šš A Global Gathering at E.B. Stanley Middle!
E.B. Stanley Middle School recently hosted an International Tailgate Party for ESL students and their families -- a celebration of culture, connection, and community!
This special event was a collaboration between Communities in Schools, EBSMS ESL teacher Mrs. Ritterbusch, and Abingdon High School, bringing together families to share food, fun, and fellowship from around the world.
We love seeing our schools create welcoming spaces where every student and family feels at home!
E.B. Stanley Middle School recently hosted an International Tailgate Party for ESL students and their families -- a celebration of culture, connection, and community!
This special event was a collaboration between Communities in Schools, EBSMS ESL teacher Mrs. Ritterbusch, and Abingdon High School, bringing together families to share food, fun, and fellowship from around the world.
We love seeing our schools create welcoming spaces where every student and family feels at home!
WCPS Alumni Spotlight: Mia Lemons ~ Abingdon High School ~ Class of 2019.
We are thrilled to highlight Ms. Mia Lemons, a proud Abingdon High School graduate!
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 OR Do you know a graduate from Washington County Public Schools who has made a positive impact in their community?
Nominate them to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight Series! Click here, to nominate a WCPS graduate: https://forms.gle/LFV1PwdpHnLfYRhn8
We are thrilled to highlight Ms. Mia Lemons, a proud Abingdon High School graduate!
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 OR Do you know a graduate from Washington County Public Schools who has made a positive impact in their community?
Nominate them to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight Series! Click here, to nominate a WCPS graduate: https://forms.gle/LFV1PwdpHnLfYRhn8
šØBig shoutout to Madison W. and Chaysee S. at E.B. Stanley Middle School! These talented students put their artistic skills to work and painted a brand-new mural in the EBMS weight room.
Now every workout comes with an extra boost of creativity and school pride!
Now every workout comes with an extra boost of creativity and school pride!
šµāØ Glade Spring Middle School hit the pause button on screens for a full āNo Technology Day!ā
Students and teachers traded devices for hands-on learning and face-to-face collaboration. From math manipulatives to ābook bitingā in English, and even scavenger hunts that tested teamwork and problem-solving skills, the day was packed with creativity and connection.
Sometimes the best kind of learning happens when we unplug to plug in with each other!
Students and teachers traded devices for hands-on learning and face-to-face collaboration. From math manipulatives to ābook bitingā in English, and even scavenger hunts that tested teamwork and problem-solving skills, the day was packed with creativity and connection.
Sometimes the best kind of learning happens when we unplug to plug in with each other!
š Today we celebrate Custodian Appreciation Day!
Our custodians do so much more than keep our schools clean -- they create safe, welcoming spaces where students can learn and thrive. From early mornings to late evenings, their hard work and dedication donāt go unnoticed.
Thank you to our incredible custodial staff across Washington County Public Schools -- you are truly the heart of our schools!
Our custodians do so much more than keep our schools clean -- they create safe, welcoming spaces where students can learn and thrive. From early mornings to late evenings, their hard work and dedication donāt go unnoticed.
Thank you to our incredible custodial staff across Washington County Public Schools -- you are truly the heart of our schools!
š¶š£ļø Concerned about your childās development or speech?
Washington County Public Schools is offering free developmental and speech screenings for children ages 2ā5. These screenings are a great way to check in on your childās growth and help them get off to the best possible start. š
š Upcoming screening dates are available now!
š² Scan the QR code on the flyer to register.
Washington County Public Schools is offering free developmental and speech screenings for children ages 2ā5. These screenings are a great way to check in on your childās growth and help them get off to the best possible start. š
š Upcoming screening dates are available now!
š² Scan the QR code on the flyer to register.
š„ Remember when the WGES Student News Crew took a field trip to WCYB to see how the news comes together? Well today, WCYB returned the favor ā visiting Greendale Elementary to catch the crew in action!
The cameras were rolling as students worked on their broadcast, giving a peek at the talent and teamwork behind the WGES Student News.
šŗ Be sure to tune in to WCYB this evening to see the story and cheer on these budding journalists!
The cameras were rolling as students worked on their broadcast, giving a peek at the talent and teamwork behind the WGES Student News.
šŗ Be sure to tune in to WCYB this evening to see the story and cheer on these budding journalists!
šāØ From the Great Wall to the Ming Dynasty, history came alive for Abingdon Elementary third graders! Thanks to the Van Gogh Program from the William King Arts Center, students had the chance to explore Ancient China ā even creating their own versions of the Ming Dynasty.
Hands-on learning + creativity = a classroom adventure to remember!
Hands-on learning + creativity = a classroom adventure to remember!
āØ Today, students in the WCPS Teachers for Tomorrow program had an exciting opportunity to visit Emory & Henry University!
