Thank you for your continued patience - Buses have departed the Page High and Middle campus and are headed to Shenandoah or Stanley Elementary. PCHS Tech Center students have been transported back to PCHS and will be catching their regular bus home. Decisions about PCHS afternoon and evening events will be made once we have more information on the power situation. CCLC programs at both PCMS and Stanley Elementary have been cancelled.
Students at Luray Elementary, Springfield ES, Luray MS, and Luray High are being dismissed at their regular time today. Luray High students at the Technical Center will return to LHS at their regular time. All activities at LES, Springfield ES, LMS , LHS and PCTC will continue as scheduled this afternoon and evening.
Due to power outages in the Shenandoah Elementary, Page County Middle and Page County High and the need to coordinate transportation in the area, we will be dismissing Stanley Elementary students home early today, Wed, March 27, 2024 as well. PCPS will be providing transportation to all students who normally ride transportation and parents or guardians may pick up students from school. Anyone who is picking up a student will need to provide a valid, state issued ID and should be on the student’s emergency contact list.
The CCLC program at Stanley Elementary is being cancelled today and those students will ride thor regular bus home.
We anticipate that buses will be leaving Stanley Elementary around 2:30pm. We will continue to provide updated information this afternoon. Thank you for your patience and support.
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - Due to power outages at Shenandoah Elementary, Page County Middle and Page County High we will be dismissing students home early today, Wed, March 27, 2024. PCPS will be providing transportation to all students who normally ride transportation and parents or guardians may pick up students from school. Anyone who is picking up a student will need to provide a valid, state issued ID and should be on the student’s emergency contact list.
Buses will plan to depart Page County High at 1:50pm, go to Page County Middle next, and then make their way to Shenandoah Elementary. We are coordinating transportation for students at the Tech Center who attend PCHS.
CCLC at Page County Middle is being canceled and those students will ride their regular bus home. Page County Middle school track practice is also canceled. A decision about all other afternoon and evening activities will be made once we get additional updates from the power company.
We will continue to provide updated information this afternoon. Thank you for your patience and support.
Are you, or someone you know, interested in being a part of PCPS? APPLY NOW!
https://pagecounty.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
PCPS IS NOW PLANNING FOR SUMMER CAMPS--
PCPS will be offering 4 different camps this summer, similar to last year. All PCPS students currently in grades K-11 are invited to express interest using the link included in this post. Each camp will run Monday through Thursday. PCPS will be providing transportation at centralized locations. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
In order to provide the best experience possible, camps will be limited to 30 students. Should more than 30 students express interest, a lottery system will be used to select students.
All students desiring to attend should complete the form NO LATER THAN April 9, 2024. Students selected through the lottery to attend each camp will be notified using the email address provided in this form.
https://forms.gle/cYDHjw7mBk3vtJRo7
We look forward to loads of fun this summer!!
This is a Reminder From PCPS-- Please complete NO LATER than March 28, 2024
As we did last year, we are asking parents to take the time to log into their Parent Portal Accounts and complete the ONE question survey regarding Internet Access.
https://pagecounty.powerschool.com/public/home.html
If you need additional assistance logging into the Parent Portal, please refer to these step-by-step instructions.
https://5il.co/1fnbs
Once you have logged into your Parent Portal, please go down to Forms on the left hand side, select Forms and then locate the Internet Access Survey and answer the ONE question.
After you have completed the survey, we ask that you also take the time to update any contact information that may have changed for your child(ren)--Emergency contact Information, Parent Contact Information, Medical Information, etc. This should be done AT LEAST once every year to help us keep our records as up-to-date as possible.
Thank you for your time and participation in this endeavor.
Page County Public Schools would like to extend a sincere “Thank You” to all First Responders for their heroic efforts during the recent wildfires. We know that it could have been so much worse if it hadn’t been for your tremendous effort and determination to protect our community.
Thank you for being our “Hometown Heroes'' in the face of such devastation.
We would also like to thank all of the residents of Page County and other areas who stepped up to volunteer or provided food, water, and other items in support of first responders and those in need, as well as those from outside agencies and organizations that came to assist.
Your support of our community has not gone unnoticed. We are all deeply grateful!
In honor of Women's History month, we are highlighting two women who changed the way we produce and consume foods. On March 27, 2024, we will offer a breakfast platter that includes toast, and at lunch we will offer various dishes highlighting Indian cuisine. Read below to learn more about Sarah Guppy and Madhur Jaffrey.
Luray High School is pleased to announce that the LHS 2023-2024 Support Staff of the Year is Amanda Turner, Guidance Secretary. Amanda has jumped right into this role at LHS with a warm smile and kind heart. She is always approachable, willing to help in any situation, and friendly to all that come into the Counseling Office. Mrs. Turner is a problem solver and will seek to find a solution even if she is unsure of the answer. Her peers say that she represents calm under pressure as she is always attentive to each individual's needs and treats all with respect even when busy. Congratulations, Mrs. Turner!
