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Valley Institute kicked off the week celebrating Dr. Seuss with a vocabulary parade. Students selected a vocabulary word and then dressed in costume to represent the word.
Josh H. was the winner of the Martin Luther King Essay Contest from Holston High School. His essay, “Standing Arm in Arm,” was chosen to be read by Josh at the ceremony commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Day in Abingdon.
During the week of February 25-29, 2019, Watauga students had the chance to learn all about the game of golf from Coach Adam Dean. Coach Dean is the program director for The First Tee of Tri-Cities.
The month of February was filled with lots of jumping and learning about how to take the best care of our hearts for students at Valley Institute. Students joined in on the Kids Heart Challenge through the American Heart Association.
Patrick Henry chemistry students conducted a series of minilabs in order to prove the Law of Conservation of Mass. Students worked through five experiments, measuring the mass of the reactants and the mass of the products.
Second Graders at Watauga Elementary School presented Dr. Doug Arnold with a gift for School Board Appreciation Month. Dr. Arnold was given a book titled, Cara’s Kindness.
4th Grade students at High Point Elementary School have been working on the math concepts of area and perimeter in Art Class!
On Monday, November 19, WMS eighth grade students were able to take a trip into the future with Career Exploration and the Reality Store with Virginia Cooperative Extension at the Higher Education Center.
Members of Holston High School's National Honor Society sponsored a drive to benefit Niswonger Children’s Hospital in Johnson City, TN.
The gifted students at Damascus Middle School recently participated in a unit of study about Blood Typing. The nurse at Damascus Middle School, Michelle Stiltner, helped with this unit by taking blood from each student using a lancet.
Watauga Elementary is proud to announce our librarian, Dr. Barbara Jones, as Clinch Region Librarian of the Year! This award recognizes outstanding Virginia school librarians.