Students played a game to practice multiplying decimals.
The students from Watauga Elementary in Mrs. Covington’s 4th grade classes designed t-shirts to showcase the five geographic regions of Virginia.
On September 6th, Mr. Tom Musick read to the third grade classes at Rhea Valley Elementary. September 6th was National Read a Book Day and included Ag in the Classroom.
Dr. Kevin Hamed ,Tamara Lasley, and Eric Hoffman teamed up to teach Governor's School this past summer. The focus of the two week course was to inform and prepare students for the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate.
Art students began the new school year with projects inspired by board games and video games.
On September 6, eleven FFA members from the Glade Spring Middle School FFA Chapter attended the Appalachian Area Leadership Conference at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center.
Third grade students at Greendale Elementary School are excited to learn about Animal Adaptations.
School Resource Officers (SROs) serve as a resource in the school(s) to which they are assigned.
Kindergarten and Second Grade students at High Point Elementary School recently study the artist Claude Monet. They examined some of his most famous works, including his Japanese Bridge series.
Students in Mr. Pearman’s Anatomy and Physiology class took a close look at some human tissue samples during their Histology Unit this month at John Battle High School.
Before beginning a study of William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, students in Mrs. Burke's speech and drama class created over-sized character maps.
At Greendale Elementary, we have students who do not wear a cape, but are still super heroes!
On Tuesday, August 21, Damascus Middle School students and faculty gathered in the gym with Mr. Zeb Bishop, a member of The Strength Team. 
On August 17th, student leaders at John S. Battle learned valuable lessons from Washington County's Superintendent, Dr. Brian Ratliff, to kick off their "Leader Live" series.