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At the meeting last night, the @washcovaschools Board voted to close schools on March 5, 2024 to accommodate election officials as they administer the Presidential Primary. Not quite as exciting as a Snow Day, but still important information!
Washington County School Board honored three board members tonight for decades of selfless service to the students of Washington County Schools. Thank you, Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe, Mrs.Megan Hamilton, and Mr. Bill Brooks for the work and dedication to the students of WCPS!
Washington County ITRTs and Teachers at #VSTE23 showing off innovative ways to enhance student learning with TECH TREK, the new Mobile STEM Lab. #WashingtonWay #WCPSBest @WashCoSuper
Washington County ITRTs and Teachers at #VSTE23 showing off innovative ways to enhance student learning with TECH TREK, the new Mobile STEM Lab. #WashingtonWay #WCPSBest @WashCoSuper
Parents, we know the holiday season can bring on additional stress. Parent Coaching is a FREE resource that provides parents and caregivers the opportunity to meet with a Parent Coach to guide you through whatever issues you or your child are dealing with. Click here to register for support from a coach: https://cookcenter.info/coaching
Be sure to check out the December Edition of the Mental Health Newsletter:
https://www.wcs.k12.va.us/article/1349633
Washington County Schools will be closed on Wednesday, November 22- Sunday, November 26th.
Patrick Henry High School's One Act team came in 3rd out of 8 teams this past weekend at the VHSL Super Regional One-Act Competition. Angel P. received another outstanding actor award. The crew of Lafayette No. 1 also received another outstanding technical theatre award in lighting, sound, set, costume, and makeup design. Congratulations to the cast and crew of Lafayette No. 1. What a great season of theatre at PH! Great job, team!
Don't miss Meet the Rebels!
These Patrick Henry students spent their Saturday helping Mrs. Johnson, of Communities in Schools, with snack packs for Mary's Lunchbox for PHHS and MES students.
Do you have any gently used shoes you don't wear or that don't fit? Meadowview Elementary School is collecting shoes to help other countries. Let's help them here at PH. If you bring shoes, drop them off in the main office or in the library.
Did you miss getting your school picture taken? Here is your second chance!
Today Patrick Henry High School honored Veterans in our community through a heartfelt ceremony featuring our keynote speaker Mr. Kiser and several student volunteers. Our school community would like to thank all students, staff, and community members for attending and participating this morning and wish all Veterans a Happy Veterans Day!
Don’t forget!!!
This Saturday Night!!!!
Remember to come and help us honor our Veterans at our annual Veterans Day ceremony.
We couldn’t be prouder of our @washcovaschools FFA Chapters! All 4 teams performed well against the best in the Nation! Over 65,000 student leaders attended from all across the USA! @NationalFFA recognized Mr. McCroskey for 48 years as a Teacher and Advisor! #TheWashingtonWay
Hey Patrick Henry High School Students... Are you ever tardy to first period? Well, you don't want to be tardy in November. Look at this latest challenge from Mrs. Johnson of Communities in Schools!
October was Bully Prevention and Drug Prevention Awareness month. The Patrick Henry High School ninth grade class challenged classes to decorate classroom doors using these two themes. The winner of the door decorations was Mr. Hoffman's class. They were treated to cupcakes from Mrs. Johnson of Communities and Schools.
The first nine week's Attendance Celebration was held on Tuesday, October 31. All freshmen who had missed two days or less in the first nine weeks were treated with a slice of pizza by Mrs. Johnson with Communities and Schools. Which grade will win the second nine weeks Attendance Celebration? Come to school and see. Attendance matters and you matter!
Trig or Treat! The Easter Bunny was confused and hid the Unit Circle eggs today in the PHHS library. Mrs. Boothe's trigonometry class had to go in search of the eggs to complete the degree and radian measures of seven unit circles (238 eggs). The eggs were found and returned to the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny left the class a bucket full of candy for their help.