šļø As we prepare to welcome students back for an exciting new school year, now is the perfect time to explore resources that can help your child succeed!
The Washington County Public Schools Parent Resource Center has released a new episode of the EmpowerED Podcast featuring the I'm Determined Center. In this episode, you'll learn about:
*Self-determination
*Self-advocacy
*Practical ways families can help children build confidence, independence, and the skills they need for success in school and beyond.
Whether you're returning to WCPS or joining our school community for the first time, this episode offers valuable tips and encouragement for families as we begin the 2026-2027 school year.
š§ Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4pxWfVY8xms9DyUSNaKHEZ...
Looking for more helpful resources? Browse the full EmpowerED Podcast series from the Washington County Public Schools Parent Resource Center on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/5AJoy78OgYw57PZ2nSaFQb...
We hope you'll tune in, and we wish all of our students, families, and staff a fantastic start to the new school year!
The Washington County Public Schools Parent Resource Center has released a new episode of the EmpowerED Podcast featuring the I'm Determined Center. In this episode, you'll learn about:
*Self-determination
*Self-advocacy
*Practical ways families can help children build confidence, independence, and the skills they need for success in school and beyond.
Whether you're returning to WCPS or joining our school community for the first time, this episode offers valuable tips and encouragement for families as we begin the 2026-2027 school year.
š§ Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4pxWfVY8xms9DyUSNaKHEZ...
Looking for more helpful resources? Browse the full EmpowerED Podcast series from the Washington County Public Schools Parent Resource Center on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/5AJoy78OgYw57PZ2nSaFQb...
We hope you'll tune in, and we wish all of our students, families, and staff a fantastic start to the new school year!
š We are excited to welcome our newest educators to the Washington County Public Schools family!
Today, our New Teacher Orientation kicked off as teachers gathered for breakfast before receiving a warm welcome from Superintendent Dr. Keith Perrigan and members of the Washington County School Board.
Throughout the orientation, our new teachers will learn about the programs, resources, and support available across our division while connecting with colleagues and preparing for a successful school year.
Please join us in giving our newest teachers a warm WCPS welcome! We are excited to have you on our team and look forward to the positive impact you will make in the lives of our students.
Today, our New Teacher Orientation kicked off as teachers gathered for breakfast before receiving a warm welcome from Superintendent Dr. Keith Perrigan and members of the Washington County School Board.
Throughout the orientation, our new teachers will learn about the programs, resources, and support available across our division while connecting with colleagues and preparing for a successful school year.
Please join us in giving our newest teachers a warm WCPS welcome! We are excited to have you on our team and look forward to the positive impact you will make in the lives of our students.
š As we gear up for the new school year, the WCPS School Nutrition Department is excited to share some important updates designed to help your year start off smoothly and stay on track.
š±Go Green with Digital Menus
Did you know you can have school menus automatically emailed to you? Simply choose which schools youād like to follow, and youāll get menus sent right to your inbox!
ā”ļøSign Up Here: https://shorturl.at/jU9sH
Note: Menus for August will be emailed on Friday, July 31.Ā
In the meantime, view August menus here: https://www.wcpsvacncafe.com/index.php?sid=1560448952848&page=menus
š±Free Mobile Menu App
Our School Nutrition mobile app makes it easy to check daily menus from your phone. Itās free, convenient, and available in the Apple App Store and Google Play App Store.Ā
ā”ļø To learn more about the mobile app and to download, click here: https://shorturl.at/JdWeP
š³Linq Connect ā Online Payments for Ć La Carte Items
All WCPS students receive free meals, but if your child would like to purchase Ć la carte items (like snacks, etc.), you can add funds online via Linq Connect.
ā”ļø Make a payment here: https://shorturl.at/KOabd
š±Go Green with Digital Menus
Did you know you can have school menus automatically emailed to you? Simply choose which schools youād like to follow, and youāll get menus sent right to your inbox!
