Due to recent inclement weather and school closures, after-school tutoring will begin on Monday, February 16, 2026.
PECPS will operate on a two-hour delayed opening on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
We will continue to closely monitor weather conditions this evening and tomorrow morning and will adjust plans if needed, as forecasts remain mixed.
Please note: families may receive a separate message from our Transportation Department if buses or other division vehicles are unable to safely access certain bus stops or turnaround locations. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we navigate this weather event. 🦅
Thank you to our school board members for your dedication, leadership, and commitment to serving our students, staff, and community. Your work helps shape the future every day. 👏🎉 Celebrate with us, send them an Eagle Shout Out! https://forms.gle/UnaNg4RATgUk8yCWA
Next School Board Meeting: February 4, 2026 @ 5:30 p.m.
❄️ Eagle Family, we’re almost back! Tuesday, Feb 3, is an asynchronous learning day. We’ve almost run out of admins for AI closure announcements, a good sign we’re close to reopening! Hope you survived the ice storm, tackled those choice boards, and enjoyed the snacks we sent home. 🦅 February 12 is now a full day of school, and parent-teacher conferences have been canceled. Please reach out to your student’s teacher to schedule a meeting.
🎉 National School Counseling Week (Feb 2–6) celebrates the unique contributions of school counselors and their tremendous impact on student success! Thank you to our amazing team: Mrs. Carter-Chaffin, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Emerson, Ms. Doss, Ms. Doswell, Mrs. McCraw, Mr. Henderson, Dr. Ross-Barksdale, Mrs. Christian, Mr. Paliotti, and Ms. Davis. #NSCW26 @WeAreASCA
🔗 Explore the Learning Lab here: https://nmaahc.si.edu/learn/students/nmaahc-learning-labs
Herff Jones will be in the PECHS Library on Monday, March 2, during all three lunch periods (starting at noon) and after school until 4 p.m. to deliver prepaid cap and gown orders. Extra caps, gowns, tassels, and hoods will be available for purchase.
Questions? Contact Melody Ramsey at 434-315-2130 ext. 4422. #thenextchapter
To All PECHS Families,
Help us stay connected with you! Please update your contact information by logging into the Parent Portal in PowerSchool. If you are unable to access the Parent Portal, please use the linked form to update your information. This ensures you receive instant alerts for weather-related closings, absences, and other important announcements. If you have any questions, please contact kandra.woodson@pecps.k12.va.us
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅💜💛Congratulations to our student-athletes who earned medals at the Fred Hardy Invitational on Friday, January 23:
• Truth Woodard placed third in the triple jump (34 ft., 9 in.) and fifth in the long jump (15 ft., 4½ in.)
• Alivia Rachels placed third in the shot put (32 ft., 8 in.)
• Soriah Thompson placed sixth in the triple jump (28 ft., 6 in.)
• DaJuan Jeter placed fifth in the boys triple jump (39 ft., 4 in.)
We are proud of your hard work and accomplishments! 🏅👏
Attention PECHS seniors! 🎓
It’s never too early to apply for scholarships. The Granville P. Meade Scholarship deadline is February 13. For questions or information about additional scholarships, contact the PECHS Counseling Office. #thenextchapter
Just a reminder, PECPS will be closed on Friday, January 30. Friday (1/30) will be an asynchronous learning day. Reminder: Monday, February 16, 2026, is now a regular school day.
Thank you for your flexibility and support as we complete day one of asynchronous learning. Due to continued cold temperatures and secondary road conditions, Thursday, January 29, and Friday, January 30, will also be asynchronous learning days. Reminder: Monday, February 16, 2026, is now a regular school day.
We appreciate your continued support of Prince Edward County Public Schools and look forward to seeing our Eagles soon. 💜💛🦅
We’re proud to highlight our D.A.R.E. program, led by Deputy Graves, who works with our students to build skills for making safe, healthy choices both in and out of school.
These students went above and beyond by putting their learning into words, and we’re excited to celebrate the Top 10 D.A.R.E. essay winners!
Congratulations to each of you on this outstanding achievement, and a big thank you to Deputy Graves for making such a positive impact on our students!
I hope this message finds you safe and warm. Thank you to all who are working to keep our community safe during this weather event. Based on current conditions, Prince Edward County Public Schools will have an asynchronous learning day tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28. Information was sent home with your student on Friday. We will communicate plans for the remainder of the week on a day-by-day basis. Please note that Monday, February 16, 2026, will now be a regular school day.
Thank you for your flexibility and support. Please stay safe.
