Tazewell County Public Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay Wednesday December 4, 2024.
Tazewell County Public Schools will be closed Tuesday, December 3, 2024. Snow day employees will report at 9:00 a.m.
Tazewell County Public Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay Tuesday, December 3, 2024.
Tazewell County Public Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay Monday, December 2, 2024.
Tazewell County Public Schools would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
Due to the forecasted snow and cold weather, Friday, November 22, 2024, will be a virtual day for all Tazewell County Public Schools.
4th Grade at AVBES is ThankFul!!
They have made Hand Print Turkeys and Quadrilateral Turkeys! 🦃
We are asking all students, faculty, and staff members to wear blue tomorrow in support of World Diabetes Day!
🚨 Attention 3rd, 4th, & 5th - Robotics Club for today & Life Skills Club for tomorrow have been cancelled for this week! 🚨
View this month's Health Services Newsletter HERE:
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/3638/TCPS/5013738/Health_Services_November_2024_Newsletter.pdf
Please have your students wear red, white and blue or Camo tomorrow November 11th!
Our 4th grade students had an amazing experience learning about Virginia history during their visits to the Museum of the Middle Appalachians in Saltville and the Historic Crab Orchard Museum here in Tazewell County!
We are hiring NOW for bus drivers! Contact our Transportation Office @ 276.988.5511 ext. 1508 for more information and to apply!
Tazewell County Public Schools will be closed on Friday, November 1st, Monday, November 4th, and Tuesday, November 5th for Fall Break. Students, faculty, and staff will return on Wednesday, November 6th.
Staci Ross's Pre-K 4 Class celebrates Crazy Hair/Socks/Hat Day for Red Ribbon Week
Next week we will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week throughout our county. Join in the Fun!
What Is NSLW?
Learning is tough work—and kids need fuel if they’re going to learn! That’s why a healthy midday meal is crucial to the growing children who go to school. Since 1962, when President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week (NSLW), this annual observance has promoted the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom.
The Importance of School Lunch
Even though National School Lunch Week was declared in 1962, the National School Lunch Program goes back even further, back to 1946. Created to provide nutritious meals to children from low-income families who might not otherwise have access to a daily meal, NSLP ensures the health and well-being of all public school students, boosts academic performance by giving students the fuel they need to succeed, and closes the opportunity gap for children across the country. Today, the National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day. Not only does it reduce childhood hunger, but it also supports American agriculture.
What NSLW Aims to Do
Despite the critical role NSLP plays in the health and success of American youth, many people still don’t understand its importance—including some families who could benefit from it! During the weeklong celebration, held annually during the second full week of October, School Nutrition members and their students will celebrate with special menus, and much more, all with the goal of…
Increasing student participation.
Spreading the message to parents that we serve healthy, delicious lunches at school..
Connecting with teachers and administrators to spread the word that school meals are healthy and delicious.
Thank you and have a great day !
BVRBL-Little League Basketball Registration forms are in the office. Have your child stop by and pick one up if you are interested.
ATTENDANCE is SPOOK-tacular
Flu Forms are due back to the School by Monday October 14th.
