


Feeding Southwest Virginia is in partnership with No Kid Hungry and Amazon to deliver "Children's Summer Food Boxes" to your family this season.
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Reminder: Tomorrow, Friday, May 29, 2026 marks the completion of the second semester and fourth nine-week grading period. Students will dismiss at 12:30pm. Teachers may depart after assigned duties have been completed. We wish our students and staff a safe and restful summer break!!!



Our school division has been asked to share this informational flyer on behalf of Trevor's Team in conjunction the Health Wagon's Move Mountains Medical Mission event on July 10-11, 2026. Registration begins at 7:00am on both dates. For more information, please contact The Health Wagon.

Students, parents, guardians, families, and staff,
Friday, May 29, 2026 marks the completion of the second semester and fourth nine-week grading period. Students will dismiss at 12:30pm on Friday, May 29. Teachers may depart after assigned duties have been completed. We wish our students an enjoyable last week of the 25-26 school year, and a safe and restful summer break!





WCPS honors and remembers the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, May 26. Have a safe and meaningful holiday weekend!



WCPS honors and remembers the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, May 26. Have a safe and meaningful holiday weekend!

The five mechanics pictured represent 77 years of combined service to WCPS. Their hard work and commitment help ensure buses are maintained regularly, operate safely, and are ready for students each day. Experience like that matters when it comes to student safety, reliability, and keeping routes running every day. The work is often behind the scenes, but those mechanics are a major reason students get to and from school safely.
Did you know that every single bus in Wise County Public Schools is washed completely, inside and out when school dismisses for the summer? That says a lot about the pride and effort behind Wise County Public Schools transportation operations. Keeping an entire fleet washed inside and out — on top of maintenance and repairs — takes a level of consistency most people never see.
Speaking of an expanding fleet…the Wise County Public School division has purchased:
✔ Additional activity vans were purchased to minimize transportation limitations at our middle schools and high schools
✔ Each high school will receive a second activity bus
Thank you to these individuals for the countless hours they put in behind the scenes to keep our schools moving safely and efficiently. Also, thank you to our school board for investing money that directly benefits students, and prioritizing student safety with the expansion of our fleet.


On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, the Wise County Public School division was honored with a certificate of appreciation during a ceremony celebrating the 10th Anniversary of DePaul Community Resources in Big Stone Gap, as well as the recent expansion of sponsored residential services into the Big Stone Gap area, and surrounding region.
School social workers Jennifer Fox and Lora Smith attended the event and accepted the certificate on behalf of the Wise County Public School division. The DePaul Community Resources Big Stone Gap office was established in 2016 to provide foster care services for youth in need of stability, support, and healing following experiences of abuse and neglect. Over the past year, DePaul served 97 children and teens in foster care, ensuring each received compassionate care and support within a family home environment.
Wise County Public Schools extends its sincere gratitude to DePaul Community Resources for this meaningful recognition, and for its continued dedication to serving children and families throughout the region.





Thank you for your dedication, patience, and the life-changing support you provide to help students communicate, connect, and succeed. Your work truly makes a lasting impact!
Happy Speech-Language Pathologist Day!

Season 2, Episode 8 of The Pulse podcast, with WCPS Superintendent Dr. Mike Goforth, features two students, Bronston and Easton from St. Paul Elementary.
Podcast Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNtJmSPfdsc

