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FAIRFAX CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: Fairfax County Public Schools inspires and empowers students to meet high academic standards, lead ethical lives, and be responsible and innovative global citizens. Beliefs: Each student is entitled to an excellent education that meets his or her individual needs. Effective educators are essential to student success. We thrive in a vibrant, healthful, safe, enriching, and respectful environment. A well-rounded education enables students to lead productive, fulfilling, creative and culturally rich lives. A successful education system fosters effective communication, critical thinking, creativity and collaboration. A dynamic partnership among students, parents, educators and with the community is critical to meet student needs and provide enriching experiences. Families play a fundamental role in their children’s education. Our diversity is a strength that creates resilient, open and innovative global citizens. High expectations inspire high performance. An educated citizenry sustains our economy and our system of self-governance. Self-motivation and personal responsibility are keys to future success. Early childhood education is crucial to school readiness and future success. Reading proficiency by third grade is critical for the academic success of all students.
PRINCE WILLIAM CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: Providing a World-Class Education. Vision: In Prince William County Public Schools, all students will learn to their fullest potential. The education of each student will be individualized and developmentally appropriate. Student learning will be enhanced by national, global, and multicultural perspectives. Students who graduate from Prince William County Public Schools will possess the basic knowledge and skills that will assure their proficiency in problem solving and the use of technology. Graduates will have a desire to learn and the skills to be life-long learners. They will be responsible citizens. All graduates will be competent to enter the work world and prepared to pursue advanced educational opportunities.
LOUDOUN CO PBLC SCHS

The mission of the Loudoun County Public Schools is to work closely with students, families, and the community to provide a superior education, safe schools, and a climate for success. The educational programs of Loudoun County Public Schools will strive to meet or exceed federal, state, and local requirements for assessment of achievement and to promote intellectual growth, individual initiative, mutual respect, and personal responsibility for productive citizenship.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS

Virginia Beach City Public Schools is the largest school division in Hampton Roads — southeastern Virginia — and continues to be one of the best school divisions in the country according to GreatSchools, which ranked VBCPS as the fifth best large school division in the entire nation. Vision Statement: Every student is achieving at his or her maximum potential in an engaging, inspiring and challenging learning environment. Mission Statement: The Virginia Beach City Public Schools, in partnership with the entire community, will empower every student to become a life-long learner who is a responsible, productive and engaged citizen within the global community.
CHESTERFIELD CO PBLC SCHS

All Chesterfield schools are fully accredited, and students continue to perform well on Virginia’s Standards of Learning tests. In fact, Chesterfield students achieved perfect scores on 5,787 SOL tests in 2011-12. More than 89 percent of Chesterfield students graduate on time, outperforming their peers across Virginia. In 2012, there were 4,614 graduates: 55 percent earned advanced diplomas, and 80 percent planned to continue their education. The class of 2012 earned $20.8 million in scholarships. Chesterfield makes attracting and retaining the best teachers and staff members a priority. Working in Chesterfield schools are 1,801 teachers with master’s degrees, 100 National Board Certified Teachers and 82 employees with doctorates. Chesterfield’s curriculum is rigorous and relevant. Initiatives include a school readiness program for 4-year-olds at a few schools, world language instruction in some elementary schools and algebra for every student during middle school. Safety nets help struggling students reach their goals. Alternative study options include day and night programs and online courses. Also, about a dozen online classes are available to students outside Chesterfield. Center-based programs in elementary and middle schools meet the needs of gifted learners. High school students may choose to attend their neighborhood school or apply to a specialty center, technical center or two regional governor’s schools based on individual interests and talents. The number of students taking at least one Advanced Placement class increased to 3,679 in 2011-12 from 2,699 in 2006-07. Dual enrollment registrations increased to 2,519 in 2011-12 from 381 in 2001-02. Each year, about 2,000 career and technical education students earn industry certification. More than 3,500 students live in homes where English is not the dominant language. The majority of English for Speakers of Other Languages students speak Spanish as their first language, but more than 60 other languages are represented. Hundreds of businesses, faith communities and organizations partner with schools, and thousands of individuals volunteer.
HENRICO CO PBLC SCHS

Vision: Henrico County Public Schools will be the PREMIER school division in the United States. Mission: Henrico County Public Schools, an innovative leader in educational excellence, will actively engage our students in diverse educational, social, and civic learning experiences that inspire and empower them to become contributing citizens.
CHESAPEAKE CITY PBLC SCHS

