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Smyth County 2024 Teachers of the Year: l-r, Lori Hamm of Oak Point Elementary, Heather Colley of Northwood Middle, Jill Eddy of Marion Middle, Gary Foulke of Saltville Elementary, Tracy Hall of Chilhowie Middle, Greg Blackburn of Smyth Career & Technology Center, Smyth County and Region 7 Teacher of the Year Melanie Smith of Chilhowie Elementary, Dalton Gillespie of Northwood Middle, Jarod Kenney of Marion Senior High, Alisyn Hartsock of Atkins Elementary, Tanya Kirk of Rich Valley Elementary, Alice Carter of Marion Elementary, and Mary Hoover of Sugar Grove Elementary. Not pictured: Justin McFarland, Chilhowie High.
MMS students

Marion Middle School

Students posing for picture after having a story read to them for "Read Across America" day.

Oak Point Elementary School

StateChamps

MSHS Tennis Team is now the State Champions.  Parker White and Maddie Austin Runners Up in Doubles, and Parker won her 2nd State Champion Title in Singles.  

MES Faculty and Staff wearing shirts to support childhood cancer awareness.

Marion Elementary School

Sugar Grove

Hands On Discovery Center at the Gray Fossil Site.

State Champ

Marion Senior High School's Sam Widener: VHSL 2A 2023 State Champion in Extemporaneous Speaking.

All County Choir

All County Choir

Smyth County's 2022 Teacher of the Year

Chilhowie Elementary School

Smyth/Washington County FCA Fields of Faith

FCA Fields of Faith

Students in the building trades program at SCTC are building a house.

Smyth Career and Technology School

CMS SCA Members

Chilhowie Middle School

Multiple pictures of Miss. Virginia with students and staff at Marion Elementary.

Miss Virginia at Marion Elementary School

CHS students volunteer for Special Games Day
AES

Atkins Elementary's Pre-K and Kindergarten visit Fort Chiswell's Animal Park

Four Saltville Elementary Students smiling for camera

Saltville Elementary School

Rich Valley Elementary School students welcome veterans to an assembly on Nov. 11, 2022.

Rich Valley Elementary students welcome veterans to an assembly on 11/11/2022.

Recent News

SCS Traffic Safety Program

Smyth County Schools will begin an automated school zone speed enforcement program to increase safety for students, parents, teachers and anyone else traveling through the school zones. Please see the attached release for additional information.

Notification System Change

Smyth County Schools will be changing our notification service to SchoolMessenger. On January 3rd, any SMS text-capable device number on record will receive an invitation to Opt-In and receive notifications from Smyth County Schools. Please see the attached flyer for additional information.
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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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