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On Thursday, December 6, 2018 spelling bee winners from the seven elementary schools competed in the annual elementary school spelling bee.
“Magic doesn’t come from the world, it comes from people, and their kindness, that’s where magic comes from.” -Jack, age 7. Watauga Elementary Preschool students learned about kindness through The Magic Wand Project for Kids.
The HHS Environmental Science class recently tested water samples around the Holston campus using new equipment purchased from Vernier.
Eleven Wallace Middle School students were recently recognized for their outstanding essays in the Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest.
Third Grade students at High Point Elementary school explored ancient temples and tombs during their program at the November PTA meeting. The performance was directed by our music teacher, Mrs. Caitlyn Lester.
Five students from Holston High School competed with many other students from Southwest Virginia High Schools at the Sigma Zeta Math & Science Contest. The contest was a daylong event held at the University of Virginia at Wise.
The Damascus Middle School Sixth-Grade Mental Math Bee was held on Tuesday, November 20.
High Point Elementary first grade began the school year with an amazing study of the monarch caterpillar. Students watched the very hungry caterpillars eat milkweed plants gathered from a local farm. The caterpillars grew longer and fatter as they munched through each day.
Some of the fourth graders at Meadowview Elementary participated in a fundraiser to benefit Faith in Action.
On November 14th, Sean Campos, resident actor at Barter Theatre, visited Abingdon High School's campus to speak to the Gifted students about his life as an actor in Southwest Virginia. Sean shared humorous anecdotes of his life on stage, and he provided insightful information to the students on how to become an actor. A good time was had by all!
Holston FFA members traveled to Indianapolis, IN to compete in the National FFA Parliamentary Procedure Leadership Development Event (LDE) during the week of October 23-26, 2018. The event was held in conjunction with the 91st National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis.
Fifty one 1st through 5th grade students at Valley Institute performed a program to honor all veterans on November 13th. The students sang USA Hurray and God Bless America to a packed house.
Abingdon Elementary first grade students had an opportunity to travel to the past and learn about living in the days of long ago. On October 18 students traveled to Rocky Mount for a day of learning and fun.
For the month of October, the 4th Grade students at HPES worked hard on learning songs to cardio drum along with!