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News Article Index
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| WCCTEC Students Enroute to 2017 SkillsUSA State Competition! | 04-04-2017 |
WCCTEC recently completed the District 8 Skills USA competitions. WCCTEC has nineteen students eligible to compete at the state level. The state SkillsUSA competitions will be held in Fredericksburg, VA on April 28-29. |
| SPECIAL EDUCATION ANNUAL PLAN | 04-03-2017 |
Washington County VA Public Schools has prepared a Special Education Annual Plan and Applications for Part B Flow-Through and Part B Early Childhood Special Education Grant funds for the 2017-2018 school year. This plan and applications are available for public review and comment at the School Board Annex at 220 Stanley Street-Upper Level, Abingdon, VA from April 1 through May 1, 2017 during normal business hours. Please contact the Office of Special Services to view or submit comments at 276-739-3041. The plan and applications will be presented to the School Board on Monday, May 1, 2017 |
| The Greendale Elementary Choir Spring Events | 04-03-2017 |
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| St. Patrick's Day with Meadowview Elementary Kindergarten | 03-31-2017 |
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| Rhea Valley Elementary Celebrates Art Month | 03-31-2017 |
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| Third Grade Inventors at High Point Elementary | 03-31-2017 |
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| Outstanding Holston Baseball Player Signs with Milligan College | 03-29-2017 |
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| Damascus Middle School SCA Gets Students Involved | 03-28-2017 |
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| WMS Students Make a Fashion Statement for a Cure | 03-27-2017 |
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| Third Grade Wildcats Read Across America with Dads | 03-27-2017 |
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The Greendale Elementary Choir is gearing up for some exciting spring events this semester. The choir recently performed for Greendale’s Academic Review, where teachers and administrators from across the county got to hear the choir showcase their hard work. As a result of this performance, the Greendale Choir was invited to sing at a meeting of the Virginia Association of School Superintendents on April 26th.
On St. Patrick's Day, MES Kindergarteners try to catch a tricky leprechaun. Students built traps at home out of a variety of materials.
Rhea Valley Elementary artists, Landon S. and Matthew B. ,of the 5th grade, knew right away what they wanted to create out of clay in the art room this year. Deer and nature themes have been consistent throughout Landon's art career at RVES and Mrs. Compton, the art teacher, can recall Matthew incorporating tractors and farm scenes into most art projects as far back as Kindergarten.
High Point third grade students became inventors by creating a compound machine to help make work easier. They needed to find a problem or a situation that needed to be improved.
Dakota T., whose talents have helped make the Holston High School baseball program a success for the last four years, will wear the colors of the Milligan College Buffaloes next year. According to his coach, John Thacker, Dakota has played all the positions on the baseball diamond during his time at HHS.
The Damascus Middle School Student Cooperative Association (SCA) has been working to get DMS students involved! On Friday, February 17, the SCA led the student body in the 24/7 Campaign. This is a movement to “make schools in Virginia tobacco-free twenty-four hours a day seven days a week,” according to the website.
Wallace Middle School Students wore their crazy hats to school on February 17 to raise money to help end cancer. Students were asked to contribute at least $1 to be able to wear their hat of choice.
I might eat cake. I might eat green beans. I might blow out candles, or tie up some strings. I might open ten gifts or other crazy things. It isn’t my birthday, no it is not, but Dr. Seuss we can celebrate a lot.