The mission of the Chesapeake Public Schools is to ensure that students attain the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to become lifelong learners and productive citizens by combining the efforts of the students, parents, community and staff to provide a quality education in a safe, orderly environment in which human dignity is valued.
NORFOLK CITY PBLC SCHS

"Our mission is to educate each student to be a successful, productive contributor to society by providing powerful teaching and learning opportunities"
NEWPORT NEWS CITY PBLC SCHS

OUR VISION: Newport News Public Schools is a community of lifelong learners that demonstrates the knowledge, skills, and values required for productive global citizenship. OUR MISSION: The mission of Newport News Public Schools is to provide a quality education that encourages every student to realize his/her fullest potential.
STAFFORD CO PBLC SCHS

MISSION: Teaching our STUDENTS today to be the LEADERS of tomorrow. VISION: To be an innovative learning organization committed to EXCELLENCE.
SPOTSYLVANIA CO PBLC SCHS

PREPARING all students to excel in a dynamic global society.
RICHMOND CITY PBLC SCHS

The district serves over 23,000 students, representing the region’sdiverse socioeconomic mix. RPS is comprised of 28 elementary schools,including one charter school, eight middle schools, five comprehensive high schools and three specialty schools. U. S. News and World Report ranked Richmond Community and Open High schools among the state’s top 20 public high schools. And, Franklin Military Academy stands as the nation’s first public military school. The district also operates two regional Governor’s School programs. Gifted and talented students are served by SPACE (Special Program for Academic and Creative Excellence) at the elementary and middle school levels, andby advanced placement and dual enrollment courses at the high school level. Academically advanced students may also earn the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma at Thomas Jefferson High School or apply to attend the Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School for Governmental and International Studies and the Appomattox Governor’sSchool for the Arts and Technology. The mission of Richmond Public Schools, the gateway to infinite possibilities, is to lead our students to extraordinary, honorable lives as inspirational global leaders who shape the future with intellect, integrity, and compassion through challenging, engaging learning experiences guided by highly qualified, passionate educators in partnership with families and communities.
ARLINGTON CO PBLC SCHS

MISSION: Arlington Public Schools instills a love of learning in its students and prepares them to be responsible and productive global citizens. VISION: Arlington Public Schools is a diverse and inclusive school community, committed to academic excellence and integrity. We provide instruction in a caring, safe and healthy learning environment, responsive to each student, in collaboration with families and the community.
HAMPTON CITY PBLC SCHS

Our Mission: In collaboration with our community, Hampton City Schools ensures academic excellence for every child, every day, whatever it takes. Core Values: We believe that the developmental needs of children are central to every aspect of the operation of Hampton City Schools and that all interactions with our stakeholders must be governed by our core values-integrity, responsibility, innovation, excellence, and professionalism.
HANOVER CO PBLC SCHS

Hanover County Public Schools is a national award-winning suburban school district located in the Richmond, Virginia, metropolitan area. Approximately 19,400 prek-12 students attend the twenty-five comparably successful schools--fifteen elementary, four middle, four high, one alternative, and on technical school. All schools are accredited by the Virginia Department of Education and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Hanover County’s less-than-one-percent student drop-out rate coupled with standardized test scores among the very best in Virginia illustrate the district’s philosophy to find the wealth in every child. Hanover County teachers enjoy excellent student-teacher ratios, many active parent volunteers, abundant technological equipment, a beginning teacher mentor program, and many other professional development opportunities, including tuition reimbursement.
PORTSMOUTH CITY PBLC SCHS

Portsmouth Public Schools, located in the heart of the beautiful Hampton Roads region of Virginia, has an enrollment of about 15,000 students. We provide outstanding educational programs in an environment conducive to learning and teaching. The division includes three high schools, three middle schools, 13 elementary schools, four Pre-K Centers, an alternative school, an adult learning center, and a Career and Technical Education Office at the Portsmouth Campus of TCC. The mission of the Portsmouth Public School Division is to challenge the minds, challenge the bodies, and challenge the dreams of all students while focusing on excellence.
SUFFOLK CITY PBLC SCHS

