Join us for Red Ribbon Week, October 26–30: Monday, 10/26 — Twin Day “Pair up against drugs!” Tuesday, 10/27 — Camo Day “You’ll never see me doing drugs!” Wednesday, 10/28 — Wear Red “Be kind. Be healthy. Be drug free!” Thursday, 10/29 — Say BOO to Drugs Wear your costume! Friday, 10/30 — Pajama Day “Dream big, make healthy choices!” Important reminders: • Costumes must be school-appropriate. • No real or pretend weapons, including guns, knives, or swords. • No masks may be worn with costumes. • No blood, gore, violence, or overly scary costumes. • No slippers on Pajama Day. • All clothing and costumes must follow the PCPS dress code. Let’s make healthy choices, show our support, and have a fun-filled week!
3 days ago, Brittany Young
Colorful Shenandoah Elementary Red Ribbon Week flyer featuring Spirit Wear for Page County Homecoming on Friday, October 16, followed by themed dress-up days October 26–30. Costume and dress-code reminders are listed at the bottom
Mr. Dinges' first grade students had a special butterfly release! They gathered to watch as their butterfly took flight. What a lovely way to learn about nature and celebrate a new beginning!
3 days ago, Brittany Young
A butterfly feeds from a sponge in a flower-shaped dish.
An adult shows students a butterfly habitat outdoors.
Students watch as an adult opens a mesh butterfly habitat.
A group of students gathers around a butterfly habitat outside.
Mrs. Plum's class made sequencing wheels of the pumpkin life cycle. Leftover paper scraps made great hats!
3 days ago, Brittany Young
A student in blue glasses smiles and holds up a colored “Pumpkin Life Cycle” wheel in the classroom.
Students work on paper projects at a classroom table. A boy in a blue Avengers shirt cuts paper while a classmate works beside him.
A student colors a pumpkin-themed life cycle project at a classroom table. A completed wheel showing the stages of pumpkin growth rests beside him.
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the people who keep Shenandoah Elementary running on the tracks! From keeping our school sparkling to fixing all the little things we don’t even notice, you help make every day a little brighter. We’re so grateful for everything you do! You’re the real MVPs of our school! Thank you!
3 days ago, Brittany Young
A train-themed collage featuring Shenandoah Elementary’s custodians, with a message celebrating them on Custodian Appreciation Day.
All aboard for great readers! The Scholastic Book Fair is at Shenandoah Elementary October 5–9. Join us for Literacy Night on Thursday, October 8, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. We can’t wait to celebrate reading with you!
4 days ago, Brittany Young
Train-themed flyer for Shenandoah Elementary’s Scholastic Book Fair, October 5–9, and Literacy Night on October 8 from 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Page County Public Schools recognized students at the last school board meeting for being a part of the Page Fair, Athletics, FFA, and FCCLA. We are proud of all that our students have accomplished.
7 days ago, Page County Public Schools
School Board Recognition Photos
School Board Recognition Photos
School Board Recognition Photos
We are here to help!
¡Estamos aquí para ayudar!
7 days ago, Page County Public Schools
Attendance Awareness Post
Attendance Awareness post Spanish
Tonight, Thursday, September 24, 2026, is the regularly scheduled school board meeting. The meeting will be held at Luray High School (This is a change of location). The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Comments are due by 4 p.m. The meeting may also viewed LIVE on our YouTube channel.
Agenda: https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/pcss/Board.nsf/Public
Comments: https://forms.gle/bZwFvP7ifU2tfkr88
View LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6elJJ_GW-8k
11 days ago, Page County Public Schools
School Board Meeting Tonight

This is a reminder from Page County Public Schools that progress reports for the first 9 weeks for Grades 1-12 will be released tomorrow, Thursday, September 24,2026, through the Parent Portal. Also, on Friday, September 25, 2026, there is NO SCHOOL for students. This is a scheduled staff professional development/work day. School will resume on Monday, September 28, 2026.

12 days ago, Page County Public Schools
Page County Public Schools Reminder
Don't forget to nominate someone in our division that you feel is deserving of a Row The Boat Award. This is a great way to give them a shoutout for all they do for our schools.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeA4kLmGNjO7JZpqy-V7wTyaGvCUQnvd0lqsjjlc99SJRikKA/viewform
12 days ago, Page County Public Schools
Row the Boat Award Logo
Missing just 2 days of school each month can add up!

¡Faltar a la escuela solo dos días al mes puede acumularse!
14 days ago, Page County Public Schools
Attendance Matters
Attendance Matters
Music was in the air as our students practiced rhythm, followed along with the music, and took turns playing the xylophones! It was a fun, hands-on lesson filled with learning and creativity.
17 days ago, Brittany Young
Second grade students playing instruments in music class.
Students play xylophones while classmates sit on the rug near the teacher.
Students participate with hand motions while seated during music class.
Students follow along as the teacher points to sheet music displayed on the classroom screen.
Students listen to their teacher while seated around the music classroom.
Students sit in a circle on chairs and the colorful rug during a music class activity.
Cooler days will be here soon…hopefully! Before the jackets begin their annual migration to the lost and found, please label your child’s cold-weather gear with their first and last name. Help those wandering hoodies find their way home!!
18 days ago, Brittany Young
Fall-themed flyer reminding families to label jackets and cold-weather gear with their child’s first and last name.
Mrs Plum's class has been busy! They've been using candy corn to make shapes, what a sweet way to learn about shapes! They also watched a caterpillar go through its life cycle and become a butterfly. They were then able to release him and wish him safe travels as he travels south!
19 days ago, Brittany Young
First grade student makes shapes using candy corn.
A group of first graders release their butterfly in the school’s courtyard.
Mrs Plum's first graders learned how to make applesauce.
19 days ago, Brittany Young
A collage of pictures of first grade students learning how to make applesauce with help from their teacher.
Mrs Shifflett's Pre-k students made bracelets to show they are a classroom family.
19 days ago, Brittany Young
A collage of Pre-k students showing off their bracelets they made.
A collage of pictures of Pre-k students making bracelets and having fun while learning.
Our Pre-k students worked together to make a yummy snack mix!
19 days ago, Brittany Young
A collage of Pre-k students working together to make a snack mix.
A group of pre-k students working together to make a snack mix.
Encore fun throughout the week!
19 days ago, Brittany Young
Pre-k students sit in circle with PE teacher in the gym.
Pre-k students dance and sing in music class.
Pre-k students parented to be butterflies as the sing and dance while the music teacher plays an instrument.
Ore-k students showing off their artwork they made in art class.
Group of first graders playing a game with their guidance counselor .
Group of first graders staying active in PE.
PE teacher gives group of first graders directions for the activity they will be doing.
First grade students sit on the carpet and listen to the librarian read a book.
Our students honored Patriot Day by wearing red, white, and blue and creating meaningful artwork as they learned about the heroes of September 11. We remember, honor, and celebrate the kindness, bravery, and unity that bring us together. ❤️🤍💙
20 days ago, Brittany Young
Collage of Shenandoah Elementary students wearing red, white, and blue in their classrooms in observance of Patriot Day
Student handprint artwork featuring red fingertips, a blue palm, and white stars above a black New York City skyline
Student handprint artwork painted red, white, and blue above a black New York City skyline in remembrance of September 11.
A preschool teacher and her students pose together on the playground while wearing red, white, and blue for Patriot Day
It's Attendance Awareness Month. Here are some attendance tips for families.
21 days ago, Page County Public Schools
Attendance Tips for Families
Attendance tips for families