Their day was packed with hands-on experiences that offered a glimpse into college life and the path toward becoming educators:
š Admissions & Career Center orientation
š Rotations through education courses with E&H faculty
š§ Hands-on exploration in the Maker Space
š“ Lunch with professors and future educators from SOFE
š A stop at the campus bookstore, the Merc
š³ A guided tour of the beautiful campus
Weāre so proud of these future teachers as they take their first steps toward inspiring the next generation! Thank you to Emory & Henry University for hosting our students and supporting their journey.
Their day was packed with hands-on experiences that offered a glimpse into college life and the path toward becoming educators:
š Admissions & Career Center orientation
š Rotations through education courses with E&H faculty
š§ Hands-on exploration in the Maker Space
š“ Lunch with professors and future educators from SOFE
š A stop at the campus bookstore, the Merc
š³ A guided tour of the beautiful campus
Weāre so proud of these future teachers as they take their first steps toward inspiring the next generation! Thank you to Emory & Henry University for hosting our students and supporting their journey.
šāØPassing the Torch at Holston High School!
Our Rhea Valley kindergarteners recently had a big day on the field! They joined Holston High seniors on the 50-yard line for the Passing of the Torch ceremony, where the seniors officially shared their school spirit with some of our youngest students.
After the ceremony, RVES kindergarteners got to stick around for a few minutes of the always-exciting powderpuff football game!
We love seeing tradition, school spirit, and community come together across generations of WCPS students.
Our Rhea Valley kindergarteners recently had a big day on the field! They joined Holston High seniors on the 50-yard line for the Passing of the Torch ceremony, where the seniors officially shared their school spirit with some of our youngest students.
After the ceremony, RVES kindergarteners got to stick around for a few minutes of the always-exciting powderpuff football game!
We love seeing tradition, school spirit, and community come together across generations of WCPS students.
Something NEW is cooking in WCPS kitchens!
Say hello to Easy Cheezies ā our new menu addition! When Dr. Perrigan challenged our School Nutrition team to create a fun new breakfast item, Miranda Eck of Wallace Middle School delivered in a big way. Her crispy, cheesy creation was taste-tested and approved by students!
Not only that, Wallace Middle students got to vote on the name ā with Easy Cheezies being dubbed the big winner.
Starting this week for breakfast, Easy Cheezies will roll out to all WCPS schools as part of Tater Tuesday.
Say hello to Easy Cheezies ā our new menu addition! When Dr. Perrigan challenged our School Nutrition team to create a fun new breakfast item, Miranda Eck of Wallace Middle School delivered in a big way. Her crispy, cheesy creation was taste-tested and approved by students!
Not only that, Wallace Middle students got to vote on the name ā with Easy Cheezies being dubbed the big winner.
Starting this week for breakfast, Easy Cheezies will roll out to all WCPS schools as part of Tater Tuesday.
WCPS Alumni Spotlight: Zakk Phillips ~ Holston High School ~ Class of 2007.
We are thrilled to highlight Mr. Zakk Phillips, a proud Holston High School graduate!
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 OR Do you know a graduate from Washington County Public Schools who has made a positive impact in their community?
Nominate them to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight Series! Click here, to nominate a WCPS graduate: https://forms.gle/LFV1PwdpHnLfYRhn8
We are thrilled to highlight Mr. Zakk Phillips, a proud Holston High School graduate!
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 OR Do you know a graduate from Washington County Public Schools who has made a positive impact in their community?
Nominate them to be featured in our Alumni Spotlight Series! Click here, to nominate a WCPS graduate: https://forms.gle/LFV1PwdpHnLfYRhn8
š¬āØ Young innovators, get ready!
The Kā5 STEM Academy at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center is the place where curiosity meets creativity. š§Ŗš¤š With engaging curriculum, dedicated teachers, and top-notch facilities, students in grades Kā5 will explore science, technology, engineering, and math in fun, hands-on ways.
š October 21 ā November 18
š SWVA Higher Education Center
ā° Tuesdays, 6:00ā7:30 PM (Kindergarten dismisses at 7:15)
š² $35 registration covers the entire camp!
š Register now: swcenter.edu/k5stemacademy
The Kā5 STEM Academy at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center is the place where curiosity meets creativity. š§Ŗš¤š With engaging curriculum, dedicated teachers, and top-notch facilities, students in grades Kā5 will explore science, technology, engineering, and math in fun, hands-on ways.
š October 21 ā November 18
š SWVA Higher Education Center
ā° Tuesdays, 6:00ā7:30 PM (Kindergarten dismisses at 7:15)
š² $35 registration covers the entire camp!
š Register now: swcenter.edu/k5stemacademy
A Grand Slam for Abingdon High School!
