March is Women’s History Month—a time to reflect on the contributions, achievements, and leadership of women throughout history. 💪
Learn more: https://www.womenshistorymonth.gov
🌟 Congratulations, Ms. Goins! 🌟
WPPS proudly celebrates Belinda Goins for receiving the Virginia Department of Education's Kindness Ambassador Award! 💙👏
Ms. Goins spreads kindness to everyone she encounters, making a lasting impact on our school community. We are elated to celebrate this well-deserved honor with her! 🎉✨ #KindnessMatters #VDOEKindnessAmbassador
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The West Point Public Schools will host a Child Find Clinic on Saturday, March 8, at the WPPS Board Office (329 6th Street).
Screenings will be available for residents ages birth to 21 who may need special education services.
Sign up today: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd-6FHGdz3NKL6iGo_udBFilpkXWDH1_iTfih90jNBRiToj0w/viewform
For more information, contact Lynette Lynette Waddey at 804-843-2030 or Jessica Gordon at 804-843-3630. We hope to see you there!
Mixing vaping with smoking cigarettes is a dangerous combination! Many young people who vape also smoke traditional cigarettes, which increases exposure to harmful toxins and makes it harder to quit both habits.
Understand the risks of dual-use and commit to living a vape-free, smoke-free life for better health and a brighter future. 🚭
Vaping + smoking = a dangerous combination.
Dual use exposes young people to more toxins and makes quitting harder. Commit to a vape-free, smoke-free life today! 🚭
Vaping + smoking = a dangerous combo. Dual use exposes your body to even more toxins, making it harder to quit and putting your health at greater risk.
Protect your future—choose a vape-free, smoke-free life today! 🚭
During Black History Month, 1st grade students listened to the story Change Sings by Amanda Gorman, an American poet and activist. Students brainstormed ideas on how they, even at a young age, could change the world as the girl did in the story. Ideas flowed from helping a friend to picking up trash on the playground. Students then were able to create their own paper guitar to show how change sings in them.
During Black History Month, 1st grade students listened to the story Change Sings by Amanda Gorman. From the story, students brainstormed ideas on how they, even at a young age, could change the world as the girl did in the story with their own paper guitar.
During Dental Health Month, let’s take a moment to remember the importance of caring for our teeth! Brush for two minutes, floss, and drink plenty of water to keep your teeth shining on a daily basis.
Remember: Healthy habits lead to bright smiles! 😁🪥
During Dental Health Month, let’s take a moment to remember the importance of caring for our teeth! Brush for two minutes, floss, and drink plenty of water to keep your teeth shining on a daily basis.
Remember: Healthy habits lead to bright smiles! 😁🪥
During Dental Health Month, let’s take a moment to remember the importance of caring for our teeth! Brush for two minutes, floss, and drink plenty of water to keep your teeth shining on a daily basis.
Remember: Healthy habits lead to bright smiles! 😁🪥
✨ Disney’s NEWSIES! ✨
Get ready for an unforgettable night of high-energy singing, dancing, and a powerful story of courage and friendship! Based on the beloved Disney film, Newsies tells the inspiring true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike in NYC.
📅 Show Dates: March 13, 14, & 15 at 7:00 PM
📍 Location: W.T. Robinson/Sture G. Olsson Auditorium, WPHS
🎟️ Tickets: $15 (Assigned Seating)
🎫 Preorder Tickets:
WPHS Office – (804) 843-3630
Will Call opens at 6:00 PM, theater doors at 6:30 PM.
✨ Seize the Day and join us for this family-friendly, Tony Award-winning musical! ✨
Mrs. Propst’s 5th grade classes explored circuits and conductors in science this week using Makey Makey’s. It was electric, to say the least!
Studies show that students who maintain regular attendance are 4x more likely to graduate on time and move on to pursue their dreams. Every day in school helps you build the foundation for a bright future! We also understand when students are sick they should stay home.
Join us as we continue to prioritize strong attendance this school year! 🌟 #AttendanceMatters
Studies show that students who maintain regular attendance are four times more likely to graduate on time and move on to pursue their dreams. Every day in school helps you build the foundation for a bright future! We also understand when students are sick they should stay home.🚀
Join us as we continue to prioritize strong attendance this school year! 🌟
Studies show that students who maintain regular attendance are 4x more likely to graduate on time and move on to pursue their dreams. Every day in school helps you build the foundation for a bright future! 🚀#AttendanceMatters
We’re thrilled to announce that seven WPPS students have been named to the All-State Choir! 🎶👏
Congratulations to Arianna Adams, Martin Billups, Olivia Clouting, and Ruby Kate Vincent. Katherine Roberts was chosen as an alternate. Additionally, two middle school students—Molly Vincent and Matilda Evans—were also named to the All-State Choir.
These students’ hard work and talent continue to impress, and we couldn’t be more proud!
We’re thrilled to announce that seven WPPS students made the All-State Choir! 🎶👏
Congrats to high schoolers Arianna Adams, Martin Billups, Olivia Clouting, and Ruby Kate Vincent, and alternate Katherine Roberts, Plus, middle schoolers Molly Vincent and Matilda Evans!
Happy Public Schools Week! 🎉
In WPPS, we prepare students for success in life and beyond. Thank you to everyone who helps provide that opportunity. Together, we are creating a brighter future for our entire community! 🙌
Happy Public Schools Week! 🎉
In WPPS, we prepare students for success in life and beyond. Thank you to everyone who helps provide that opportunity. Together, we are creating a brighter future for our entire community! 🙌
#PSW25 #PublicSchoolProud
