📢 Due to road conditions, the following buses will operate on clear roads only today, Tuesday, December 9, 2025:
Patrick Henry area: Buses 87, 77, and 18
Holston area: Buses 38, 25, 4, 20, and 97

Washington County Public Schools is feeling the holiday spirit thanks to some wonderful friends at Emory & Henry University!
From the Office of Philanthropy & Engagement, Heather Hess, Director of Alumni Engagement, and Natalie Ottone, Director of Donor Relations, stopped by Meadowview Elementary to deliver a generous donation to the Meadowview Christmas Fund.
Their support helps ensure students have a little extra joy this holiday season -- and we are so grateful!
Pictured left to right:
✨ Heather Hess, Director of Alumni Engagement, Emory & Henry University
✨ Mrs. Jennifer Puckett, Principal, Meadowview Elementary School
✨ Mrs. Samantha Bowers, Assistant Principal, Meadowview Elementary School
✨ Natalie Ottone, Director of Donor Relations, Emory & Henry University
Thank you, Emory & Henry, for pouring kindness into our community and making Christmas brighter for Meadowview students! 🎄










However, due to road conditions, bus service will NOT be provided in the Konnarock, Taylor’s Valley, and Green Cove areas.
In addition, the following buses in the Glade Spring attendance zone will operate on CLEAR ROUTES ONLY:
*8
*18
*59
*77
*87
Parents of student drivers are encouraged to use their best judgment based on conditions in your specific location.
As always, the safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.


MES Veterans Day Celebrations

MES Veterans Day Celebrations!

Ms. Lindsey Stacy wears many hats as both a bus driver and dual enrollment calculus teacher — and she’s amazing at both!
She recently earned Be a Bean recognition for her calm response during a student medical emergency and for replying to a student’s math question… within three minutes… on a Sunday night!



Washington County Public Schools is offering free developmental and speech screenings for children ages 2–5. These screenings are a great way to check in on your child’s growth and help them get off to the best possible start. 🌟
📅 Upcoming screening dates are available now!
📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to register.


The K–5 STEM Academy at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center is the place where curiosity meets creativity. 🧪🤖📐 With engaging curriculum, dedicated teachers, and top-notch facilities, students in grades K–5 will explore science, technology, engineering, and math in fun, hands-on ways.
🗓 October 21 – November 18
📍 SWVA Higher Education Center
⏰ Tuesdays, 6:00–7:30 PM (Kindergarten dismisses at 7:15)
💲 $35 registration covers the entire camp!
👉 Register now: swcenter.edu/k5stemacademy








Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares joined educators, law enforcement, and community partners to shine a light on the dangers children face online — and to share tools and strategies to help parents and grandparents keep kids safe in the digital world.
Also joining the conversation were Former Virginia Governor George Allen, Delegate Israel O’Quinn, the Virginia State Police, and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, along with WCPS board members, staff, and student leaders from Patrick Henry High School.
Thank you to all who helped make this event possible — and to our families for taking the time to learn, listen, and lead in protecting our students. Together, we can help our kids use technology wisely and safely!










You're invited to an important Protecting Kids Online Town Hall at Meadowview Elementary School. Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares will join educators, law enforcement leaders, and community partners to raise awareness about the dangers facing children online. This conversation is designed to empower parents and grandparents with tools and strategies to help children use technology safely.
Joining AG Miyares will be Former Virginia Governor George Allen, Delegate Israel O'Quinn, and representatives from the Virginia State Police and Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Location: Meadowview Elementary School
Date & Time: Thursday, September 4 at 8:30 a.m.
Details: Free breakfast provided!
Please RSVP by Wednesday, August 27 using this Google Form: Protecting Kids Online RSVP
This is an adults-only event due to the sensitive nature of the topics being discussed.
We look forward to seeing you for this important community conversation.

The Washington County Public Schools Parent Resource Center is hosting its very first event—Kickoff to Connection!
* When: September 25
*Where: EO Building, Abingdon
*Time: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
This resource fair is designed to support and empower families of students with disabilities. You’ll have the chance to meet community partners, each hosting a table with valuable information, resources, and support for your family.
It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with local organizations offering a wide range of services—come join us and start building your network!
Be sure to give the Parent Resource Center Facebook page a follow: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577049952532


