February is also Career and Technical Education month. Page County Technical Center is valuable part of our school division, offering programs in nursing, cosmetology, electricity, automotive, and welding.
2023 Yearbooks are NOW ON SALE. Get yours for $65.00. Payments can be submitted by cash or check to Luray High School (See Ms. Clark-Lambert) or by going to
www.yearbookordercenter.com and entering School Code: 13544
Don't wait, order yours now.
Mark your calendars! This meeting is for 10th graders that are currently taking Driver's Education.
During School Board Appreciation month we also want to recognize two other special people. We would like to recognize Linda Breeden-Wallace for serving as the Clerk of the Board and the PCPS FOIA Officer, and Kim Burton, who serves as the Deputy Clerk of the Board. These two ladies go above and beyond in their duties to serve the board and our school division. Thank you for all you do. You are appreciated by all.
February is School Board Appreciation month! We would like to thank all of our PCPS school board members for working tirelessly to make our school division the very best it can be. Your contributions and involvement in our schools and community does not go unnoticed. THANK YOU!
Megan Gordon -- Chair at Large
Jackie Sullivan-Smoot -- District 5
Duane Painter-- District 4
Dr. Amy Painter -- District 3
Rolf Gubler -- District 2
Taylor Alger -- District 1
This evening, in Girl's basketball, for the 1st round of Regional play, Luray will host Page County at HOME. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Game time is 6:30 p.m.
Cost for the game is $6.
Important Message for Parents/Guardians:
This is a reminder that Monday, February 20, 2023, schools will be CLOSED in observance of President' s Day.
Have a great weekend, and please share.
The Page County Public Schools Wellness Committee will be meeting on Tuesday, February 28, 2023, at 3:30pm. We welcome anyone to participate. The committee focuses on the health and well-being of Page County Public Schools' students, staff, and families. Please contact the Central Office (540) 743-6533 for information on how to participate.
Let's Celebrate FFA Week 2023!
Mrs. Burley's senior advisory and Ms. Milford's freshman advisory class paired up for mentoring and sharing things that bring them joy! They then wrote down their thoughts and connected them together to create a Joyful Bulldog PAWSitivity chain!
Today, during Advisory, Ms. Milford and Mr. Eisemann took their classes outside to engage in a social emotional activity. Students tossed a big ball covered in questions to one another. When the ball was caught, students had to answer the question that was closest to their right thumb and then pass it on their peers. This was used as a way to get to know one another better.
Today is School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, and we have the best!! Be sure to thank them for all they do!!
On Friday, Mr. Valle's History class learned how to make game pieces, using 3D Doodlers, to go with the game boards they are designing. This is part of an ongoing project within the class. Thanks to Ms. Vaughn and Mrs. Brumfield, division ITRTs, for their assistance with this project.
#VAKindnessWeek -- How Will You Show Your Kindness?
Weather Alert - Monday, February 13, 2023
Out of an abundance of caution and due to varied conditions across the division, all PCPS schools and offices will open on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Monday, February 13, 2023.
Human Trafficking
Resources:
1) https://www.pollyklaas.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/a-parents-guide-to-human-trafficking-2.pdf
2) https://www.childrensmercy.org/parent-ish/2020/12/preventing-human-trafficking/
3) https://www.stoptraffickingproject.com/
PCPS would like to acknowledge our secondary school counselors & school counseling department staff for helping our students navigate life, and for encouraging them to dream big!
Chromebook Care
Today, Miss Milford's senior class merged with Mrs. Burley's freshman class advisory to complete the Digital Awareness lesson and to help foster mentorship.
Mrs. Benson's Integrated physics students made motion diagrams of the movement of toy cars. They then made position versus time graphs to analyze the cars velocity.
