Page County Middle School

PCMS Candy Wars for Trunk or Treat Event
Oct. 19th - Oct. 30th

Red Ribbon Week is next week - Oct. 26th - 30th

October Social Trends: What Parents Need To Know.
https://aptg.co/m1yQxC (English)
https://aptg.co/s54Y5B (Spanish)

Tonight, Thursday, October 22, 2026, is the regularly scheduled school board meeting. The meeting will be held at the Central Office Board Room and will begin at 6:30 p.m. Comments are due by 4 p.m. The meeting may also viewed LIVE on our YouTube channel.

Please note that Facebook will not accept the link for the agenda of the meeting.
To view the agenda-- go to pagecounty.k12.va.us - click on Menu- under Division Information, click on the + sign and then click on BoardDocs.

Comments: https://forms.gle/6jPXnH9eDeUCnvLN7
View LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiJrmQvKAKs

Tuesday, October 20, PCMS Volleyball AWAY GAME vs. Strasburg 5 PM (Time Change) at Strasburg High School Main Gym

Dr. Huber joined Ms. Marcey's first block 8th grade English class at on Friday, October 16. He read a Choose Your Own Adventure book titled "Chupacabra" to the students for "First Chapter Friday" and then joined them for an escape room that helped them review for the Benchmark test. They had a great time hosting him in our classroom!

Yesterday PCMS Celebrated
"Crunch Around the World"

This is an important message from Page County Public Schools.
All schools and offices will be CLOSED on Monday, October 12, 2026, in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. School will resume on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend.

Continuing with his classroom visits this morning, Dr. Huber dropped into Ms. Whetzel's classroom at Page County Middle School. There, he was able to help students practice with common multiples. "What a great way to end the week!"

Happy National Principals Month!

Have a question or concern? PCPS is here to help! The following resources will help you find the best person to contact!
-View the PCPS:
Student Handbook - Parent Guide for Addressing Concerns - https://aptg.co/TbNdZ5
-View the PCPS Division Organization Chart- https://aptg.co/tVVpX0

Tonight, Thursday, October 8, 2026, is the regularly scheduled school board meeting. The meeting will be held at the Central Office Board Room and will begin at 6:30 p.m. Comments are due by 4 p.m. The meeting may also viewed LIVE on our YouTube channel.

Please Note that Facebook will not accept the link for the agenda of the meeting.
To view the agenda-- go to pagecounty.k12.va.us - click on Menu- under Division Information, click on the + sign and then click on BoardDocs.
Comments: https://forms.gle/dHZRQfrFHUD3m1XTA
View LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r7_Z-LWVtQ

We are incredibly proud of the growth happening across Page County Public Schools! All Page County Public Schools met state standards for full accreditation. Additionally, prior to the application of federal identification considerations, every PCPS school earned a framework score in the Meets Expectations or Distinguished performance categories. Our 2026–2027 School Performance and Support Framework results reflect the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our students, staff, school leaders, families, and community. Every school in PCPS demonstrated growth, and that's worth celebrating.

These results are more than numbers. They represent stronger instruction, student progress, teamwork, perseverance, and a continued commitment to getting better every day.

Thank you to our incredible staff and school communities for their support and commitment to our students. Please see the linked press release for the full story.

https://aptg.co/NTV8_3

#PageCountyPublicSchools #PCPSProud #WhyNotPage

We are incredibly proud of the growth happening across Page County Public Schools! All Page County Public Schools met state standards for full accreditation. Additionally, prior to the application of federal identification considerations, every PCPS school earned a framework score in the Meets Expectations or Distinguished performance categories. Our 2026–2027 School Performance and Support Framework results reflect the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our students, staff, school leaders, families, and community. Every school in PCPS demonstrated growth, and that's worth celebrating.

These results are more than numbers. They represent stronger instruction, student progress, teamwork, perseverance, and a continued commitment to getting better every day.

Thank you to our incredible staff and school communities for their support and commitment to our students. Please see the linked press release for the full story.

https://aptg.co/NTV8_3

#PageCountyPublicSchools #PCPSProud #WhyNotPage

We are incredibly proud of the growth happening across Page County Public Schools! All Page County Public Schools met state standards for full accreditation. Additionally, prior to the application of federal identification considerations, every PCPS school earned a framework score in the Meets Expectations or Distinguished performance categories. Our 2026–2027 School Performance and Support Framework results reflect the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our students, staff, school leaders, families, and community. Every school in PCPS demonstrated growth, and that's worth celebrating.

These results are more than numbers. They represent stronger instruction, student progress, teamwork, perseverance, and a continued commitment to getting better every day.

Thank you to our incredible staff and school communities for their support and commitment to our students. Please see the linked press release for the full story.
https://aptg.co/NTV8_3

#PageCountyPublicSchools #PCPSProud #WhyNotPage

Monday, October 5th
🎀 PINK OUT GAME
🏐 JV Game — 6:00 PM
🏐 Varsity Game — 7:15 PM
PCHS Gym

Thursday, October 8th
PCMS Volleyball 🏐 AWAY GAME vs. PMMS at 4:30 PM
CHS Gym

PCMS FALL BALL FUN!

At the start of the year, students in 7th Grade English classes created "50 Things I Love" word art posters that served multiple purposes in our classroom. This creative project allowed teachers to learn about each student's interests, passions, and personality—building strong connections from day one. Beyond relationship-building, the activity fostered classroom community as students discovered shared interests and celebrated what makes each person unique. It also provided authentic practice with brainstorming as a prewriting strategy, helping students generate ideas freely and see how listing can lead to deeper thinking and expression. These colorful posters became a visual celebration of our diverse classroom community and a reminder that everyone's voice matters here.