ā”ļøSign Up Here: https://shorturl.at/jU9sH
Note: Menus for August will be emailed on Friday, July 31.Ā
In the meantime, view August menus here: https://www.wcpsvacncafe.com/index.php?sid=1560448952848&page=menus
š±Free Mobile Menu App
Our School Nutrition mobile app makes it easy to check daily menus from your phone. Itās free, convenient, and available in the Apple App Store and Google Play App Store.Ā
ā”ļø To learn more about the mobile app and to download, click here: https://shorturl.at/JdWeP
š³Linq Connect ā Online Payments for Ć La Carte Items
All WCPS students receive free meals, but if your child would like to purchase Ć la carte items (like snacks, etc.), you can add funds online via Linq Connect.
ā”ļø Make a payment here: https://shorturl.at/KOabd
š Back to School 2026-2027
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šWashington County Health Department is offering extended clinic hours to help students get up-to-date on their vaccines!
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šWashington County Health Department is offering extended clinic hours to help students get up-to-date on their vaccines!
āļøš Back-to-school season is here
Washington County Public Schools looks forward to welcoming students back on Friday, August 7 for the start of the 2026-2027 school year!
As you make your final back-to-school preparations, remember that Virginia's Sales Tax Holiday runs Friday, August 7 through Sunday, August 9. During the three-day sales tax holiday, shoppers can purchase qualifying school supplies priced at $20 or less per item and clothing and footwear priced at $100 or less per item without paying sales tax. Additional qualifying items are also included.
Planning to shop during the tax-free weekend? We encourage families to take advantage of the savings! Students are not expected to have all of their school supplies on the first day of school, so there's no need to rush your purchases before Friday.
š School Supply Lists (2026-2027):
https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/documents/school-supply-lists-2026-2027/23882243
ā¹ļø Virginia Sales Tax Holiday Information:
https://www.tax.virginia.gov/virginia-sales-tax-holiday
We can't wait to welcome our students on Friday, August 7. Here's to a fantastic 2026-2027 school year!
Washington County Public Schools looks forward to welcoming students back on Friday, August 7 for the start of the 2026-2027 school year!
As you make your final back-to-school preparations, remember that Virginia's Sales Tax Holiday runs Friday, August 7 through Sunday, August 9. During the three-day sales tax holiday, shoppers can purchase qualifying school supplies priced at $20 or less per item and clothing and footwear priced at $100 or less per item without paying sales tax. Additional qualifying items are also included.
Planning to shop during the tax-free weekend? We encourage families to take advantage of the savings! Students are not expected to have all of their school supplies on the first day of school, so there's no need to rush your purchases before Friday.
š School Supply Lists (2026-2027):
https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/documents/school-supply-lists-2026-2027/23882243
ā¹ļø Virginia Sales Tax Holiday Information:
https://www.tax.virginia.gov/virginia-sales-tax-holiday
We can't wait to welcome our students on Friday, August 7. Here's to a fantastic 2026-2027 school year!
šWCPS Alumni Spotlight
Are you a graduate of Washington County Public Schools? If so, we'd love to hear from you! We're excited to learn about your accomplishments and share your story and advice with our current students, families, and community.
Please click here, to fill out a submission form: https://forms.gle/7qzqxJCpCjryVsfW8
Are you a graduate of Washington County Public Schools? If so, we'd love to hear from you! We're excited to learn about your accomplishments and share your story and advice with our current students, families, and community.
Please click here, to fill out a submission form: https://forms.gle/7qzqxJCpCjryVsfW8
š¢ Washington County Public Schools is continuing to offer free meal opportunities this summer for all children and teens 18 and under!
Grab-and-Go Meals in July: Thanks to our partnership with Feeding Southwest Virginia, families have the opportunity to pick up multiple Grab-and-Go breakfasts and lunches at various locations ā no need to stay onsite and eat! Children do NOT need to be present for meal pick-up. Enrollment is required through Feeding Southwest Virginia ā forms will be available at each pick-up site. You may only get meals from one location.
Check out our full schedule for locations, dates, and times in the graphics below.
Grab-and-Go Meals in July: Thanks to our partnership with Feeding Southwest Virginia, families have the opportunity to pick up multiple Grab-and-Go breakfasts and lunches at various locations ā no need to stay onsite and eat! Children do NOT need to be present for meal pick-up. Enrollment is required through Feeding Southwest Virginia ā forms will be available at each pick-up site. You may only get meals from one location.