As Suffolk’s public school system, we are playing a very important part in the growth of our city … because the future is in our children. Preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s challenges is what Suffolk Public Schools is all about. We’re thinking ahead … Building our tomorrow today by teaching approximately 14,400 students the skills they need to meet the challenges of a changing world and a growing city. It is this commitment to the future that makes our schools successful. The vision of Suffolk Public Schools is that all students will become life-long learners equipped with the skills, knowledge and attitudes to succeed as productive citizens in a local, national and global society. The mission of Suffolk Public Schools: To partner with the community; To provide an effective educational experience; To prepare every student to find success in our complex society
ROANOKE CO PBLC SCHS

The mission of Roanoke County Public Schools is to ensure quality learning experiences designed to equip all students with the skills to adapt and thrive in a changing global environment.
ALEXANDRIA CITY PBLC SCHS

Alexandria City Public Schools is one of the most diverse school systems in the country and we celebrate that diversity. Our students come from more than 80 different countries, speak more than 60 languages, and represent a rainbow of ethnic and cultural groups. They are economically diverse, but all are rich in that the residents of Alexandria are dedicated to ensuring that each and every one of them achieves success. The children of Alexandria have benefited significantly from the strong support of City Council and the Alexandria community over the years. Tremendous gains have been made in student achievement and ACPS continues to be in the forefront of technology integration. VISION STATEMENT: Alexandria City Public Schools will set the international standard for educational excellence, where all students achieve their potential and actively contribute to our local and global communities. MISSION STATEMENT: Alexandria City Public Schools will provide the environment, resources, and commitment to ensure that each and every student succeeds — academically, emotionally, physically, and socially.
ROANOKE CITY PBLC SCHS

Mission: Graduate students prepared for life in a rapidly changing world. Vision: To be a model for urban public education. While individual schools around the country have risen to this standard, no district has comprehensively performed at this level. We owe it to our children to set a very high bar. With persistence, dedication, creativity, and student focus, we will reach our vision.
ALBEMARLE CO PBLC SCHS

Albemarle County Public Schools (ACPS) serves more than 13,200 students in grades pre-K through 12 in Albemarle County, Virginia, the sixth largest county by area in the Commonwealth of Virginia and one of the nation’s top places to raise a family, according to Forbes magazine.A diverse locality of 726 square miles in the heart of Central Virginia, Albemarle County is a blend of rural, suburban and urban settings. The County’s urban areas include the area around the independent City of Charlottesville, as well as the Village of Rivanna and the Community of Crozet. The rural areas encompass about 690 square miles. We are proud to maintain community-based elementary schools and state-of-the-art secondary schools. We also offer opportunities for students through two charter schools, a STEM magnet school operating at Albemarle High School, and the Charlottesville Albemarle Technical Education Center (CATEC). Regional services are available for students who require a non-traditional learning environment or additional specialized services.
FREDERICK CO PBLC SCHS

Frederick County Public Schools is the 19th largest of 134 school divisions in Virginia. We serve just over 13,000 students at 18 schools and two learning centers. We also are a partner in the Mountain Vista Governor’s School for Math, Science and Technology. All of our schools have been fully accredited by the Virginia Department of Education. Our Mission: To ensure all students an excellent education. To that end, Frederick County Public Schools envisions providing the highest quality, most cost-effective education possible by: Increasing students' enthusiasm for learning; Promoting individual learning ability; Recruiting and retaining excellent personnel; Encouraging parental and community support and involvement; Fostering an inviting environment; Using continual data analysis; Emphasizing curriculum renewal; Offering a meaningful staff development program; Using current technology; Requiring efficient operating procedures; Evaluating progress and revising goals to achieve this vision.
YORK CO PBLC SCHS

The mission of the York County School Division is to engage all students in learning the skills and knowledge needed to make productive contributions in the world.
ROCKINGHAM CO PBLC SCHS

