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Between Wednesday, March 20, and Thursday, March 21, each of the four high school bands in Washington County performed for state ratings at the annual VBODA Concert Assessment Event at Virginia High School, Bristol, VA.
Congratulations to Grayson C., the 2019-2020 School Calendar and Handbook Cover Art Contest Winner!!
On Friday, April 26, Damascus Middle School’s twenty Jr. Washington County Community Scholars traveled to Emory & Henry College to visit the campus.
Students in Mr. Gene Greer’s Carpentry class have been busy designing and crafting lockers for the John Battle High School Field House. Mr. Greer has trained his students on how to utilize advanced CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology with the WCCTEC ShopBot with positional accuracy of +/- .002”.
On April 24, 2019, the second grade class from Meadowview Elementary School visited Rocky Mount Living History Museum. The well-behaved group learned what life was like in the Southwestern Territory in 1791.
Holston High School senior, Marissa S., represented her school and school system on Saturday, February 23, 2019 at the VBODA All-State Band Auditions in Harrisonburg, VA.
As part of Rhea Valley Elementary’s study of the novel “Fenway and Hattie,” students enjoyed a visit from Mr. Andy Overbay and his therapy dogs, Bo and Ty.
Watauga Elementary School’s First graders celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday by presenting their annual "Seussical Musical", at the March 21st PTA meeting. First graders even dressed like the famous character, Cat in the Hat, whom we all know and love.
Students in the Gifted Education Program at Wallace Middle School had the privilege of discussing Virginia government with Delegate O’Quinn at their December meeting.
During this past weekend, April 12-13, 2019, twenty-one students from the Washington County Career & Technical Education Center attended and competed in the SkillsUSA Virginia State Leadership Conference and Skills Championships in Virginia Beach.