
Are you a parent of a soon-to-be preschooler? We're gearing up for an exciting year ahead—and want to hear from you!
Please take a few moments to complete our survey and let us know your thoughts as we plan our preschool program. Your input matters!
Take the survey here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1jKRLoPwTNXCcXHBNxij4GvrqgbSNBFOBIswL5J_zCA0/edit?ts=65ce5f1d


Planning to attend college this fall? Don't forget to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to find new financial aid opportunities and make your education dreams a reality. Your school counselor can also help!
Get started here: https://www.fafsa.gov


Today, we give a special shoutout to Chase Evans for his outstanding service as a member of our board during School Board Appreciation Month.
Your passion for education and advocacy for our students make a lasting impact. We appreciate your dedication to making our schools the best they can be!


If you are a parent with a student who will be 3 or 4 years old by September 30, 2024, we want to hear from you! Please take a moment to complete our survey and let us know your preferences for our preschool program.
Together, let’s create an enriching experience for all of our little learners!
Take the survey here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1jKRLoPwTNXCcXHBNxij4GvrqgbSNBFOBIswL5J_zCA0/edit?ts=65ce5f1d


WPMS/HS Honors Spanish 4/5 class took a step back in time to the tradition of 1950's Havana, when the island city was known as the "Paris of the Caribbean". They enjoyed dinner at Havana 59 in Richmond to wrap up their unit on Cuba.


During School Board Appreciation Month, we want to express our heartfelt thanks to Cherwanna Braxton! 🌟
Your commitment to creating a positive learning environment for our students is truly appreciated. Thank you for making a difference for our school division!


Today WPES kicked off One School One Book! This year's book selection is Fenway & Hattie by Victoria J. Coe. Mrs.Farmer, Ms.Long, and Mrs.Massok passed out books for this excciting event!
The "One School, One Book" community-building event is a program designed to foster a culture of reading and create a sense of community within a school or educational institution. The basic idea behind this initiative is to select a single book that every member of the school community—students, teachers, administrators, and even parents—is encouraged to read simultaneously.




The 3rd grade students capstone their Social Studies learning of famous African Americans by taking a field trip to the Richmond African American Museum. The students were able to make meaningful connections to individuals that they selected to learn more about as part of their biography research project. They even uncovered some hometown history as West Point Public Schools embarked on desegregation in 1953.






Love the Bus Month is celebrated every February and is dedicated to the influence of the school bus in American school culture. We recognize our West Point drivers and appreciate their dedication to our students and school division. This week, take a moment to thank your bus driver!


During School Board Appreciation Month, we celebrate the dedication and leadership of Board Vice Chair Laura Shreaves.
Thank you for your hard work and commitment to the success of our school community!


February is School Board Appreciation Month! This week, we will celebrate one Board member each day. To begin this special time of recognition, we’re thrilled to highlight the outstanding leadership of Board Chair Elliot Jenkins. 🌟
Your visionary leadership and passion for educational excellence inspire us all. Thank you for steering our division towards success with passion and dedication!


REMINDER: There is no school Monday, February 19. See you back in class on Tuesday!


As we celebrate Career and Technical Education Month, we invite students to explore all the diverse pathways available to them. Together, we pave the way for future success in high-demand industries! 💡


Today is National School Resource Officer Day! We are excited to recognize School Resource Officer Bill Schramm and School Resource Officer Kate Kennedy. Thank you for your work to maintain a safe learning environment.



Happy Valentine's Day! We hope everyone in our community has a wonderful day. ❤️


WPMS/HS student leaders met with Dr. Frazier to give feedback about their school. These proud Pointers shared what is going well and ideas for improvement!


February 12-16 is School Board Clerk Appreciation Week, and WPPS extends a special thank you to our clerk, Nate Leach! 🙏
Your organizational prowess and dedication keep our board running smoothly. We appreciate your hard work and commitment to our school community!


The Specials Team at WPES, Mrs. Tasheia Dokes and the family of Billy Graham, the first black Marvel comic book artist, collaborated to educate students about the history of comics and Graham’s influential presence with his amazing artwork and screenplays. The students were excited to hear about Graham’s groundbreaking role with superheroes they have seen in recent movies and TV shows, like Black Panther and Luke Cage. Thank you to the Graham family for helping our students dream big and allowing WPES to be a part of your story with behind the scene glances of a comic book legend with local roots.

Calling all WPES Parents! SCA is hosting a food drive for local families. The food drive will starts today 2/9 and go through Friday 2/16. Please send in all non-perishable items you can. If buying canned items, POP TOP CANS are what is better suited for this food drive. We want to make sure the kids can open them without using a can opener.


REMINDER: WPPS will implement the next phase of the weapon detection system at West Point Elementary School on Thursday, February 8th. All students, teachers, and visitors are required to proceed through the detectors when entering the building.
