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News Article Index
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| Damascus Middle School Honors Veterans! | 01-22-2015 |
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| HPES Students Turn Something Old into Something New | 01-21-2015 |
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| John S. Battle High School is one of 24 schools in Virginia to receive Y-Street Grant | 01-21-2015 |
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| Meadowview Elementary Second Graders Create“Totally Epic” Art with William King Art Center | 01-20-2015 |
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| Kindergarten Students at Greendale Elementary Experience the First Thanksgiving! | 01-20-2015 |
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| Damascus Middle School Eighth-Grader Shows at AQHA Novice Championships | 01-19-2015 |
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| Holston And Patrick Henry Clubs Go Caving | 01-19-2015 |
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| Meadowview Elementary is “Buzzing” With Great Spellers | 01-16-2015 |
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| Career and Technical Education Students Collaborate to Deliver Holiday Cheer | 01-16-2015 |
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| PHHS: Rebel Voices Chorus Makes Good Showing in All-County and All-District Auditions | 01-15-2015 |
The Rebel Voices Chorus, made up of singers grades 7-12 at Glade Spring Middle School and Patrick Henry High School, is happy to announce an excellent fall audition season for its members. At the Junior Level, 14 girls and 13 boys will be singing in the Middle School All-County choir. |
On Tuesday, November 11, students, faculty, and staff at Damascus Middle School honored veterans of the armed forces with a special program organized by our social studies teachers. The program included a welcome by SCA president Anna-Blake W., the Pledge of Allegiance led by Drew W., “The Star Spangled Banner” performed by our eighth-grade band, and a Moment of Silence for the Fallen with “Taps” played by Mr. Bob Ballengee.
Have you ever thought about all of the wasted newspaper that each family throws away in just one week? Well, as our students learned through our STEM activity recycled paper can not only save our Earth, prevent environmental damage, but also be used to create something useful for the upcoming holiday season.
The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) has awarded $48,000 in grants to 24 youth organizations across Virginia to start or support chapters of VFHY’s award-wining Y Street teen volunteer group, which promotes healthy, tobacco-free lifestyles for Virginia’s young people.
Right before the holiday break, William King Art Center treated Mrs. Mink’s 2nd grade class to an art project about Ancient China. After seeing the technique for blowing paint across a page to form branches, the students exclaimed that it was “totally epic.”
Pilgrims and Native Americans were spotted having the first Thanksgiving at Greendale Elementary! The kindergarten students have been learning all about the first Thanksgiving and they were able to experience it for themselves before the holiday arrived. 
Gracie S., an eighth-grade student at Damascus Middle School, recently showed her horse “Tiny” Todd (I am Fearless) at the AQHA (American Quarter Horse Association) Novice Championships, and received the title of Reserve Champion! This was a huge horse show and the first large show in which Gracie has competed.
Members of Holston High School’s Karst Club were joined by the Troglophiles from Patrick Henry High School on a late night trip on November 7 to Worley’s Cave in Bluff City. Eric Hoffman and Steve Ahn led a dozen students on a lesson through time and into the geology of Southwestern Virginia. 
On December 11th, Meadowview Elementary held the annual school spelling bee. Eighteen students from grades 2-5 participated in the event. The contestants spelled their way through fifteen rounds with words like, cheery, screeched, multiple, and brilliant.
Students attending the Washington County Career and Technical Education Center recently completed their holiday service project. Students provided a Christmas party for residents of Grace Healthcare on Thursday, December 11. The Washington County Career & Technical Education Center raised over $5,000 for this project.