PHHS would like to introduce the new Legacy Leaders Program!
Legacy Leaders is a newly redesigned student recognition program that builds upon the former Washington County Community Scholars initiative.
Designed to prepare students for success, Legacy Leaders recognizes students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, citizenship, and a commitment to serving their communities.
All students in grades 9–12 are encouraged to enroll in Legacy Leaders. Students who participate will receive program guidelines outlining attendance, academic, behavior, and community service expectations.
To be eligible for recognition, students must:
Complete 20 hours of documented community service with nonprofit organizations each school year.
Submit all required community service documentation by April 1.
Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2.
Maintain 95% or better attendance.
Demonstrate positive citizenship by avoiding out-of-school suspensions and having no more than two discipline referrals during the school year.
Participate in one Legacy Leaders school-wide service project during their four years of high school.
Legacy Leaders offer students meaningful opportunities to develop leadership skills, give back to their communities, and be recognized for their accomplishments throughout high school. A flyer with additional program details, student incentives, and participation information is attached.
We encourage all interested students to sign up and become part of the inaugural Legacy Leaders program.
For even more information check out our webpage under the Guidance tab!

Before the first home football game of the season, WCPS leaders will host a Community Q&A at Patrick Henry High School on Friday 8-28-26 at 5:45pm in the PHHS Auditorium..
This will be an opportunity for families, staff, students, alumni, and community members to stop by, ask questions, and learn more about the ideas currently being explored -- including potential opportunities, challenges, and what the process could look like moving forward.
We want to hear from you and continue the conversation as we explore what the future could look like for our students and communities.
We hope you'll join us, ask questions, and be part of the conversation.
Take care- Dr. Duncan


Rebel Rummage Sale is THIS SATURDAY!
We’re still accepting donations at PHHS Wednesday–Friday, so if you’ve been meaning to clean out a closet, garage, or storage room, send it our way! Clothes, home décor, household items, books, toys, seasonal items, and more are welcome.
Want to sell your own stuff instead? Vendor spots are still available! Vendors can begin setting up at 7:00 AM Saturday, and spots are first come, first served.
🗓️ Saturday | 8:00 AM–3:00 PM
📍 Meadowview Elementary School – Upper Parking Lot
Email Mrs. Kimbler for more information!



























We had the pleasure of welcoming our new Student School Board Representatives this afternoon with a luncheon as they prepare to serve as student voices on the Washington County School Board during the 2026-2027 school year!
Please join us in welcoming:
*Abingdon High School: Caden Singleton
*John S. Battle High School: T.J. Bishop
*Patrick Henry High School: Zen Moser
*Holston High School: Payton Long
*Washington County Career & Technical Education Center: Zayne Bolen
We are excited to have these five students representing their schools and fellow students throughout the coming school year. We look forward to hearing their perspectives, ideas, and experiences as we continue working together to make WCPS the best it can be for all students.




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!


Attention Rebels! Schedules were mailed out on Monday, July 20. Do you need your schedule changed?
Students can see Mrs. Baker for schedule changes on the following dates. You can also email her with your requests at cbaker@wcs.k12.va.us.
July 29, 2026 9:00 am - 2:00 pm for Seniors
July 30, 2026 9:00 am - 2:00 pm for Juniors
July 31, 2026 9:00 am - 2:00 pm for Freshmen and Sophomores