Rockingham County Public Schools are community schools supported by parents, business partnerships, civic groups, community organizations, local colleges and universities, and the Rockingham Educational Foundation, Inc. All Rockingham County Public Schools are fully accredited by the VA Department of Education. The four high schools offer students a variety of opportunities to earn college credit while in high school, including dual enrollment classes, Advanced Placement (AP) classes, and virtual learning courses in all major content areas. All middle and high schools offer alternative education programs for at-risk students. The Character Counts program has been implemented in all elementary, middle and high schools, and students are recognized monthly for exemplary character. All elementary schools offer a Pre-K program for selected students who are four-years old by September 30th. RCPS has over 4,500 computers, which are deployed in every classroom, office, library, and computer lab.All middle school students take two yearlong computer technology courses. The Career Cluster Program provides a focused program to assist participating students with a seamless transition from school to work. RCPS is supported privately by the Rockingham Educational Foundation, Inc. The Foundation contributes approximately $75,000 annually in support of a variety of school initiatives and student scholarships. The Rockingham Educational Foundation provides a Teacher Supply Depot for classroom teachers.The Depot is a warehouse where teachers can select hundreds of free items for classroom usage. Amonthly community newspaper called, ETC... Is published to keep community up-to-date on items of interest pertaining to the Rockingham County Public Schools. All teachers are required to possess eight Technology Standards for Instructional Personnel. Many teachers have achieved certification based on the National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers. Rockingham County employs 10 teachers that have earned certification as master teachers by the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards. Approximately 43% of Rockingham County teachers have advanced degrees.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS

Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools (WJCC) serve the students of the City of Williamsburg and the county of James City in 15 schools: 9 elementary, 3 middle and 3 high schools. The division's 10,800 students are supported by over 800 instructional staff members and over 600 support staff members. Each school year, WJCC classrooms are alive with interactive instruction that addresses the needs of individual students while meeting the requirements of the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL). Mission: WJCC provides each and every student with the knowledge, skills and values to be a lifelong learner, communicate, think critically, work and live productively, and contribute constructively to the lives of others. WJCC is committed to providing the variety of programs necessary to address the range of students’ interests and needs as they grow academically, socially and emotionally.
FAUQUIER CO PBLC SCHS

MISSION STATEMENT: Fauquier County Public Schools, the core educator of an historic and naturally beautiful community, is committed to ensuring the development of confident, responsible, and broadly educated citizens by cultivating the unique potential and character of each learner for a successful future.
AUGUSTA CO PBLC SCHS

The Augusta County Public Schools believe that education is a continuous developmental process. The schools share responsibility for that process with the home, the church and the community. We believe that all educational programs under the direction of the division must be related to the larger community which it serves. The continuous developmental process involves the creation of communication skills and a disciplined system of thought and problem solving. It involves the cultivation of an inquiring mind, the desire for knowledge, the respect for learning and rational attitudes toward learning and change. It further involves the adoption of values which hold that each individual has merit among all men and that we provide the opportunity for each child to develop to the greatest possible extent a positive view of himself and his fellow man. We further believe our schools should provide the opportunity for each individual to become a responsible, trustworthy, compassionate member of our society who contributes to the social, political, ecological, economic, cultural and spiritual advancement of mankind according to his own individual abilities. This includes sensitivity to individual differences such as disability, culture, religion, and gender. The Augusta County School Division subscribes to continuous progress and a sequentially developed approach in acquiring basic academic and vocational skills, competencies and attitudes, preparing students for further education and/or the world of work. The division supports a positive teacher-pupil-parent relationship as important to the enhancement of the learning process with adequate and varied materials, instructional strategies and resources for extending the individual's potential for learning.
BEDFORD CO PBLC SCHS
MONTGOMERY CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: The mission of Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is to be a community of excellence that develops each student’s full potential to be a lifelong learner and a productive global citizen. Vision: MCPS values a high performing learning culture, one that places “Students First” by: Cultivating positive relationships based on mutual trust, respect, and open communication among all stakeholders; Holding high expectations for achievement and accountability through effective practices which actively engage students and staff and instill enthusiasm for learning and teaching; Sustaining a nurturing environment that ensures the physical safety and emotional well-being of all individuals within the learning community; and Valuing continuous learning and providing growth opportunities for staff, students and members of the community.
PITTSYLVANIA CO PBLC SCHS

Vision: To be recognized as having an innovative, challenging and exemplary school system. Mission: To educate and nurture students to be successful and productive citizens.
LYNCHBURG CITY PBLC SCHS

The Lynchburg City School Division began operation on April 5, 1871 and continues to be recognized as a leader of education in Virginia. From the beginning, students have entered our schools with anticipation, enthusiasm, and hope. They anticipate challenging academic experiences, seek personal enrichment, and hope that their individual efforts cause them to be more successful. LCS Mission Statement: Every Child, By Name and By Need, to Graduation.
CAMPBELL CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: “Campbell County Schools will provide a world-class education that enables every student to choose and pursue any Post K12 endeavor.”
CULPEPER CO PBLC SCHS

