Evening run- 4/30/26
Bus 75 will not run!
Bus 32 will cover Farmer's Street and Christmas Tree Hill.
Bus 74 will cover behind the Valero in the Brickyard.
Bus 64 will not run!
Bus 30 will do all of Lake Park.
Bus 65 will do Laramie Road.
Bus 1 will do Southern Branch Rd., Red Root Ridge, and Jack's Creek Road.

Richlands Elementary and Cedar Bluff Elementary held their Collaborative Enrollment Event for Pre-Kindergarten and Head Start at the Richlands Farmers' Market on April 16. It was a great turnout of families, students, teachers, and community members. Families received resources and assistance with registration.





No Bus 64!
Bus 30 will do all of Lake Park.
Bus 65 will do Laramie Road.
Bus 1 will do Southern Branch Rd., Red Root Ridge, and Jack's Creek Road.
No Bus 75!
Bus 32 Will do Farmers Street and Christmas Tree Hill.
Bus 74 will cover behind the Valero in the Brickyard.
Bus 30 will do all of Lake Park.
Bus 65 will do Laramie Road.
Bus 1 will do Southern Branch Rd., Red Root Ridge, and Jack's Creek Road.
No Bus 75!
Bus 32 Will do Farmers Street and Christmas Tree Hill.
Bus 74 will cover behind the Valero in the Brickyard.

Nineteen Tazewell County students participated in the Virginia State History Day Competition on April 26 and April 27 in Richmond, Virginia. Ethan Patton (RMS) placed third in the Individual Exhibit (Junior) category. Ethan also won the Constitutional HIstory and Civics Prize. Ellie Lentner (GIS) placed first in the Individual Exhibit (Elementary) category. Kya Dales (RES) placed second in the Individual Performance (Elementary) category. Jackson Buchanan (RES) won the White House Historical Association Award.

Happy National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day to the incredible individuals who safely transport our students every day!
School bus drivers are often the first smile students see in the morning and the last goodbye in the afternoon. They build relationships, create a sense of safety, and play a vital role in the daily rhythm of our schools.
Rain or shine, early mornings and long routes, their dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your patience, care, and commitment to keeping our students safe.
💛 Join us in showing appreciation for our amazing bus drivers today!
School bus drivers are often the first smile students see in the morning and the last goodbye in the afternoon. They build relationships, create a sense of safety, and play a vital role in the daily rhythm of our schools.
Rain or shine, early mornings and long routes, their dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your patience, care, and commitment to keeping our students safe.
💛 Join us in showing appreciation for our amazing bus drivers today!

Dudley Primary and Abb's Valley-Boissevain Elementary held a Collaborative Enrollment Event for Pre-Kindergarten and Head Start on Thursday, April 23. There was a fantastic turnout with families receiving resources from over twenty community agencies. A big "thank you" to the Graham High School Band members who provided music for the event.









Richlands High School won 1st place overall in Division 1 at the Southwest Community College 2026 Math Contest. Congrats to these amazing students! 🎉

Enrollment for virtual learning for the 2026-2027 school year is open now through September 4. Contact your child's school for more information.
This summer academy may interest students who want to pursue a trade-focused career post-high school. The academy is available for students aged 14-17.

Bus 48 will be running late this morning. We apologize for any inconvenience.

We want to thank Pow/Mia Memorial Overlook Group, Riding It Forward Inc., Jim and Pat Ray, and Ronnie and Betty Compton for donating this beautiful bench which now sits out in front of Richlands High School. Students from Mr. Robert Steele's masonry class at TCCTC poured the concrete below the bench. They did a fantastic job and we are so thankful for their hard work and Mr. Steele’s instruction. Pictured below in various photos are the masonry students, Mr. Steele, Mr. Smith, RHS Faculty who are veterans, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray.









Tazewell Bus Changes-3/17/26:
No Bus 20
Bus 33 will cover Rasnake Road to Dailey's Chapel.
Bus 34 will cover from the Dollar Store to Rasnake Road (Baptist Valley Road), including Rasnake Road Loop.
Bus 48 will cover Mundy Town Road.
No Bus 20
Bus 33 will cover Rasnake Road to Dailey's Chapel.
Bus 34 will cover from the Dollar Store to Rasnake Road (Baptist Valley Road), including Rasnake Road Loop.
Bus 48 will cover Mundy Town Road.

Bus Changes-Friday, April 17, 2026:
No bus 30!
Bus 35 will cover from RHS to McDonald's (through town) and behind Ramey's / Rose's.
Bus 64 will cover Lake Park and Hill Creek.
No bus 65!
Bus 1 will cover Bottom Road (from the store to Old Raven Elementary).
Bus 14 will cover York Road.
No Bus 75!
Bus 32 will coverFarmer Street and Christmas Tree Hill.
Bus 74 will cover behind Valero in the Brickyard.
No bus 30!
Bus 35 will cover from RHS to McDonald's (through town) and behind Ramey's / Rose's.
Bus 64 will cover Lake Park and Hill Creek.
No bus 65!
Bus 1 will cover Bottom Road (from the store to Old Raven Elementary).
Bus 14 will cover York Road.
No Bus 75!
Bus 32 will coverFarmer Street and Christmas Tree Hill.
Bus 74 will cover behind Valero in the Brickyard.

We would like to wish our superintendent, Dr. Stacy, a very Happy Birthday! 🎉🎂

TCCTC masonry students put in a new flagpole at the Tazewell High School softball field! They did an amazing job! 🇺🇸

Tazewell Primary held a Pre-Kindergarten/Head Start registration event on Tuesday, April 14. Community members at over twenty stations shared information, resources, and free materials to families.




Several students and their families presented information highlighting autism for Autism Awareness Month at this week's school board meeting.



Lillian Wimmer was recognized at this week's school board meeting for being nominated to be a state SkillsUSA officer and JVG officer. She will be attending both national competitions as a voting delegate and competitor. Way to go, Lillian!

Graham High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club was recognized by the school board this week after recently traveling to Reston, Virginia, to compete in the State Leadership Conference.
The FBLA organization develops leadership, communication, and teamwork skills that are essential for success in the business world.
This year, Graham High School senior Elise Jacobs served as the FBLA State President. She presided over the entire conference this past weekend, representing her school with distinction.
The following students attended the competition:
Sophia Berry
Tristan Brown
Caleb Cumbow – 5th Place, Future Business Educator
Chase Cumbow
Cassidy Dixon
Maylee Ferguson
Hayleigh Fitzpatrick
Jonathan Flanagan
Zoe France
Brogan Gilpin
Bronson Gilpin
Colton Graham
Matthew Graham – 2nd Place, Cyber Security
Riley Graham
Alana Hamaty
Riley Harvey
Izzy Hernandez
Elise Jacobs – 1st Place, Future Business Leader; recipient of the Michael Mills Learn to Lead Scholarship and the FBLA Who’s Who Scholarship
Natalie Justice
Gabby Kaklis
Evie Kemp
Noah Mulkey
Dalton Murphy
Cadence Owen
Gage Palmer
Eli Peretti
Andrew Poteet
Marcus Protti-Lawrence
Marley Perdue
Rylee Richardson
Owen Sagady
Shae Scarberry
Adysen Smith
Alex Spencer
Clinton “CJ” Turley
Baila Turner
Kensley Watkins
London Woods
Karlie Yos
Maddee Young
The Graham High School FBLA is sponsored by Dr. Diane Belcher and Mr. Michael Blevins.