This afternoon, we officially cut the ribbon on the brand-new tennis courts at Abingdon High School!
These courts are extra special because they grew out of student input ā our students shared their vision, and today, it became reality.
A huge thank-you to the Washington County School Board, Washington County Board of Supervisors, Abingdon Town Council, state leaders, Bakers Construction, and Baseline Sports for making this dream a reality.
What an exciting investment in our athletic programs and in the future of our students!
This afternoon, we officially cut the ribbon on the brand-new tennis courts at Abingdon High School!
These courts are extra special because they grew out of student input ā our students shared their vision, and today, it became reality.
A huge thank-you to the Washington County School Board, Washington County Board of Supervisors, Abingdon Town Council, state leaders, Bakers Construction, and Baseline Sports for making this dream a reality.
What an exciting investment in our athletic programs and in the future of our students!
Unplug to connect
Wallace Middle School had the honor of welcoming motivational speaker Jeff McCoy! He shared a powerful message with our students about the impact of social media addiction and encouraged everyone to take time to unplug, recharge, and build real connections with friends and family.
Wallace Middle School had the honor of welcoming motivational speaker Jeff McCoy! He shared a powerful message with our students about the impact of social media addiction and encouraged everyone to take time to unplug, recharge, and build real connections with friends and family.
WCPS is excited to announce the kick off for the Parent Resouce Center. Come out to the EO Building in Abingdon to explore the resources available to families! Also check out the online presence @WashingtonCountySchoolsParentResourceCenter
Spreading sunshine and smiles
Paws for a Cause Club at Watauga Elementary has been busy stuffing Bags of Sunshine to brighten the day for children in our community who are bravely battling cancer.
In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, students donated items and filled each bag with love, encouragement, and a big dose of Wildcat spirit.
We couldnāt be prouder of these young leaders for showing kindness, compassion, and community pride!
Paws for a Cause Club at Watauga Elementary has been busy stuffing Bags of Sunshine to brighten the day for children in our community who are bravely battling cancer.
In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, students donated items and filled each bag with love, encouragement, and a big dose of Wildcat spirit.
We couldnāt be prouder of these young leaders for showing kindness, compassion, and community pride!
š Stepping into the future of learning
Dr. Williams and our amazing team of ITRTs recently got a first-hand look at the new Immersion Room at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center.
With limitless options, teachers can design experiences that bring lessons to lifeātailored to exactly what students are learning.
Weāre thrilled to partner with the Higher Education Center to open the door to these incredible opportunities for WCPS students!
Dr. Williams and our amazing team of ITRTs recently got a first-hand look at the new Immersion Room at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center.
With limitless options, teachers can design experiences that bring lessons to lifeātailored to exactly what students are learning.
Weāre thrilled to partner with the Higher Education Center to open the door to these incredible opportunities for WCPS students!
Happening TONIGHT!
Donāt miss the Kickoff to Connection hosted by the WCPS Parent Resource Center!
*When: September 25
*Where: EO Building, Abingdon
*Time: 4:00ā6:00 p.m.
This resource fair is designed to support and empower families of students with disabilities. Youāll have the chance to meet community partners, each hosting a table with valuable information, resources, and support for your family.
Itās a wonderful opportunity to connect with local organizations offering a wide range of servicesācome join us and start building your network!
Be sure to give the Parent Resource Center Facebook page a follow: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577049952532
Donāt miss the Kickoff to Connection hosted by the WCPS Parent Resource Center!
*When: September 25
*Where: EO Building, Abingdon
*Time: 4:00ā6:00 p.m.
This resource fair is designed to support and empower families of students with disabilities. Youāll have the chance to meet community partners, each hosting a table with valuable information, resources, and support for your family.
Itās a wonderful opportunity to connect with local organizations offering a wide range of servicesācome join us and start building your network!
Be sure to give the Parent Resource Center Facebook page a follow: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577049952532
š„The WGES Student News Crew at Greendale Elementary School had an incredible opportunity to go behind the scenes at WCYB! From the newsroom to the lights and cameras, students got a firsthand look at what it takes to bring the news to our community every day.
They asked thoughtful questions, soaked in the fast-paced energy of the studio, and even stepped into the role of professional storytellers.
Weāre so proud of these budding journalistsātheir curiosity and excitement show that the future of storytelling is BRIGHT!
Big thanks to our friends at WCYB for welcoming our students into the newsroom!
They asked thoughtful questions, soaked in the fast-paced energy of the studio, and even stepped into the role of professional storytellers.
Weāre so proud of these budding journalistsātheir curiosity and excitement show that the future of storytelling is BRIGHT!
Big thanks to our friends at WCYB for welcoming our students into the newsroom!
