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Second grade students conducting science experiment with baking soda and vinegar to blow up balloons.
Students at Smyth Career & Technology Center use computerized tire alignment tool.
Fifth-grade girl singing during Sugar Grove Elementary School's Veterans Day assembly.
Panoramic photo of Oak Point Elementary School.
Chilhowie Elementary School students waving small American flags.
Student writing Blockly code during annual Hour of Code
Two Smyth County students working on science fair exhibit.
Marion Senior High School student bottle-feeding small brown calf
Students observing water quality test during annual Watershed Field Day on Holston River
Electronics/electricity students Smyth Career & Technology Center pose in front of the school's solar array.
Elementary school students coding gravity-powered Turing Tumble computer
Virginia First Lady Pamela Northam speaking with kindergarten students at Atkins Elementary School.
Northwood Middle School students writing code during annual Hour of Code.
First grade students sitting at desks, smiling for camera
Northwood High School students using Google Cardboard to try out virtual reality field trip.
Smyth Career & Technology Center student using CNC machine.
Three students displaying the 3D images they created for Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles class

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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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