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Rich Valley Elementary School

three students participating in a wheelchair races on the track

Special Games 2026

middle school students and adults standing in multiple rows in front of building in Washington, DC during a field trip

Chilhowie Middle School

Three students sitting at a table in the cafeteria

Northwood Middle School

All county band students standing on a riser posing for pictures.

All-County Choir

three rows of students standing in front of the Capital building in Washington DC during a 7th grade field trip

Marion Middle School

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Oak Point Elementary School

four career center students preparing to serve a meal

Smyth Career and Technology Center

Students sitting lined up in front of a teacher reading

Chilhowie Elementary School

Students playing on playground

Atkins Elementary School

Three students holding class projects

Saltville Elementary School

Students sitting at desks learning

Marion Elementary School

Collage of baseball and softball photos

Northwood High School

two students posing in front of lab school sign
Band students dressed in black standing in two rows posing for picture in front of college sign

Marion Senior High

5th grade class lined up in front of visiting middle school sign

Sugar Grove Elementary School

Students posing in three rows during senior trip

Chilhowie High School

four adults posing for picture in front of podium in a gym

Smyth County teacher named Region 7 Teacher of the Year!

Upcoming Events

School Board Meeting

Time: 6 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Smyth County School Board, 121 Bagley Cir Suite 300, Marion, VA 24354, USA

School Board Meeting

Time: 6 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Atkins Elementary School, 5903 Lee Hwy, Atkins, VA 24311, USA

School Board Meeting

Time: 6 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Smyth County School Board, 121 Bagley Cir Suite 300, Marion, VA 24354, USA
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Recent News

Architectural rendering of the proposed Marion Senior High School gymnasium entrance and surrounding outdoor area.

Proposed School Facility Project

Smyth County voters will consider a proposed 1% local sales tax increase as part of the November 2026 election. If approved, revenue generated by the additional sales tax would be designated for school capital projects.

Two projects identified as part of the proposal would provide new facilities at Chilhowie High School and Marion Senior High. The conceptual plans and renderings below provide a look at the proposed project at Marion Senior High.
Architectural rendering of the proposed gymnasium renovation, showing the updated exterior entrance and building design.

Proposed School Facility Project

Smyth County voters will consider a proposed 1% local sales tax increase as part of the November 2026 election. If approved, revenue generated by the additional sales tax would be designated for school capital projects.

Two projects identified as part of the proposal would provide new facilities at Chilhowie High School and Marion Senior High. The conceptual plans and renderings below provide a look at the proposed project at Chilhowie High.

Emergency Drill Notification

Smyth County Schools will conduct emergency drills during the school year as required by the Code of Virginia.
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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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