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Page County Public Schools has proposed a new strategic plan (a six year plan) and would like to make the document available for review and comment from the public. This document captures a new vision and mission statement along with goals, objectives and strategic initiatives that will guide and direct our work over the next few years. Please note that... READ MORE >
For Immediate Release: Thursday, June 4, 2020 Contact: Tricia Runyan, Communications Specialist Phone: 540.743.3750 ext. 2403 Email: trunyan@pagecounty.k12.va.us Page County Schools Celebrate School Librarian PCHS Librarian to Represent Shenandoah Region of the Virginia Association of School Librarians LURAY, Va. ― Jennifer Bracken, Library Media... READ MORE >
For Immediate Release: 5/18/2020 Contact: Tricia Runyan, Communications Specialist Phone: 540.743.6533 ext. 2403 Email: trunyan@pagecounty.k12.va.us PARTICIPATION IN PANDEMIC-EBT FOR ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDS Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Price Meals to Receive Additional Assistance LURAY, Va. ― Page County Public Schools (PCPS) today announced it... READ MORE >
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Thanks to the diligent efforts of many elementary teachers throughout Page County Public Schools, Valerie Ferrell and Cassie Bailey (Division Instructional Coaches) were able to present PCPS’ Orton Gillingham initiative to the Training and Technical Assistance Center Advisory Board at George Mason University. The Orton-Gillingham instructional approach is a... READ MORE >
PCPS NUTRITIONAL SERVICES AWARDED A SHARE OUR STRENGTH’S NO KID HUNGRY TEST KITCHEN GRANT Innovative partnership with Page County hopes to feed more children this summer LURAY, VA ―Supervisor of Nutritional Services, Virginia Jeffries, was informed earlier this month that her department’s proposal for Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry Test Kitchen was one of... READ MORE >
Interested in summer or Saturday enrichment opportunities for your child? Check out the events linked below! https://curry.virginia.edu/ser...https://www.jmu.edu/pce/programs/all/youth-programs/index.shtml https://www.jmu.edu/pce/progra...https://www.jmu.edu/recreation/services/youth/campurec/purple-gold.shtml https://brcc.augusoft.net/inde... READ MORE >
Thanks to Circle K Luray for choosing LES to receive the $500 Exxon Mobile Education Alliance Grant. Pictured below is Devon Bridger from Holtzman Oil Corp and Chasity Dallas, one of our 5th grade science/ math teachers. The money will be used to purchase materials for math and science instruction. The Exxon Mobile Educational Alliance program is designed to... READ MORE >
PCPS Celebrates School Board Appreciation Month We're back, and still celebrating our school board members. Thank you for all the time and dedication you offer to help our schools be the best they can be. We appreciate you. Mr. Tommy Lansberry -- District 1 Mr. Lansberry, currently serves as the representative for District 1. He is a graduate of Page County... READ MORE >
PCPS Celebrates School Board Appreciation Month Jackie Sullivan-Smoot, who represents District 5 of Page County Public Schools, has been on our school board for 9 years. She says during this time she has learned a lot about how things work from the other side of the table. According to her, education has changed drastically since she began her teaching career in... READ MORE >
Page County Public Schools Celebrates School Board AppreciationMr. Jim Grimley --Chairman-at-LargeMr. Grimley, most recently selected by the school board members as their Chairman-at-Large, shared some of his background to better help our community get to know him. He is a graduate of Frostburg State University, in Western Maryland, where he received his degree in... READ MORE >
Page County Public Schools Honors School Board Members “Excellence through Equity” LURAY, Va. ― Page County Public Schools will join 132 other school divisions across the Commonwealth to celebrate School Board Appreciation Month. Almost 850 elected and appointed school board members throughout Virginia are to be recognized for their service and dedication to... READ MORE >
Wednesday, January 22, 2020 a very special little boy, Brayden Rodriguez, a student at Stanley Elementary School, received a send-off fit for a king. There was no emergency as first responders, parents, teachers, and students lined the streets around the school. Rather they were there to offer support for one of their own. Brayden was on his way to Bethesda, MD.... READ MORE >
Luray Police Department joined Daryl Haley and his wife at Luray Elementary School on Thursday January 23, 2019 to distribute coats and other supplies. The items were given to Mrs. Caton’s third grade class and were purchased by Mr. Haley and his wife. Luray Elementary School appreciates these community partners and their efforts to committed to their community. READ MORE >
Luray Elementary School Kindness Club will be hosting a “Souper” Bowl of Caring Can Collection. Starting on Monday, January 27th, students will be able to drop can foods off in the collection boxes that will be located in the front lobby. All food collected will be donated to Beetles Blessings Box at LMS. The last day for the collection will be Friday January 31,... READ MORE >
Page County Public Schools was recently recognized as a Business of the Year by the Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services in Harrisonburg. Lance Moran, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Business Operations, attended the Champions of Disability Employment Awards Celebration on October 24, 2019 and accepted the award on behalf of... READ MORE >
On Monday, November 4, 2019, Page County Public Schools released a new, updated school logo. This logo was released ahead of the school division announcing the release of their new webpages on November 12, 2019, designed with the help of Apptegy. This new product will not only provide webpage information pertinent to each school, it will allow school related... READ MORE >
During the month of October, Luray Elementary School's Kindness Club initiated a project called "Socktober." Students, parents, faculty, and community members donated socks that will be donated to local shelters. The sock collection project was a huge success. Over 400 pairs of Socks were donated! The socks will be sorted, bagged, and delivered to local homeless... READ MORE >