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 >
On Monday evening the 9th of December, in front of friends and family, Luray Middle School inducted twenty two new National Junior Honor Society Members. These students, over the next year and a half, will work toward demonstrating the 5 pillars of an NJHS candidate: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character, and Citizenship. Congratulations to our new... READ MORE >
Good Morning Bulldog Families, I am writing to inform you of a change in our student's daily schedule starting December 2nd when we return from Thanksgiving break. We are moving our Homeroom/Advisory period from after lunches to the end of the school day. Doing so will allow us to help protect instructional time for students who leave early for sports/activities... 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 >
On Friday, November 1, 2019, STAND (Students Taking Action for A New Direction), held its first meeting of the 2019-2020 school year. This committee is comprised of two students from each grade, grades 6-12, from both middle schools, high schools, and the Page County Technical Center. Students met at the Page County Technical Center and were provided lunch. This... READ MORE >