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Hannah T., Damascus Middle School has been chosen as the winner for the Washington County Public Schools attendance slogan contest. Her winning slogan “Learn More, Be More, Attend More” will be an inspiration for many students. Congratulations Hannah!
Patrick Henry junior, Heather W. participated in the Appalachian Peace Education Center’s 32nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, by writing and submitting an essay discussing Martin Luther King, Jr's continued
The Black’s Fort Chapter of the NSDAR announced the winner of the American History Contest for 2018-2019 term, Ainsley R, of Watauga Elementary School.
Mrs. Laura Nunley, Special Education teacher at Greendale Elementary School, was recently recognized as Washington County Elementary Teacher of the Year for 2018-2019.
During the last week of October, Wallace Middle School celebrated being drug free with several fun activities. On October 30, Chief of Police Tony Sullivan came to WMS to present “Drugs are Ugly” to eighth grade students.
Mrs. Caitlyn Bailey has been selected as the 2018-2019 Teacher of the Year for High Point Elementary School. Mrs. Bailey has served HPES as a second grade and Kindergarten teacher for the past three years.
Congratulations to Ms. Baleigh B. Baleigh was selected as the Black Fort Chapter’s 8th grade winner of the NSDAR American History Essay Contest.
Students in Mrs. Woosley’s chemistry classes observed the reaction of dish soap in milk. This simple lab illustrates the effects of an emulsifier on the non-polar fat molecules and the polar water molecules in milk. Food coloring was added to the milk so students could see the emulsified fat molecules move over the surface of the water.
Watauga Elementary is thrilled to announce our Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Angela Owens! Mrs. Owens has taught in Washington County and exclusively at Watauga Elementary for nineteen years. Mrs. Owens graduated from Emory and Henry College in 1999 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary English.
Congratulations to these outstanding AHS Band students who earned placement into the competitive Washington County Honor Band, where the top musicians in the county put together a professional concert in two days.
During the month of October, Wallace Middle School focused on bringing awareness to bullying prevention. On October 23, WMS hosted its annual Mix It Up at Lunch Day.
Mrs. Woosley’s chemistry students displayed their completed research projects at the end of the first semester.