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News Article Index
| Title | Date | Story |
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| Watauga Elementary School: Ralph Rides | 11-21-2017 |
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| Larimer Bucks Come to Patrick Henry High School | 11-21-2017 |
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| John S. Battle Floriculture Team placed 5th overall in the National Event | 11-17-2017 |
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| Greendale Elementary School: Come to Tea | 11-17-2017 |
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| Holston Art Class Features Seasonal Murals | 11-17-2017 |
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| Washington County Career and Technical Education Center SRO and AHS Nurse Complete 42nd Marine Corps Marathon | 11-16-2017 |
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| There is a Fungus Among Us at Abingdon Elementary School! | 11-15-2017 |
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| Patrick Henry High School - Physics Students at PHHS Study Inertial Balance | 11-15-2017 |
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| Meadowview Elementary School First Grade Visits Rocky Mount | 11-13-2017 |
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| Wallace Middle School FFA Students Compete at the Fair | 11-13-2017 |
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Second graders at Watauga Elementary recently completed a STEM activity for "The Mouse and The Motorcycle", this year's One School One Book project. Students planned, designed, and created a "mouse size" form of transportation.
Congratulations to Mr. Thomas Larimer at Patrick Henry High School. He received an award for Financial Education Teacher of the Quarter from the Virginia Credit Union.
The week of October 25-29, John S. Battle Floriculture Team competed in the National Floriculture Contest. This event was held in conjunction with the 90th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Come to tea...Mrs. O’Neill’s reading group read a story about a spider who was inviting insects to come to tea. The students knew that the spider was just trying to lure them into her web as her meal!
Holston High School’s Art classes have launched a brand new project. The class will be doing a mural to help decorate the wall outside the classroom. The mural will represent both seasonal and interesting current themes. To kick off the year, the class painted the phases of the recent eclipse.
On Sunday, October 22, 2017, thirty-thousand runners took part in the 42nd Marine Corps Marathon (MCM). Among the thirty-thousand were two of Washington County’s own: WCCTEC School Resource Officer and Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy, Billy Nichols and his wife, Abingdon High School’s School Nurse, Paula Nichols.
Fifth graders have been studying kingdoms of life and have grown fungi in bags using bread, oranges, and bananas. Students allowed the fungi to grow for two weeks so they could compare different species of fungi.
Physics students in Mrs. Eason’s Physics I class at Patrick Henry High School recently did a lab on how the period of vibration of an inertial balance relates to mass. They learned that this could be a way to mass things even in space.
First Graders at Meadowview Elementary School had the opportunity to step back in time. They did this by visiting Rocky Mount Living Museum in Gray, Tennessee. The students were able to see how people lived, cooked, traveled and worked in the 1700’s.
Wallace Middle School’s Junior FFA recently competed in the Washington County Fair Livestock Judging Contest. Wallace’s FFA placed second overall, which is an amazing accomplishment for a junior level team competing against senior level high school teams.