Page County Public Schools is thankful for our School Psychologists and the support they provide. School psychologists create and maintain connections that make a difference within the lives of our students. They help support the building of skills, help increase learners' confidence, and help students discover their sense of belonging. School psychologists partner with educators and families to better understand our students' needs.
Thank you to our division school psychologists for the work they do to help us "inspire connections" with our school community.
As winter approaches, we like to make sure that everyone has multiple ways to receive alerts from Page County Public Schools.
Here are some recommendations:
1) Make sure your contact information in PowerSchool is updated through the Parent Portal. The information in PowerSchool is what is used to send emails, texts, and phone calls.
https://pagecounty.powerschool.com/public/home.html
2) Download the Page County Public Schools App. https://aptg.co/RvlDHS
Follow the instructions to download. Customize it to receive messages from the division and your specific schools. (This is a great alternative to have if you continuously have difficulty receiving text messages).
You should prepare to receive messages multiple ways when notifications are sent out from the division--Text, Email, Push Notification, and/or Audio. Making sure you have all of these methods set up will ensure that you do not miss any important information.
In addition, important information/alerts are also posted to social media and to the LIVE feed on the Page County Public Schools website. https://www.pagecounty.k12.va.us/live-feed
https://aptg.co/Tk87Lb
Families may claim up to four (4) complimentary tickets, available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. ALL tickets must be claimed by Thursday, November 12 at 11:59PM.
Please use the link to claim your tickets.
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Thank you,
Page County Public Schools
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This morning he could be seen hopping Bus 67 to run a route with one our 2026 Drivers of the Year, Stephanie Owens.
Dr. Huber knows that the job of a bus driver is not an easy task, and he enjoys getting to tag along to see what our drivers experience daily while transporting students safely to and from school.
THIS IS A REMINDER FROM PCPS:
There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Monday, November 2, 2026, for a Teacher Work Day and Parent/Teacher Conferences. Conferences run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please check with individual schools to make appointments with teachers and to find out when teachers will be breaking for lunch.
There is also NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, as this is Election Day and some schools are used as voting locations. Offices WILL be OPEN during regular hours.
School will resume normally on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
This year the theme is "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free."
Communities, schools, and families wear red ribbons, and hold such events as themed Spirit Dress-Up Days to promote healthy, drug-free choices.
Stay tuned to see pictures from around our division of students participating in Red Ribbon Week activities.
Today, Dr. Huber stopped by Luray High School to visit Ms. Flora's class where students were doing a locker treasure hunt to practice finding the missing sides of right triangles using Trigonometry. Students had to solve clues to look in specific lockers to try to find other clues, that eventually led to a prize (some little trinkets, candy, and a homework pass). Dr. Huber is enjoying his class visits, and says he's witnessing some great activities, and enjoys watching the active learning in progress.
Where in the division will he be next? Stay tuned.
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
Dr. Huber worked with Springfield Elementary School 4th grade students in Miss Dodson's Science class to learn about erosion.
Their presentation, titled "One Night, Every Path: Supporting Seniors Beyond Graduation," highlighted Page County High School's annual Senior Info Night held each September. Every senior has a unique vision for their senior year and life after graduation. This presentation showcased how they created a "one-stop" Senior Night experience that gives an overview of expectations and opportunities for their senior year. It honors all post-secondary pathways -- whether students plan to enter the workforce, enlist in the military, pursue a trade, or attend a two-/four-year college or university. This event helps students and families explore options and leave with a confident plan.
During the 2026 General Assembly session, House Bill 996 (HB 996) was passed to help improve the transition from high school to adult services and opportunities for students with disabilities. The legislation directs the Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS), the Virginia Department of Education, and other partners to develop a plan for clearer transition guidance, better information and resources, stronger connections with Community Services Boards, and an online resource to help students and families understand their options after high school.
The goal is to help more students with disabilities successfully move into postsecondary education, training, employment, day programs, independent living, and life-skills programs.
We are asking families, educators, Community Services Board staff and service providers to complete a brief survey. Your feedback will help us understand what information is hard to find, where barriers exist and what resources or supports would make the transition process easier.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey and share it with others who may want to provide input. Your experience can help shape better transition information and supports for Virginia’s students and families.
The survey can be accessed using this link or the QR code https://bit.ly/4s1hSvX
The survey is available in English and Spanish. If you need the survey in a different language, please email Suvarchala.Lankalapalli@dars.virginia.gov with the specific language needed."