News Article Index
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| RVES Fifth Grade History Projects | 03-13-2017 |
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| MES Oh, The Places You’ll Go…Using Technology! | 03-13-2017 |
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| High Point Third Graders are designers | 03-08-2017 |
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| GSMS Students Selected for All-State Choir | 03-07-2017 |
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| Students at Watauga Elementary Library are enjoying STEM based Maker | 03-03-2017 |
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| Patrick Henry High School Ecology Students Study Air Pollution | 03-02-2017 |
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| Greasers vs. Socs at Wallace Middle School | 03-01-2017 |
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| The Soup's On at Abingdon Elementary | 02-28-2017 |
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| High Point Kindergarten Celebrates 100 Days of School | 02-24-2017 |
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| Holston’s Hayden L. Takes 5th at State Wrestling Tournament | 02-22-2017 |
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Rhea Valley Elementary fifth grade students celebrated Black History Month in February with an autobiographical report. Students chose important African American figures throughout history and the present.
To celebrate Read Across America week, Mrs. Cury’s second grade class at Meadowview Elementary School truly did some reading ACROSS America!
Third grade students in Mrs. Miller’s and Mrs. Ratliff’s math classes have been learning about area and perimeter. Students were able to demonstrate their knowledge of these skills with an interactive and hands on approach.
Two Glade Spring Middle School students have been selected to sing in the Middle School All-State Choir.
Students at Watauga Elementary School Library are enjoying STEM based maker stations as part of their library class time. Students are building chairs for Goldilocks and the Three Little Bears at the fairy tale problem solving station.
Students in Ms. Eason's Ecology class have been studying air pollution. As part of their unit, they researched past air pollution disasters and inversion layers.
Eighth graders at Wallace Middle School in Ms. Blevins and Mrs. Mutter’s English classes recently read the timeless novel, The Outsiders. After reading the novel, the two classes chose to dress up as either a Soc or a Greaser.
The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo was the inspiration for a soup tasting event for Mrs. Campbell’s and Mrs. Smiley’s 5 th grade Language Arts students.
High Point Elementary kindergarten students were extremely excited to come to school on the 100th day of school. They were so excited they aged more than 90 years overnight! Students came dressed as if they were 100 years old.
Junior Hayden L., a third year wrestler at Holston High School, acquitted herself well at the State Wrestling Finals in Salem, Virginia. Hayden, who wrestles in the 105 lb. weight class, fought her way to a 5th place finish. With an impressive 35-17 record for the year, her statistics served notice that she was a force to be taken seriously.