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   May 27 2013

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Please take time to complete a short survey about the use of instructional technology in our division:  Community Instructional Technology Survey 2013



 As we begin our budget preparation, here is a link to the School Board meeting calendar and a link to the Shenandoah County website:

Our division is involved in a program called, Be There this school year.  Please click here to learn more about this program and how we can help our students achieve.

We hope everyone is having a great year and if you have any questions, feel free to contact any of our schools or the school board office at 540-459-6222.

 

Shenandoah County Public Schools is comprised of eleven schools which serves approximately 6100 students.  We have three campuses which contain an elementary, middle and secondary school.  The Northern Campus has Strasburg High School, Signal Knob Middle School and Sandy Hook Elementary School.  The Central Campus has Central High School, Peter Muhlenberg Middle School and W.W. Robinson Elementary School.  The Southern Campus has Stonewall Jackson High School, North Fork Middle School and Ashby Lee Elementary School.  Our technical arts school is Triplett Tech and housed within this building is the Massanutten Regional Governor's School, which serves the school districts of Page County, Rockingham County, Harrisonburg City and Shenandoah County.

Mission:
The Mission of Shenandoah County Public Schools is to prepare each student for a future of life-long learning. We believe that:

  • The success of Shenandoah County Public Schools rests with how well we prepare our students for the future
  • All members of the learning community are valued and respected
  • A work environment must encourage and support trust, mutual respect, open communications, and risk taking
  • Processes which allow for continuous improvement and problem solving are essential
  • The education of all members of the learning community is a shared responsibility.

Vision:
The Vision of Shenandoah County Public Schools is to be the first choice for education by:

  • Producing individuals who have the skills, ability, and attitudes to succeed as productive citizens and develop a mindset of life-time learning
  • Demonstrating high standards and expectations for all school personnel
  • Maximizing the utilization of school resources
  • Fostering goals and values that will be embraced by those whom the school division touches
  • Recognizing superior performance
  • Comparing favorably with Virginia standards.

News

Tara Mason
Tara Mason, Shenandoah County Public Schools' Teacher of the Year 2012-2013
Includes interview and quotes from students, teachers, and principal  READ MORE...
SCPS 2012-13 Teachers of the Year
County Schools Select their Teachers of the Year
Photos, Excerpts from principals' nomiation forms  READ MORE...
Dr. B. Keith Rowland, Superintendent
Dr. Rowland Named Region IV Superintendent of the Year
Will be among eight superintendents considered for Virginia Superintendent of the Year  READ MORE...
Sarah  Crabill
VECCA Student Art Show
Art Work on display through May 17. View as Album or Slide Show.   READ MORE...
Gwen Mallow Playing Bass
North Fork Middle School's Orchestra and Band Excel
Making SCPS music history  READ MORE...
Dana Conlon and Susan Tusing 's Imagination Library
Moore Grant Awards 2013
Projects funded ranged from advanced science labs to books for babies to iPads to backpacks for kindergarten students.  READ MORE...