Luray High School is pleased to announce that the LHS 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year is Lynn "Skip" Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton wears multiple hats at LHS - SPED / Math Teacher, SPED department chair, coach (3 sports), mentor, committee chairperson, etc. He handles all the roles with kindness, cooperation, collaboration, humor, firmness, and patience. He is a role model for our students and staff. Congratulations, Mr. Hamilton!
This is an important message from PCPS---
This is a reminder that Spring Break for Page County Public Schools begins Friday, March 29, 2024, and ends on Monday, April 8, 2024.
Parent/Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Monday, April 8, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
School will resume for students on Tuesday, April 9, 2024.
If you have any questions or still need to schedule your Parent/Teacher Conference, please do so by Thursday, March 29, 2024.
Thank you.
Page County Public Schools
Dr. Brooks Gibbs ---POSTPONED
Speaker, Dr. Brooks Gibbs, who was scheduled to present on Monday, March 25th and Tuesday, March 26th for Page County Schools, has been POSTPONED until a later date. Notifications will be sent out when a new date has been established.
Thank you.
Page County Public Schools
Last week, Ms. Getz's World Geography students were able to "visit" many different places. With the help of our amazing ITRT, Ms. Vaughn, students were able to see such places as Vancouver, Toronto, Niagara Falls, the Golden Gate Bridge, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and the Grand Canyon.
Dear LHS Families,
Please contact the school counselors or administrators to let us know if you have been affected by the fires. We can assist in getting items such as toiletries and clothes, and check in with your child.
9th, 10th, and 11th graders currently in English classes will resume their writing PAs on Monday. Please bring Chromebooks charged and ready to go.
Attention rising 9th graders, parents, and guardians - LHS will be hosting the rising 9th grader Parent Informational Night on Wednesday, March27th. This will be held at LHS at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. If you have any questions, please contact your school counselor at LMS.
Spring Break is Friday, March 29th - Friday, April 5th.
Parent/Teacher Conference's will be held on Monday, April 8th from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with a lunch break from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.. Please contact your teacher to schedule conferences.
Thank you,
Luray High School
All PCPS schools and offices will open ON-TIME, Monday, March 25, 2024. Anyone who is in need of support or resources is encouraged to reach out to any PCPS school or the Central Office for assistance.
PCPS wishes to extend a huge THANK YOU to everyone who played a role in directly working to suppress the fires, as well as those who worked in support of those on the front lines. As a school division, we have been reminded of the magnificent power that comes from working as one in support of each other. We are grateful to be a part of this wonderful community!
Again, all PCPS schools and offices will be opening on time tomorrow, Monday, March 25, 2024.
Thank you!
This is an important message from Page County Public Schools:
Practices and activities that are scheduled today will be allowed to proceed as normal. Any student that that is unable to attend due to the recent events will NOT be penalized.
Also, Luray High School is currently OPEN as a shelter if anyone is still in need.
Thank you, and please continue to be safe.
Page County Public Schools
Dr. Brooks Gibbs ---POSTPONED
Speaker, Dr. Brooks Gibbs, who was scheduled to present on Monday, March 25th and Tuesday, March 26th for Page County Schools, has been POSTPONED until a later date. Notifications will be sent out when a new date has been established.
Thank you.
Page County Public Schools
All PCPS athletics, practices and other events are cancelled today, Friday, March 22, 2024. As soon as make-up schedules are available, they will be shared by schools. All PCPS facilities are currently closed with the exception of Luray High School which is still serving as a shelter to those in need or those who may need to connect with community or emergency resources.
We continue to pray for our families and community; for the safety of all of those fighting the fires; or those in support of that hard, dangerous work; for those who have lost property or homes; and for all those supporting others in their time of need. Thank you to everyone who has called to offer support, provide food or other items, or volunteer their time. Page County is a truly special place!
We will continue to update our faculty, staff, students, and families regarding events and activities. All Saturday events remain on schedule as of right now. If there are any changes to those events, we will notify everyone as soon as possible.
Thank you!
Good Afternoon Faculty, Staff and Families,
As a result of the impact of the ongoing various fires, power outages, and the use of Luray High School as a designated evacuation shelter for the Red Cross, all PCPS schools and offices will be closed on Friday, March 22, 2024.
Faculty and staff are to remain home unless contacted by their supervisor. Any family, student, or staff member in need of immediate support can report to Luray High School, which is open and functioning as a shelter.
To our students, faculty, staff, families and community members who are being directly impacted, please know we are here to assist you, we are thinking about you, and are praying for your personal safety and wellbeing.
Thank you
