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Smyth County Public Schools' Teachers of the Year for 2024
Students at CES in "Ugly" Sweaters

Chilhowie Elementary School

Spelling bee winners from each school on stage at the Lincoln Theater in Marion, VA for the county competetion

2024 Smyth County Spelling Bee

MMS GBB

MMS Girl's Basketball 

NMS cheer team at inter-county girls basketball game

Northwood Middle School

SCTC students attending the manufacturing technology expo.

Smyth Career and Technology Center

Sugar Grove

Hands On Discovery Center at the Gray Fossil Site.

Photo montage of Smyth County students piloting drones, using virtual reality gear, and participating in other activities at the Cyber Summit.
spelling bee winner with school admin and superintendent

2024 Smyth County Spelling Bee winner

Collage of pictures from new Honor Society inductions

Chilhowie Middle School

Collage of student activities from Saltville Elementary

Saltville Elementary School

Photograph of attendees at the Feb. 7, 2024 announcement of Smyth County's Teachers for Tomorrow programSmyth County Schools announced its new Teachers for Tomorrow program on Feb. 7.

Representatives from regional educational institutions announce Smyth County's new Teachers for Tomorrow program. Click the picture for details.

Virginia Regional Teacher of the Year Andy Holmes being congratulated by Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction Lisa Coons.
mural

Mural by Sugar Grove Cafeteria Staff member, Marie Blankenbeckler 

Students at Marion Elementary School

Marion Elementary School

AES students at Dare Graduation

Atkins Elementary School Dare Graduation

Various OPES students smiling a collage
4th Grade students in Jamestown

Saltville Elementary School - Williamsburg Field Trip

CMS girls vs NMS girls basketball game

Girls' Basketball Face-off between NMS and CMS

RVES students in sitting

Rich Valley Elementary

Recent News

Four Smyth County Schools Honored by State Board of Education

The Virginia Board of Education has recognized Marion Elementary School, Northwood High School, and Saltville Elementary School for high achievement and Rich Valley Elementary School for continued improvement. See the full story for details.
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At A Glance

  • All Schools Fully Accredited
  • 95.3% On-Time Graduation Rate
  • Trauma Informed School/Community Initiative
  • Strive for 5 Attendance Initiative
  • staff Community Eligibility Provision (All students provided with meals at no cost.)

Smyth County Public Schools

Welcome to Smyth County Public Schools: seven elementary schools, three middle schools, three high schools, and one county-wide Career & Technology Center serving the students and citizens of Smyth County, Virginia. We believe that parent participation is key to student success; our new website is designed to provide parents with all the information they need to be active participants in their student’s education. You will find that the site works just as well on mobile devices as it does on a desktop so you can find information on the go.
 
The new websites for individual schools are still under development. You can get basic information about each school (address, phone number, etc.) by clicking the Schools link at the top of this page. As each school's new website comes online, we will add a hyperlink to the site on the Schools page.
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