In Culpeper County Public Schools, we are steering our students on a sure and steady course of lifelong learning. We are committed to equipping them well for their journey toward success in school and life. We all have a stake in each student’s journey into learning – the future well being of each of us rests upon the students attending our schools today. We are raising the bar of achievement and reaching our goals one student at a time. Our scholastic achievement is impressive. Our innovative programs are empowering. We know we are educating our students for life. As an organization, we are always striving for improvement. All of our schools have attained accreditation from the Virginia Department of Education based on our Standards of Learning test scores – we are pleased, but not satisfied. We can do more. Culpeper’s schools have a proud tradition of excellence in education. We have always believed that more is achieved when more is expected. We expect all of our students to reach high levels of learning. "Our mission is to equip and motivate all learners to maximize their potential."
WASHINGTON CO PBLC SCHS

Mission Statement: Washington County Schools will provide a safe, supportive and engaging learning environment, which challenges all students to achieve their own maximum potential. In partnership with the family and community, the Washington County School System will offer a diverse array of educational experiences that will provide all students the opportunity to acquire basic academic skills and promote their healthy social, physical, and intellectual growth. Vision Statement: Washington County Schools will be a dynamic community of learners where: Faculty and staff are empowered through respect, training, leadership and resources to provide an excellent educational program; Faculty and staff communicate high expectations and respect to every student; Students are engaged through a rich curriculum to acquire the skills and the love of learning; All students obtain the skills of citizenship by playing and working together in an atmosphere that respects both diversity and cooperation; A partnership with parents and the greater community extends to all citizens a greater appreciation of the value of an excellent education; and Students exit with academic skills at or above grade level and on graduation are prepared to succeed in post-secondary education and/or employment.
FRANKLIN CO PBLC SCHS

The mission of the Franklin County Public Schools is to prepare students for life-long learning and employment and to enable them to participate as responsible family members and citizens of Franklin County and the world community.
HENRY CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: Henry County Public Schools, a high performing school division, provides all students with an exemplary education in a safe, supportive environment that promotes self discipline, motivation, and excellence. Vision: Henry County Public Schools where critical thinking is expected, creativity is nurtured, technology and innovation are embraced, and learning is celebrated
MANASSAS CITY PBLC SCHS

Manassas City Public Schools is a good school division poised to become a great school division. To accomplish this, we must build on MCPS’ past successes and strive to be a division that encourages innovation, creativity, and student success.
PRINCE GEORGE CO PBLC SCHS

Mission: Prince George County Public Schools, in partnership with parents and the community, will provide a rigorous educational program in a safe environment that prepares all students for post-secondary education and the workforce and to be responsible citizens in a global society. Strategic Goal: To provide students with the knowledge and skills to exceed state, national and international standards
TAZEWELL CO PBLC SCHS

Our Mission Statement: Tazewell County Public Schools will provide a safe learning community committed to increasing student achievement by engaging stakeholders to maximize student success.
DANVILLE CITY PBLC SCHS

Located in the heart of Southside Virginia, Danville Public Schools is preparing future generations to be competitive in the world of tomorrow. With an emphasis on technology and life-long learning, classroom instruction focuses on skill development and project-based learning. Dual enrollment opportunities with Danville Community College are available as well as The International Baccalaureate Program. Danville Public Schools offers an outstanding award-winning fine arts program that includes drama, music, and visual arts. Championship athletic programs offer students opportunities to participate in a variety of sports. Danville Public Schools supports competitive robotics teams at George Washington High School and Galileo Magnet High School. From music to multimedia, from engineering to the environment, Danville’s vast array of programs will excite and challenge your child’s unique talents and interests. Mission Statement: The Danville Public School Division will provide educational services of exceptional quality that meet or exceed the needs of each student to achieve exceptional success in life.
SHENANDOAH CO PBLC SCHS

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.
WISE CO PBLC SCHS

The vision of Wise County Public Schools is to provide a safe, nurturing and supportive learning environment for all students. By using data driven, high-quality, differentiated instruction coupled with high expectations our goal is that all students will graduate from high school with a background that prepares them for competitive work and/or postsecondary education. Wise County Schools Believe: All children can learn; All children will learn and succeed in a positive, creative, safe, and educationally sound environment; All children will continuously improve both academically and socially; All children deserve a quality education in which individual needs are met, exceeded, and supported; All children will learn to communicate effectively and behave in a respectful, responsible manner; All children will be provided the opportunity to become life-long learners and productive citizens
GLOUCESTER CO PBLC SCHS

