Rhea Valley is excited to share our Thanksgiving meal with guests again this year. We would like to invite you to join your student for a healthy and delicious lunch on Thursday, November 16th. The cost for an adult lunch is $5.00 per adult. In order for our cafeteria staff to plan for the meal, we will need an accurate count of who will be attending. We will be limiting each student to two guests and meals must be prepaid for. If you plan to attend, please complete the form that was sent home with your child and return it by November 9, 2023. No late forms or prepayments will be accepted after this date.
almost 3 years ago, Trudy Cobler
Rhea Valley Elementary School enjoyed a fun Vocabulary Parade. The students and staff dressed up as different words. The Trunk or Treat event added to the excitement, with everyone enjoying themselves and sharing candy. It was a great way for students to learn new words and have fun together. Thank you to our parents/guardians, community members, area businesses, HHS clubs, and others for helping to make this an amazing event.
almost 3 years ago, Trudy Cobler
RVES studnets doing Trunk or Treat
Check out this month's Washington Always Newsletter: https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/article/1313870
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
Washington Way Newsletter
Parents, do you find yourself looking for ways to connect with your child more? Parent Coaching is a free resource that connects you with a parenting coach and content created by therapists, to help you navigate the ups and downs of parenting. Click here to register for support: https://cookcenter.info/coaching
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
parent coaching flyer
We are honored that @GovernorVA visited Greendale Elementary and are thrilled that he and @lisacoons10 were willing to listen and elevate the work our staff is doing to ensure our students are exceeding expectations! #TheWashingtonWay #ElevateEducatorsVA
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
governor at GES
governor at GES
governor at GES
governor at GES
Attached is our form and information on our Angel Tree Program.
almost 3 years ago, Amanda Yarber
Form for Angel Tree Program
WCPS leaders are excited to be a part of the SWVA Leadership Conference today. Dr. Lisa Coons, Virginia DOE Superintendent kicked off the conference with encouraging and challenging expectations for the future of Education in Virginia. #WashingtonWay
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
SWVA leadership conference
Dr. Lisa Coons
Don't forget to send candy for our Trunk-or-Treat next Tuesday. We need all candy brought in by Friday to make sure we have enough. Thank you for your support!
almost 3 years ago, Amanda Yarber
Halloween candy
Rhea Valley Elementary will be providing optional after-school childcare from 1:00-3:30 on October 25th for early dismissal. This will be free childcare; however, we will not be able to provide transportation. The form will go home tomorrow and will need to be returned on Wednesday in order for your child to stay.
almost 3 years ago, Amanda Yarber
Good afternoon, We were all heartbroken when we learned that Cameron Craig had lost his life in the line of duty as a local Firefighter. The services to honor his sacrifice will occur on Wednesday afternoon and the procession will have a tremendous impact on traffic in our community. In order to honor Cameron's ultimate sacrifice and to ensure that our buses and car traffic do not interfere with the procession, all Washington County Public Schools will dismiss 2 hours early on Wednesday, October 25. Childcare will be available at all middle and elementary schools for working families who need that service. Each school will provide individual details prior to Wednesday. Thank you for your understanding. We know you join us in loving, supporting, and praying for everyone involved. Thank you, Keith Perrigan, Ed.D. Superintendent Washington County Public Schools
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
important announcement
Good afternoon, We were all heartbroken when we learned that Cameron Craig had lost his life in the line of duty as a local Firefighter. The services to honor his sacrifice will occur on Wednesday afternoon and the procession will have a tremendous impact on traffic in our community. In order to honor Cameron's ultimate sacrifice and to ensure that our buses and car traffic do not interfere with the procession, all Washington County Public Schools will dismiss 2 hours early on Wednesday, October 25. Childcare will be available at all middle and elementary schools for working families who need that service. Each school will provide individual details prior to Wednesday. Thank you for your understanding. We know you join us in loving, supporting, and praying for everyone involved. Thank you, Keith Perrigan, Ed.D. Superintendent Washington County Public Schools
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
important announcement
Holston Wrestling Club Information
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
HHS Wrestling flyer
Are you curious about how our public schools are funded? Are you concerned about the future of education in Washington County? Join us for an informal talk and Q&A with WCPS Superintendent, Dr. Keith Perrigan.
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
Talk with Dr. Perrigan
Are you curious about how our public schools are funded? Are you concerned about the future of education in Washington County? Join us for an informal talk and Q&A with WCPS Superintendent, Dr. Keith Perrigan.
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
Talk with Dr. Perrigan
On behalf of our School Board and the more than 1000 employees of WCPS, I would like to express our sympathy and support to the families of everyone affected by the recent tragedy experienced by the Abingdon Fire Department and our community. For decades, the Abingdon Fire Department has served our community with courage, integrity, and selfless sacrifice for which we are indescribably grateful. There are no words that can express our condolences to everyone involved, but please know that you will have our love, support, and prayers in the coming days, weeks, and months. Thank you, Keith Perrigan, Ed.D. Superintendent Washington County Public Schools
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
fire sympathy
On behalf of our School Board and the more than 1000 employees of WCPS, I would like to express our sympathy and support to the families of everyone affected by the recent tragedy experienced by the Abingdon Fire Department and our community. For decades, the Abingdon Fire Department has served our community with courage, integrity, and selfless sacrifice for which we are indescribably grateful. There are no words that can express our condolences to everyone involved, but please know that you will have our love, support, and prayers in the coming days, weeks, and months. Thank you, Keith Perrigan, Ed.D. Superintendent Washington County Public Schools
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
sympathy
Abingdon Youth Volleyball is having sign ups on October 23rd.
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
Abingdon Youth Volleyball
Be sure to check out the Public Library's October Events! Tons of cool activities for our students.
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
Library Announcements
library announcement
Washington County Schools is proud to celebrate Mrs. Mary Walker from the Washington County Career and Technical Education Center for exceeding 6 of the 6 standards in the Jobs for VA Graduates program. #WashintonWay
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
JVG award
JVG award
JVG awards
On September 8, Governor Youngkin, Secretary Guidera, and Superintendent Coons released the 2022-23 Standards of Learning scores and a plan that outlined Virginia’s ALL-IN plan that defined high-intensity academic tutoring. This tutoring focuses on supporting those students who failed their SOLs or who demonstrated a risk of failing, and establishes options for tutors, schedules, ratios, and resources to ensure that tutoring can be successful in every school across the Commonwealth. The hallmark of ALL-IN tutoring is learning acceleration. It is essential that tutoring match grade-level content and support students in connecting lost learning to what they are learning in the classroom every day. The scores of Washington County School's students exceed the state average, and our teachers have been working diligently to make sure students have strong learning experiences and support to recover where needed. One strategy is to ensure that students receive intensive and accelerated support to keep pace with their pre-pandemic peers. Washington County Schools has implemented this high-intensity academic tutoring and is working to use innovative ways to incorporate it both into our school day and beyond.
almost 3 years ago, WCPS Central Office
All in Tutoring