The 2007 Virginia General Assembly passed a law that requires the Virginia Department of Health to provide the parents of rising sixth grade girls with information on Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine to ensure that parents are well informed of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendation that girls 11-12 years old receive the vaccine. Visit the HPV Information Page for more information.
Staunton City Schools has a plan for fostering a culture of respect and acceptance. Visit our Diversity & Inclusivity page for more information.
School Board Chairman, Mr. William Lobb, writes about the plan in the NewsLeader. Read Mr. Lobb's column.
Staunton City Schools is requesting written bids for Chromebooks and related services to be considered for purchase in July or August 2018. Based on our purchasing regulations as directed by policy, for purchases in excess of $50,000, sealed written bids are required, along with approval by the School Board. Proposals are required to be submitted by mail/courier no later than 4 p.m. on May 25th, 2018. Visit our Technology RFP page for additional details.
The new issue of the Student Advocate is now available! Read stories from every school in Staunton City that highlight what our students are doing and how they are exploring their world. Read the current issue or see the Student Advocate Archive for past editions.
At the Alternative Suspension Center, students are provided with academic support and use restorative practices that help them return to school. See the interview on the NBC29 Video page.
Staunton City Schools has partnered with Source4Teachers to manage our substitute teacher program. Source 4 Teachers hires, trains, and places talented substitute personnel and offers a variety of positions to match your availability and interests. You receive the training and support you need to enter the classroom confident and prepared! Apply now to join the Source4Teachers team!
Staunton City Schools is a Virginia Values Veterans certified employer!
If there’s one word that sums up the 2016-17 school year, it’s metamorphosis.
FAMIS is Virginia's health insurance program for children. It makes health care affordable for children of eligible families.
One of a community’s greatest assets is its public schools – the children, their families, and the school division’s staff. The school buildings create the framework in which our students learn, our teachers teach and our support staff provide services to meet the diverse needs of our programs.
Visit the Staunton City Schools Health and Medical Services page for the latest health and medical information, as well as all of the Division's health and medical services/guidelines.
Staunton City Schools’ plan for fostering a culture of respect and acceptance.
