Ms. Foutz's 4th grade students at Sandy Hook Elementary School worked on a fun pollination simulation during science! They used Cheetos and “bees” to model how pollinators transfer pollen from plant to plant.

Students from across Shenandoah County Public Schools recently attended the 2026 Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Leadership & Recognition Conference in Virginia Beach April 10-12. Along with over 1,000 other advisers and members, SCPS students participated in a weekend of workshops and sessions that challenged, informed, and motivated them to learn more about leadership through FCCLA.

Our W. W. Robinson Elementary 4th graders had the opportunity to explore Jamestown!

Peter Muhlenberg Middle School students turned in back-to-back nights of amazing performances of Matilda Jr! Funny and heartfelt, the performances featured both great acting and singing performances, keeping the audience entertained from start to finish. Great job to all of the students and staff involved in the production!

Triplett Tech's Career Fair in Action on Tuesday was a BIG success! Over the course of a few hours, business and community leaders had the opportunity to observe and talk to students while they worked in their program areas before sitting down to interview them one-on-one. The final overall numbers were:

- More than 60 interviewers

- More than 50 businesses represented

- More than 250 interviews conducted with current Triplett Tech seniors

Ashby-Lee fifth graders celebrated by Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office, administration and families at D.A.R.E. graduation.

Our Triplett Tech Criminal Justice class recently had an incredible experience learning from VSP K9 handler Trooper Waybright and K9 Mako, along with SCSO K9 handler Investigator Shane Bollinger and K9 Roscoe. They shared valuable lessons on their duties and responsibilities and gave impressive demonstrations that gave our students a real look into K9 operations in law enforcement.

Eight of our Strasburg FFA & Ag members attended the Horizon Leadership Conference at the WE Skelton 4-H Center. While there, they developed their leadership skills by learning to explore leadership as everyday behavior, use communication and professionalism with others, see empathy, curiosity and respect as leadership strengths, view setbacks as growth, and connect leadership behaviors to future goals. They also networked with other FFA members from across the state and had a lot of fun!