Page County High School

Yesterday, Dr. Huber was able to start his week off working with Springfield Elementary School 2nd graders, and to see their teacher, Miss Dudley, in action. Her classroom was a hub of learning, where students not only worked hard on reading and spelling, but also on soft skills like words of affirmation and encouragement for their classmates. Dr. Huber stated, "It was a great way to start off the week. Amazing things are happening in Page County." Our superintendent is thoroughly enjoying being able to visit classrooms to witness all of the learning that is taking place.

Yesterday, Dr. Huber had the opportunity to visit Page County High School where he joined the school counseling team to experience first-hand the Teen Mental Health First Aid group that provides lessons and activities to students. These lessons in Teen Mental Health First Aid are provided in partnership with Northwestern and PACA.
While at PCHS Dr. Huber was also able to visit Ms. Morton's Astronomy class, and he greatly enjoyed being able to witness the incredible work of the students,. staff and leaders. He said, "I returned to my office in the afternoon with a great sense of pride in being the Superintendent of Page County Public Schools."

Dr. Huber is enjoying the many invitations to schools and classrooms that have been extended to him. These visits allow him to see all of the meaningful learning taking place within our schools.

This is a reminder from Page County Public Schools that progress reports for the first 9 weeks for Grades 1-12 will be released tomorrow, Thursday, September 24,2026, through the Parent Portal. Also, on Friday, September 25, 2026, there is NO SCHOOL for students. This is a scheduled staff professional development/work day. School will resume on Monday, September 28, 2026.

PCHS will conduct teen Mental Health First Aid training with 9th grade students, please check your email for more details.

CURRENT 10th grade students & Families:

Laurel Ridge Community College is offering a wonderful opportunity for students who are interested in pursuing a career as an elementary school teacher through the Future Teacher Academy.

Please be aware that this is an application-based program, and not all students who apply will be selected. If you are interested in participating in the Future Teacher Academy, please speak with one of your school counselors as soon as possible. There is an application deadline, so it is important to begin the process early.

Students who successfully complete the program will earn an Associate Degree in Education, meaning they will have completed the equivalent of their freshman and sophomore years of college.

If you are interested in becoming an elementary school teacher, this is an excellent opportunity to get a head start on your college education and future career!

Please reach out to your school counselor if you would like more information or are interested in applying.