Summer Enrichment Experience at Virginia Tech
The deadline to apply for SEE VT has been extended to April 15, and all fees have been waived, meaning this incredible opportunity is now free for all campers! SEE VT is a residential camp for rising 6th and 7th grade gifted students from rural communities. At SEE VT, rural middle school students will have access to place-based and rural-focused academic enrichment to include STEM and humanities courses, social activities, exploration of campus life, field trips, and more!
Camp will be held on Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus June 15-20, 2025. Applications are due by April 15.
Please see the below flyer for more information.
Schedule/Location Changes: The baseball game scheduled for today has been cancelled. The softball game previously scheduled at Beaverdam Field will be played at the Damascus Little League field.
It's another busy night for our sports teams. Go Cavs!
Both the track meet at Abingdon High School and the baseball game against Wallace Middle School have been postponed to tomorrow.
Good luck to the track team as they compete at Abingdon High School this afternoon and to the baseball team as they play Wallace at the Washington County Little League field! Go Cavs!
Good luck to the softball team as they travel to the Washington County Little League Field to play Wallace Middle School today! Go Cavs!
WCPS Middle School Administrators at #VMSA conference enjoying @mr_alsheimer challenging us to be more engaging.
Good luck to the baseball team as they travel to Johnson County today. Go Cavs!
On March 21, DMS was excited to welcome our latest Career Day presenter who spoke with students about his exciting career as a flight nurse. Flight nursing is a specialized kind of nursing in which nurses take care of patients who are very sick. They provide emergency care in a helicopter or plane and may care for patients and transport them from the scene of accidents or from one hospital to another. Students learned about many aspects of his job and emergency medicine overall and were even able to practice inserting an endotracheal tube on a manikin. It was an amazing experience that left students with much to consider in their career explorations!
Washington Way Award Nominations:
Nominate a special support staff person for the Spring #WashingtonWayAward! Do you know someone whose work and commitment makes WCPS a better place to be?
#WashingtonWayAward Categories:
*Above and Beyond Custodian Award ~ Vote for a custodian that makes a difference!
*Silver Spoon Award ~ Vote for the best food service worker out there!
*Helping Hand Award ~ Vote for a nurse or an aide that has helped you!
*Master Technician Award ~ Vote for the one who has helped you fix things!
*Wheels on the Bus Award ~ Vote for the driver or mechanic who helps get you home!
*Customer Service Award ~ Vote for the person who is always there to help!
Scan the QR Code by Friday, April 18 to nominate a support staff person. To learn more about the #WashingtonWayAwards, watch this video: https://youtu.be/IM7Y0BdMbF4
Updated time!
Attention 8th-grade students and parents:
This is an exciting time! High school is just around the corner, and it is time to register for your classes. Learn more about your class opportunities for next year tomorrow evening at 6:30 at HHS!
Tonight is a busy night for our Cavalier sports teams! The track team travels to Patrick Henry, the softball team travels to Johnson County, and the baseball team plays Johnson County at home! Go Cavs!
Attention 8th-grade students:
This is an exciting time! High school is just around the corner, and it is time to register for your classes. Learn more about your class opportunities for next year on Tuesday evening at 6:00 at HHS!
Come support our track team members as they compete at Virginia High in the first meet of the season!
Students in Dr. Heaton's Science 8 classes used their knowledge of wave energy to resolve an issue with internet connectivity in the virtual world using VR headsets. This was definitely a timely topic, as in the real world, we were experiencing issues with internet connectivity. Students gained a better understanding of the many factors involved!
Sixth-grade student Lily D. was the winner of the St. Jude Fundraiser, and as a result, she was "hired" to serve as Principal of the Day! She began her day by sending an uplifting email, offering her help and reminding us that tomorrow is Friday!
It's a beautiful day for our first baseball game!
Batter up! Our first softball game is today!
All Washington County students and families are invited to this informational event, THC: Teens, Habits, and Choices, on Thursday, March 20 from 5:30-8:00 at the EO Companies Career Commons Building in Abingdon.
Mrs. Caywood's 7th-grade science students used an egg as a model to understand how osmosis works in animal cells and how water moves across a semi-permeable membrane.