Check out our full schedule for locations, dates, and times in the graphics below.
š Back to School 2026-2027
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šVaccines available through your local healthcare provider or health department
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šVaccines available through your local healthcare provider or health department
š¢ The Washington County School Board voted today to appoint Andy Puckett to serve as the interim representative for the Monroe District.Ā
The vacancy was created following the resignation of Dr. Lee Brannon, who stepped down from the School Board after being appointed to serve as the Interim Monroe District representative on the Washington County Board of Supervisors.Ā
Mr. Puckett was selected following the application, public hearing, and interview process established in accordance with Virginia law. He will serve as the interim Monroe District representative until a qualified individual is elected to complete the remainder of the term during the November 2026 Special Election. The current term expires on December 31, 2027.
A lifelong resident of Washington County and a 1999 graduate of Patrick Henry High School, Mr. Puckett is Senior Vice President at First Bank & Trust Company. He and his wife are raising their two children in Washington County, where both attend Patrick Henry High School. Throughout his career, he has remained actively involved in the community through service with several local organizations, including the Glenrochie Country Club, the Virginia Highlands Airport Authority, the Washington County Agriculture Advisory Committee, and the Bristol Virginia-Tennessee Chamber of Commerce.Ā
As he begins his service on the School Board, Mr. Puckett is committed to building upon the progress made by the Board while continuing to expand opportunities for students and support the recruitment and retention of outstanding educators. He also looks forward to giving back to the community that has provided him and his family with opportunities to live, work, and thrive.
The Washington County School Board thanks each applicant for their interest in serving the Monroe District and for their commitment to public service. The Board congratulates Mr. Puckett on his appointment and looks forward to working with him in support of the students, staff, and families of Washington County Public Schools.Ā Ā
The vacancy was created following the resignation of Dr. Lee Brannon, who stepped down from the School Board after being appointed to serve as the Interim Monroe District representative on the Washington County Board of Supervisors.Ā
Mr. Puckett was selected following the application, public hearing, and interview process established in accordance with Virginia law. He will serve as the interim Monroe District representative until a qualified individual is elected to complete the remainder of the term during the November 2026 Special Election. The current term expires on December 31, 2027.
A lifelong resident of Washington County and a 1999 graduate of Patrick Henry High School, Mr. Puckett is Senior Vice President at First Bank & Trust Company. He and his wife are raising their two children in Washington County, where both attend Patrick Henry High School. Throughout his career, he has remained actively involved in the community through service with several local organizations, including the Glenrochie Country Club, the Virginia Highlands Airport Authority, the Washington County Agriculture Advisory Committee, and the Bristol Virginia-Tennessee Chamber of Commerce.Ā
As he begins his service on the School Board, Mr. Puckett is committed to building upon the progress made by the Board while continuing to expand opportunities for students and support the recruitment and retention of outstanding educators. He also looks forward to giving back to the community that has provided him and his family with opportunities to live, work, and thrive.
The Washington County School Board thanks each applicant for their interest in serving the Monroe District and for their commitment to public service. The Board congratulates Mr. Puckett on his appointment and looks forward to working with him in support of the students, staff, and families of Washington County Public Schools.Ā Ā
āļøšø Summer may be winding down, but the memories are still rolling in!
We love seeing how our WCPS students and staff have been spending their summer break -- from family vacations and camps to outdoor adventures, reading, sports, and everything in between.
Take a look at some of the latest summer snapshots shared with us! Thank you to everyone who continues to send in your photos and help us celebrate a summer full of fun.
š§ We'd love to see even more summer memories! Email your photos to School Outreach Specialist Ashley Hoak at ahoak@wcs.k12.va.us.
Please note: Any photos submitted may be shared on Washington County Public Schools' social media platforms.
We love seeing how our WCPS students and staff have been spending their summer break -- from family vacations and camps to outdoor adventures, reading, sports, and everything in between.
Take a look at some of the latest summer snapshots shared with us! Thank you to everyone who continues to send in your photos and help us celebrate a summer full of fun.
š§ We'd love to see even more summer memories! Email your photos to School Outreach Specialist Ashley Hoak at ahoak@wcs.k12.va.us.
