Stanley Elementary School

Important Bus Route Information from PCPS Notice to Parents in the Stanley Area-- Bus 54 Bus Route will be split into 3 buses this afternoon. Students living in Deerfield/Stoney Run area will ride Bus 59 home this afternoon Students living on Park Road and Roundhead Drive will ride Bus 17 home. And, students living on Honeyville Road will be approximately 40 minutes late arriving home this afternoon. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Please share.

Veteran's Day Program Information. Please help us celebrate our citizens that served our country.

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - Communication in PCPS & Our Partnership Please take a moment to read this information about how we can communicate with each other and our partnership. Thank you for taking the time to partner with us: https://5il.co/23z4f

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - Cell Phones & Social Media Tips Please take a moment to read this information about cell phones and social media. Thank you for taking the time to partner with us: https://5il.co/23vyx

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - StopIt App & Bullying Please take a moment to read this information about the StopIt App (https://5il.co/23nlp) and Bullying (https://5il.co/23nlo). Thank you for taking the time to partner with PCPS!

Community Mentors needed! Please consider giving back to the students in your community. It is a great way to make connections with young children in the Stanley area.

Please consider making students in need birthdays special by donating a cake kit. These kits will be distributed to students during their birthday week if they receive a Casey Backpack. Items needed: cake mix, icing, candles, aluminum cake pan Optional items: can of Sprite, printed soda cake recipe because no oil or eggs are needed), sprinkles, party blower/horn or hat, balloons

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - Code of Conduct Please take a moment to read this information about vaping and the Student Handbook and Code of Conduct. Thank you for taking the time to partner with us: https://5il.co/23jvl

The next two groups PCPS would like to recognize are our maintenance crew and our groundskeepers. Our maintenance guys work hard every day with repairs and maintaining our buildings. They are always just a phone call away when we need help. Often times they are already in our buildings working long before we ever arrive for the day. There's not much these guys can't do. Thanks for all your hard work! Our groundskeeper : Jackie with his summer assistants Chris Mercer (LES) and Brian Benson (Shenandoah) worked hard this summer helping to maintain the lawns of all of our schools. Their help is much appreciated by all. To both groups, we would like to extend our gratitude for your dedication and loyalty to Page County Public Schools. You ARE appreciated for all you do.

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - Attendance Please take a moment to read this information about attendance in PCPS. Thank you for taking the time to partner with us: https://5il.co/23fpp

Parent/Guardian Awareness Topic - Attendance Please take a moment to read this information regarding attendance in PCPS. Thank you for taking the time to partner with us: https://5il.co/23bzb

No one works harder during the summer than our custodians, maintenance, and grounds keeping crews. Today we will honor our custodians for all they do, not just in the summer, but every day. They take pride in the work they do, and help keep our facilities looking great. Thank you, and know that you ARE appreciated!

Please take a moment to read this welcome back letter as we look forward to the first day of school tomorrow: https://5il.co/23bza HAVE A GREAT DAY!

Please take a moment to read this letter from Division Superintendent, Dr. Antonia Fox: https://5il.co/23bzb

Please join us at our 1st PTO Meeting of the Year for Stanley Elementary on Sept. 5, 2023 in the new courtyard classroom starting at 4:45 pm. The PTO does so much for our students and staff, it is a great way to give back to your community.

This is a reminder that tonight, Thursday, August 24, 2023, is the regularly scheduled school board meeting . The meeting will be held at the Central Office Board Room at 6:30 p.m. and may be viewed LIVE on our YouTube Channel. Comments are due by 4 p.m. Thank you. Agenda: https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/pcss/Board.nsf/Public Comments: https://forms.gle/8qKqhcohpLBLQd7a7 View LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/c/PageCountySchools/live

A photographer from Strawbridge Studios will be at your school on 9/14/2023 to photograph your Fall pictures. https://strawbridge.fotomerchanthv.com/clients/stanley-elementary-school-2/fall-pictures-9-14-2023-53/optIn

Today, Monday, August 21, 2023, administrators, teachers, and other staff gathered at Luray High School to participate in a professional development day-long event. Staff could participate in sessions such as (ACES) Adverse Childhood Experiences and how they impact development, Building Numeracy Skills and Problem Solving, Essentials of Building Strong Relationships, Exploring and Understanding Assistive Technology, Classroom Management Best Practices , PowerSchool Gradebook and Schoology, Teacher's Guide to Special Education, Parent Communication Engagement, and numerous technology classes to assist teachers and staff. We believe in doing what it takes to be the best we can be for our students.

PCPS OPENS THE 2023-2024 SCHOOL YEAR WITH A RENEWED PURPOSE CONVOCATION 2023 LURAY, Va. ― On Friday, August 18, 2023, all employees of Page County Public Schools joined together at Luray High School for Convocation ceremonies to kick off the 2023-2024 school year. Dr. Antonia Fox, Division Superintendent, spoke of having a renewed purpose for the school year. She encouraged everyone to find a sense of purpose, foster positive relationships with students and each other, and to believe in themselves. PCPS celebrated individual school successes, as well as heard from division Teacher of Year, Valerie Ferrell of Stanley Elementary School, who talked about what she believes it takes to make a difference in students' lives, while sharing stories of others whose lives have been impacted by a teacher such as administrators, custodian, bus driver, secretary, nutritional services workers. Mr. David Cale, Principal of Page County High School, also spoke about the impact a student can have. Ethan Rodriguez, a PCHS graduate was awarded the Outstanding School Citizen Award for the Class of 2023. The event was also attended by school board members, county representatives, and law enforcement agencies around the county. PCPS is looking forward to an exciting and successful school year! For the complete folder of pics from Convocation click the link below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1t13DKiyVjnSofxngORJMpszqfJqZCRbO?usp=drive_link

Welcome Back Everyone! It's going to be a great year for PCPS!