MISSION: The Gloucester County Public Schools will provide a safe environment in which all students have the right to learn. Through the process of continuous improvement in achievement, Gloucester County Public Schools will assist and expect students to acquire knowledge and skills to become literate, contributing citizens in a democracy.
HALIFAX CO PBLC SCHS

The Halifax County School System, which encompasses Halifax County and the Towns of South Boston and Halifax, consists of seven elementary schools (grades K-5), one middle school (grades 6-8), one high school (grades 9-12), one STEM academy, and two early learning centers. Each school is accredited by the Virginia Department of Education, and the high school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. All schools are staffed by highly qualified professionally licensed teachers and administrators. Halifax County is by reputation the finest public school program in southern Virginia - it is our intention to maintain this tradition by continuing to place "children first for our future."
ISLE OF WIGHT CO PBLC SCHS

Isle of Wight County Schools provides quality public education to approximately 5,500 students nine schools (five elementary, two middle schools, and two high schools). The school division is considered mid-sized for the Commonwealth of Virginia, providing an array of rigorous and diverse programs that few school systems of similar size can match. Yet, the division is small enough to provide an education centered on each child’s educations needs and interests. Collaborative planning and innovative strategies are the hallmark of the division’s motto, Tomorrow’s Ideas for Today’s Students. The division is the recipient of numerous national, regional, and state commendations, including Title I Distinguished Schools, Virginia Index of Performance Awards, National Merit Scholars, Fulbright Foundation Scholars, and many more. The mission of Isle of Wight County Public Schools is to provide rigorous, academic programs in a safe school environment that fosters high levels of student achievement. The division is committed to offering educational programs characterized by high academic standards that prepare students to exceed state and national accreditation standards. The curriculum will prepare students to be lifelong learners for the ever-changing global economy.
WARREN CO PBLC SCHS

Eleven years ago, our school division adopted the theme The Trek to Excellence Takes Everyone. We have taken many steps to make this belief a reality. Our trek to excellence will enable all of us, together, to make a positive difference in the lives of the children of Warren County and in the process to become a school system that is respected, recognized, and honored as one of the best anywhere. Our past performance, current successes, and future accomplishments depend on the knowledge, expertise, dedication, and support of every employee and school board member in this school division to provide an excellent educational experience for every student. In our continued efforts to achieve this goal, we also enlist the help of parents, the community, and the students themselves. The concept of excellence must be embedded in a common belief system in everyone who has a hand in the education of our students. Excellence is about communication. It is about collaboration and continuous improvement, and it is about attitude. To reach a state of excellence, we must have high expectations--for students, staff, parents, and the community. Striving for excellence must become our way of life. The result of our hard work will be high levels of student achievement. After all, raising achievement levels for all students is the main reason for our existence.
HARRISONBURG CITY PBLC SCHS

Located in the Shenandoah Valley, our school system serves about 4,900 students in preschool through 12th grade. Core Beliefs: • Learning is the heart and soul of what we do.• All children are unique individuals with special gifts and talents. • Adults and students are accountable for high expectations in academics, behavior and attitude. • All people in the learning community, both children and adults, are to be valued and respected. • Risk taking, problem solving, teamwork, creativity and a sense of humor are traits we embrace. • The community is our “partner,” and ideas and opinions are shared and valued. • In searching for solutions, we look at ourselves first and then seek the wisdom of others. • We recognize that a positive relationship among school staff, parents and students is vital to the learning process.
ACCOMACK CO PBLC SCHS

Our Vision: ACPS will be a community of diverse learners where all members are valued, challenged, and expected to grow. Our Mission: Provide a safe, engaging, student-centered environment where all learners are challenged, encouraged, and supported to maximize growth and be prepared for further education, citizenship, and work.
ORANGE CO PBLC SCHS

Division-Strategic Priorities: • Provide a High Quality Education • Provide a Safe and Orderly Environment • Recruit and Retain Highly Qualified Staff • Operate in an Effective and Efficient Manner
BOTETOURT CO PBLC SCHS

It is the mission of Botetourt County Public Schools to ensure that all students participate in quality learning experiences necessary to grow, to adapt and to meet the challenges of responsible citizenship in a changing global society.

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