Please note: Any photos submitted may be shared on Washington County Public Schools' social media platforms.
š Congratulations to Will Duncan, a rising senior at Patrick Henry High School, on being appointed to the Virginia Secretary of Educationās Student Advisory Board!
Will is one of eight high school seniors from across the Commonwealth selected to serve on the board, representing Region VII and Washington County Public Schools.
Established by the Virginia General Assembly, the Student Advisory Board provides students with the opportunity to share their perspectives on education and help inform policies that impact schools across Virginia. Through this role, he will help ensure student voices are represented in conversations about the future of education.
We are proud of Will for this outstanding achievement and excited to see him represent Patrick Henry High School, Washington County Public Schools, and Region VII at the state level!
Will is one of eight high school seniors from across the Commonwealth selected to serve on the board, representing Region VII and Washington County Public Schools.
Established by the Virginia General Assembly, the Student Advisory Board provides students with the opportunity to share their perspectives on education and help inform policies that impact schools across Virginia. Through this role, he will help ensure student voices are represented in conversations about the future of education.
We are proud of Will for this outstanding achievement and excited to see him represent Patrick Henry High School, Washington County Public Schools, and Region VII at the state level!
š¢ Washington County Public Schools is pleased to announce three Dean of Students appointments for the 2026-2027 school year.
Ms. Amanda Bedwell has been named Dean of Students at E.B. Stanley Middle School. Ms. Bedwell brings more than 16 years of experience at E.B. Stanley Middle School, where she has served as an eighth-grade World Geography teacher and eighth-grade team leader. She has worked closely with students, families, teachers, and administrators to support student success and create meaningful learning opportunities. Prior to joining Washington County Public Schools, she taught social studies in both Smyth County Public Schools and Prince William County Schools. Ms. Bedwell has also completed administrative leadership training, further preparing her for this new leadership role.
Ms. Blakleah Hensley has been appointed Dean of Students serving both Greendale Elementary School and Valley Institute Elementary School. Ms. Hensley most recently served as Dean of Students at E.B. Stanley Middle School and previously taught at Wallace Middle School. During her career, she has taught a variety of middle school subjects, including English, science, civics, and mathematics. She has actively participated in leadership initiatives, curriculum development, literacy training, and statewide assessment review while supporting school administration through student discipline, attendance, and school event coordination. Her broad instructional and leadership experience has prepared her well to serve students, families, and staff in this expanded role.
Ms. Sallie Moss has been named Dean of Students for Specialized Instruction and Dean of Students at Abingdon High School. Ms. Moss most recently served as a special education teacher and administrative designee at Damascus Middle School, where she provided instructional leadership while supporting student discipline and administrative responsibilities. She has developed individualized instructional programs, collaborated with families and educators to support student achievement, and worked closely with outside agencies to meet students' unique needs. Prior to joining Washington County Public Schools, Ms. Moss served as a special education teacher, athletic director, and coach in Smyth County Public Schools.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Bedwell, Ms. Hensley, and Ms. Moss as they begin their new leadership roles. We look forward to the positive impact each will continue to make in support of our students, staff, and school communities.
Ms. Amanda Bedwell has been named Dean of Students at E.B. Stanley Middle School. Ms. Bedwell brings more than 16 years of experience at E.B. Stanley Middle School, where she has served as an eighth-grade World Geography teacher and eighth-grade team leader. She has worked closely with students, families, teachers, and administrators to support student success and create meaningful learning opportunities. Prior to joining Washington County Public Schools, she taught social studies in both Smyth County Public Schools and Prince William County Schools. Ms. Bedwell has also completed administrative leadership training, further preparing her for this new leadership role.
Ms. Blakleah Hensley has been appointed Dean of Students serving both Greendale Elementary School and Valley Institute Elementary School. Ms. Hensley most recently served as Dean of Students at E.B. Stanley Middle School and previously taught at Wallace Middle School. During her career, she has taught a variety of middle school subjects, including English, science, civics, and mathematics. She has actively participated in leadership initiatives, curriculum development, literacy training, and statewide assessment review while supporting school administration through student discipline, attendance, and school event coordination. Her broad instructional and leadership experience has prepared her well to serve students, families, and staff in this expanded role.
