Washington County Schools

West View students took a field trip to David Crockett High School as a celebration of their hard work this school year. The girls were pampered by the cosmetology students while the boys enjoyed hands-on learning.

Representing Washington County Schools and David Crockett High School, choir students Shaun Dumaine, Journey Higgins, Andrew Lowe, and Attila Zirkle performed the national anthem at the Tennessee State Capitol.

Jonesborough students learn about Computer Science from ETSU Faculty. Read more and view the photos here: https://www.wcde.org/story1

DBJR Cheer League is now accepting registrations. There is also a cheer camp if you want to learn more about it. Click here for all the information: https://aptg.co/JkDvfF

Daniel Boone High School students bring home awards from HOSA State Leadership Conference. Read more about it here: https://www.wcde.org/story3

AMP 2030 for Rising 9th Graders

AMP Info for Daniel Boone High School: https://aptg.co/R7rBJM

AMP Info for David Crockett High School: https://aptg.co/yzmH_X

Ridgeview Elementary K-2 students received a special surprise on their first day back to school after recent snowstorms in our area. Local author Audrey Anderson (Talcott) visited classrooms and shared one of her books, Ted Teaches Patience with Piper the Puppy and did a lesson on mindfulness. She and Ted taught the students about demonstrating patience in tough situations and calming their emotions through breathing exercises. More information about the author can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0CX78LDXP/about?ccs_id=b1efa308-d689-412e-9bb8-449e3be8279d

Students at Sulphur Springs Elementary School thank our school board with a student-created video. See it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF6kbxtX5Aw
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Award winning storyteller Linda Gorham told the story of the Little Rock Nine to Washington County Schools' 7th and 8th grade students in celebration of the history and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Career and Technical Education Program at Washington County TN Schools offers many learning opportunities for our students starting in middle school and continuing post graduation.

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/YAZvWdW7MWE

The Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) public school funding formula marks a significant change in how Tennessee invests in public education. The TISA funding formula updates the way Tennessee funds public education for the first time in over 30 years to empower each student to read proficiently by third grade, prepare each high school graduate for postsecondary success, and provide resources needed for all students to ensure they succeed.

We invite you to learn more about this by visiting this link: https://www.wcde.org/o/wcs/page/tisa-accountability

In an effort to keep our schools safe for everyone, please use this form to report any dangerous or suspicious behavior, in-school or out of school. You can remain anonymous if you choose. Scan this code or access the form in the More section of your WCDE App.

Congratulations to the students, educators, and families in our WCS schools that achieved Level 5 growth determined by the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS). A "Level 5" school is the highest rating, indicating that students are making substantially more progress than the standard for academic growth.

Read more about how you can help us help you by scanning this QR code or clicking this link: https://www.wcde.org/o/wcs/page/update-your-ps-data

Attention parents of upcoming 7th graders. Immunizations are required for all upcoming 7th graders. Please open the document for more information from the Coordinated School Health department. Open the document : https://5il.co/3idx4

Amy Ferguson of Sulphur Springs is recognized as School Health Hero.