All WCPS students entering 7th or 12th grade are welcome to attend any one of these clinics. On-site registration will be available, so no advance registration is required. Students and guardian(s) are reminded to bring insurance information and immunization record.
We encourage families to take advantage of this opportunity to help ensure students are up-to-date on their school vaccinations.
Snap Codes have been emailed to those who have a valid email address. It will be autogenerated from Powerschool. Please check your SPAM folder. This MUST be done through the emailed online Snap Code link provided.
DO NOT go to the WCPS website.
DO NOT SUBMIT A NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION IF YOUR CHILD ALREADY ATTENDS LFA. If you do not receive your snapcode, please email snichols@wisek12.org or awilson@wisek12.org
Parents must complete the Student Registration Update to start the process that will unlock HAC. It has been disabled until the process is completed.
Once LFA recieves your updated information, we will then have to upload it into our system which then unlocks the Home Access Center. This will be done periodically throughout the day starting on June 28th. Please allow ample time for the upload to occur. Once this upload is complete, you will be able to view your student’s schedule.
Schedules will be opened on July 28th, ONLY to those who have completed the Snap Code/Student Registration Update.
There is still a chance to sign up for Central Volleyball Camp beginning July 28th - July 30th at Central High School. Rec Volleyball signups will end August 2nd. Both of these programs are for any students grades 2nd-8th. For more information, please check out the flyers attached, on the WCPS app, or on our Facebook page.
The WCPS June 2026 Newsletter is now available for viewing.
You may access the newsletter by clicking the following link:
https://wisecova.edurooms.com/newsletters/wise-county-public-schools/newsletters/june-2026-newsletter
Summer Feeding Update:
L.F. Addington Middle School
has closed as a summer feeding site as of 6/3. Wise Primary remains open as a summer
feeding site and is located across the street.
Feeding Southwest Virginia is in partnership with No Kid Hungry and Amazon to deliver "Children's Summer Food Boxes" to your family this season.
Please scan QR code, or visit this link to sign up: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=kRwusBkVI0KD3m1-bNPUm074_P5Gx6hEtUXll_yM8cZUM1ZYVVpGU0YxM0wyRUwzU0M4STdRV1ozMiQlQCN0PWcu&route=shorturl
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!!!
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!
The WCPS May 2026 Newsletter is now available for viewing.
You may access the newsletter by clicking the following link:
https://wisecova.edurooms.com/engage/wise-county-public-schools/newsletters/may-2026-newsletter
Thank you for everything you do to keep our students safe, healthy, and ready to learn. From offering a comforting smile to handling emergencies with skill and compassion, your impact reaches far beyond the nurse’s office.
Happy School Nurse Day! We appreciate you today and every day.
Teacher Appreciation Week is Monday, May 4 - Friday, May 8. This week, the Wise County Public School division celebrates the incredible educators who inspire, support, and shape the future every single day. 🍎✨
Your patience, dedication, and passion don’t go unnoticed. Thank you for going above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of your students.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to all the amazing teachers out there — you truly make the world a better place! ❤️📚
Today, May 1st, the Wise County Public School division celebrates our incredible School Lunch Heroes! 🍎🥪
Behind every meal served is a team that shows up early, works hard, and cares deeply about our students. From preparing nutritious food to greeting every child with a smile, you make a difference every single day.
Thank you for keeping our students fueled, healthy, and ready to learn. We appreciate you more than words can say! 💛
Today, May 1st, the Wise County Public School division celebrates School Principals’ Day!
Our principals are the heart of our schools—leaders who inspire excellence, support students and staff, and create environments where learning thrives. Their dedication, compassion, and commitment shape not only our schools, but our entire community.
Thank you to all of our incredible principals for your leadership, your vision, and the countless ways you make a difference every single day. We appreciate you today and always!
Wise County Public Schools proudly recognizes and celebrates our incredible bus drivers! 🚌💛
Thank you for safely transporting our students to school and extracurricular activities each day, rain or shine. Your patience, care, and dedication do not go unnoticed.
Behind every safe ride to school is a dedicated bus driver. We appreciate you today and every day! 🚌👏
Town of Wise Mayor, Caynor Smith, visits L.F. Addington Middle School for "Mayor for the Day" Essay Contest – L. F. Addington Middle School
L. F. Addington Middle School gave students a unique opportunity to learn about local government and the people who help run the Town of Wise. Students were able to engage with town officials and gain a deeper understanding of how their community operates on a daily basis.
The program was led by Mayor Caynor Smith, along with Vice Mayor Laura Taylor and the town’s department leaders. Together, they demonstrated the importance of teamwork and leadership in making decisions that benefit the community. Students learned that being involved in town government means taking an active role in shaping the future of their town.
Town Manager Laura Roberts, who has worked with the Town of Wise for 25 years and has served as town manager for four years, explained her responsibilities. She is in charge of implementing the policies and procedures that the town council adopts, as well as overseeing the day-to-day operations of the town. Her role is essential in ensuring that decisions made by the council are carried out effectively.
Treasurer and Clerk of Council Serena Collins, who has worked for the town for 23 years and has served in her current role for three and a half years, also shared her experience. She plays a key role in managing the town’s finances and maintaining official records, which helps keep the government organized and transparent.
Students also had the chance to hear from Fire Chief Jack Mullins and Chief of Police Kevin Yates, who has served for 16 years. They discussed their responsibilities in keeping the community safe and responding to emergencies. Their presentations highlighted the importance of public safety and the dedication required to serve the town.
The Mayor for the Day program also recognized student achievement through an essay contest. There were first, second, and third place winners for both seventh and eighth grade students. Those who received first place were awarded a certificate and a Town of Wise medallion coin in recognition of their outstanding work.
Essay Contest Winners are:
7th Grade
3rd: Jude B.
2nd: MyAnna P.
1st: Jaren R.
8th Grade
3rd: Lilyanne B.
2nd: Ethan T.
1st: Kaitlynn A.
Overall, the program provided students with valuable insight into how local government functions and encouraged them to become active, informed citizens. It was a meaningful experience that helped students better understand the roles and responsibilities of those who serve their community.
Congratulations to these special students for their hard work and thank you to Mayor Caynor Smith and to the employees of the Town of Wise for investing in our youth!
Administrative Professionals Week is the week of April 19-25! During this week, we will show appreciation for, both, school-level, and division-level administrative professionals who ensure the success of every student at Wise County Public Schools.
Today, we’re celebrating the incredible school-level administrative professionals who help keep our schools running every single day!
From greeting students and families with a smile, to managing schedules, answering phones, and keeping things organized behind the scenes—you are truly the heartbeat of our school division.
When days get busy (and they always do), you’re the calm, the problem-solvers, and the friendly faces everyone depends on.
We see you, we appreciate you, and we are so grateful for all that you do for our students, families, staff, and our community!
Later on this week, on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, WCPS will celebrate and show appreciation to our central office administrative professionals who work tirelessly to ensure the success of every student!
The WCPS April 2026 Newsletter is now available for viewing.
You may access the newsletter by clicking the following link:
https://wisecova.edurooms.com/engage/wise-county-public-schools/newsletters/april-2026-newsletter