Ms. Sallie Moss has been named Dean of Students for Specialized Instruction and Dean of Students at Abingdon High School. Ms. Moss most recently served as a special education teacher and administrative designee at Damascus Middle School, where she provided instructional leadership while supporting student discipline and administrative responsibilities. She has developed individualized instructional programs, collaborated with families and educators to support student achievement, and worked closely with outside agencies to meet students' unique needs. Prior to joining Washington County Public Schools, Ms. Moss served as a special education teacher, athletic director, and coach in Smyth County Public Schools.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Bedwell, Ms. Hensley, and Ms. Moss as they begin their new leadership roles. We look forward to the positive impact each will continue to make in support of our students, staff, and school communities.
āļøš The first day of school is almost here!
We can't wait to welcome students back to Washington County Public Schools on Friday, August 7 for the start of the 2026-2027 school year!
As you make your final back-to-school preparations, don't forget that Virginia's Sales Tax Holiday runs Friday, August 7 through Sunday, August 9. During the three-day sales tax holiday, shoppers can purchase qualifying school supplies priced at $20 or less per item and clothing and footwear priced at $100 or less per item without paying sales tax. Additional qualifying items are also included.
Need your child's school supply list? You can find school supply lists for the 2026-2027 school year here: https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/documents/school-supply-lists-2026-2027/23882243
Virginia Sales Tax Holiday Information: https://www.tax.virginia.gov/virginia-sales-tax-holiday
We look forward to seeing our students on Friday, August 7. Here's to a fantastic 2026-2027 school year!
We can't wait to welcome students back to Washington County Public Schools on Friday, August 7 for the start of the 2026-2027 school year!
As you make your final back-to-school preparations, don't forget that Virginia's Sales Tax Holiday runs Friday, August 7 through Sunday, August 9. During the three-day sales tax holiday, shoppers can purchase qualifying school supplies priced at $20 or less per item and clothing and footwear priced at $100 or less per item without paying sales tax. Additional qualifying items are also included.
Need your child's school supply list? You can find school supply lists for the 2026-2027 school year here: https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/documents/school-supply-lists-2026-2027/23882243
Virginia Sales Tax Holiday Information: https://www.tax.virginia.gov/virginia-sales-tax-holiday
We look forward to seeing our students on Friday, August 7. Here's to a fantastic 2026-2027 school year!
šWCPS Alumni Spotlight
Are you a graduate of Washington County Public Schools? If so, we'd love to hear from you! We're excited to learn about your accomplishments and share your story and advice with our current students, families, and community.
Please click here, to fill out a submission form: https://forms.gle/7qzqxJCpCjryVsfW8
Are you a graduate of Washington County Public Schools? If so, we'd love to hear from you! We're excited to learn about your accomplishments and share your story and advice with our current students, families, and community.
Please click here, to fill out a submission form: https://forms.gle/7qzqxJCpCjryVsfW8
š¢ Washington County Public Schools is continuing to offer free meal opportunities this summer for all children and teens 18 and under!
Grab-and-Go Meals in July: Thanks to our partnership with Feeding Southwest Virginia, families have the opportunity to pick up multiple Grab-and-Go breakfasts and lunches at various locations ā no need to stay onsite and eat! Children do NOT need to be present for meal pick-up. Enrollment is required through Feeding Southwest Virginia ā forms will be available at each pick-up site. You may only get meals from one location.
Check out our full schedule for locations, dates, and times in the graphics below.
Grab-and-Go Meals in July: Thanks to our partnership with Feeding Southwest Virginia, families have the opportunity to pick up multiple Grab-and-Go breakfasts and lunches at various locations ā no need to stay onsite and eat! Children do NOT need to be present for meal pick-up. Enrollment is required through Feeding Southwest Virginia ā forms will be available at each pick-up site. You may only get meals from one location.
Check out our full schedule for locations, dates, and times in the graphics below.
āļø Summer is flying by, and we'd love to see what our WCPS students and staff have been up to!
Whether you're exploring somewhere new, enjoying time with family and friends, attending camps, diving into a good book, or making memories close to home, share your favorite summer moments with us!
šøEmail your photos to School Outreach Specialist Ashley Hoak at ahoak@wcs.k12.va.us
*Please note: Submitted photos may be shared on WCPS social media platforms.
Whether you're exploring somewhere new, enjoying time with family and friends, attending camps, diving into a good book, or making memories close to home, share your favorite summer moments with us!
šøEmail your photos to School Outreach Specialist Ashley Hoak at ahoak@wcs.k12.va.us
*Please note: Submitted photos may be shared on WCPS social media platforms.
š Back to School 2026-2027
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šVaccines available through your local healthcare provider or health department
Make sure your child is ready for the first day of school -- get their vaccines now and avoid the last-minute rush!
šBeat the back-to-school wait times
šøNo out-of-pocket cost for required vaccines
šVaccines available through your local healthcare provider or health department
āCongratulations to Nurse Talena Leonard of Wallace Middle School on being recognized by the Washington County School Board with a Being a Bean ā Above and Beyond the Call of Duty!
Nurse Leonard was nominated by a family who wanted to recognize the compassion, professionalism, and unwavering support she has shown their child over the past several years. Her steady presence, knowledge, and genuine care have provided comfort not only to the student, but also to their family, making a lasting difference in their lives.
Thank you, Nurse Leonard, for exemplifying what it means to Be a Bean by going above and beyond in service to our students and families. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
Nurse Leonard was nominated by a family who wanted to recognize the compassion, professionalism, and unwavering support she has shown their child over the past several years. Her steady presence, knowledge, and genuine care have provided comfort not only to the student, but also to their family, making a lasting difference in their lives.
Thank you, Nurse Leonard, for exemplifying what it means to Be a Bean by going above and beyond in service to our students and families. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
šš Congratulations to Havah Mitchell, an eighth-grade student at E.B. Stanley Middle School, on being recognized by the Washington County School Board for her outstanding academic achievement!
Havah earned a perfect score of 600 on four Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) assessments -- Algebra I, Integrated Reading and Writing (IRW), Reading, and Science. She also scored an impressive 587 on her World Geography SOL.
We are incredibly proud of Havah's hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!
Havah earned a perfect score of 600 on four Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) assessments -- Algebra I, Integrated Reading and Writing (IRW), Reading, and Science. She also scored an impressive 587 on her World Geography SOL.
We are incredibly proud of Havah's hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!
š¢ Recently, Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems announced plans to close several school-based health clinics across the region, including the clinics located at John S. Battle High School and High Point Elementary School. WJHL spoke with Dr. Keith Perrigan, Superintendent of Washington County Public Schools, about the impact these clinics have had on our students, staff, and school community.
School-based health clinics have provided convenient access to healthcare services for WCPS students and employees, helping reduce time away from school and work while making healthcare more accessible for those we serve.
āThis has truly been, in my opinion, one of the most impactful non-instructional things that Iāve been a part of in the school environment,ā said Dr. Perrigan. āWe averaged about 80 visits per month. We had more than 800 visits throughout the course of the year. And thatās the combination of not only our students, but our employees as well.ā
We are grateful to the healthcare professionals who have served our students and staff through this program. WCPS will continue exploring potential options and working with community partners to help support access to healthcare services moving forward.
Read the full story from WJHL: https://www.wjhl.com/news/local/several-southwest-virginia-schools-facing-health-clinic-closures/
School-based health clinics have provided convenient access to healthcare services for WCPS students and employees, helping reduce time away from school and work while making healthcare more accessible for those we serve.
āThis has truly been, in my opinion, one of the most impactful non-instructional things that Iāve been a part of in the school environment,ā said Dr. Perrigan. āWe averaged about 80 visits per month. We had more than 800 visits throughout the course of the year. And thatās the combination of not only our students, but our employees as well.ā
We are grateful to the healthcare professionals who have served our students and staff through this program. WCPS will continue exploring potential options and working with community partners to help support access to healthcare services moving forward.
Read the full story from WJHL: https://www.wjhl.com/news/local/several-southwest-virginia-schools-facing-health-clinic-closures/
