Blue Envelope Program
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is proud to introduce the Blue Envelope Program, designed to assist drivers diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder during traffic stops. This initiative aims to foster safer and more comfortable interactions between drivers and law enforcement officers.
What Is the Blue Envelope?
The Blue Envelope is a tool that helps drivers with autism during traffic stops or accidents. It informs officers that the driver may communicate differently and gives instructions to make the interaction easier.
The Blue Envelope Program was created under the Code of Virginia § 46.2-203.3. Participation is voluntary and confidential.
You can request a Blue Envelope at any Virginia DMV customer service center. There is no cost, and no documentation is required. Caregivers and guardians may also request one on behalf of someone with autism.
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is proud to introduce the Blue Envelope Program, designed to assist drivers diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder during traffic stops. This initiative aims to foster safer and more comfortable interactions between drivers and law enforcement officers.
What Is the Blue Envelope?
The Blue Envelope is a tool that helps drivers with autism during traffic stops or accidents. It informs officers that the driver may communicate differently and gives instructions to make the interaction easier.
The Blue Envelope Program was created under the Code of Virginia § 46.2-203.3. Participation is voluntary and confidential.
You can request a Blue Envelope at any Virginia DMV customer service center. There is no cost, and no documentation is required. Caregivers and guardians may also request one on behalf of someone with autism.
Supply lists are available on school websites. Select your school name and in the gold bar under the school name, you will see access to the supply list. An image of what the bar looks like is included. We can't wait to welcome our families back!
We are proud to have Lunenburg Medical support our athletics program this year by offering free physicals for 50 student-athletes on Thursday, July 31st.
All student-athletes must have a parent present and enter through the main doors of Nottoway Intermediate School. Physical examinations will start promptly at 5:00 P.M.
For more information or if you have any questions, contact Jesse Chropka at chropka.jesse@nottowayschools.org or Jay Coleman at coleman.jaqwan@nottowayschools.org
All student-athletes must have a parent present and enter through the main doors of Nottoway Intermediate School. Physical examinations will start promptly at 5:00 P.M.
For more information or if you have any questions, contact Jesse Chropka at chropka.jesse@nottowayschools.org or Jay Coleman at coleman.jaqwan@nottowayschools.org
Don’t forget about NCPS’ Back-to-School Parking Lot Party on August 11! 🗓️🎉
Join us as we kick off the 2025-26 school year with fun, music, and community spirit. The event will take place from 5:00 to 7:00pm at the Nottoway Complex. See you there!
Join us as we kick off the 2025-26 school year with fun, music, and community spirit. The event will take place from 5:00 to 7:00pm at the Nottoway Complex. See you there!
NCPS is hiring for a variety of positions for the 2025-26 school year, including teachers, maintenance workers, bus drivers, food service workers, and several other positions! 🚀
Join us in shaping a bright future for our students and community. View job openings at https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/employment.
Join us in shaping a bright future for our students and community. View job openings at https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/employment.
NCPS Math Textbook Adoption:
NCPS is in the process of reviewing textbooks for implementation by the 2026-2027 school year. Proposed textbooks are on review at the Nottoway School Board Office. They can be reviewed Monday- Thursday (8am-5pm). Review ends on July 31st.
NCPS is in the process of reviewing textbooks for implementation by the 2026-2027 school year. Proposed textbooks are on review at the Nottoway School Board Office. They can be reviewed Monday- Thursday (8am-5pm). Review ends on July 31st.
FYI- 6th Grade Families
📅 Weekly Athletics Schedule – Nottoway Middle
Here’s what’s happening this week for our Wildcat athletes:
🏀 Girls Basketball Conditioning
• Monday & Wednesday | 3:30 – 5:30 PM
🏐 Volleyball Conditioning
• Tuesday only this week | 4:00 – 6:00 PM
🏈 Football Workouts
• Monday – Thursday | 4:00 – 7:00 PM
📣 Cheer Camp
• Starts tomorrow 21st - 31st | 5:00 – 7:30 PM
📅 Weekly Athletics Schedule – Nottoway Middle
Here’s what’s happening this week for our Wildcat athletes:
🏀 Girls Basketball Conditioning
• Monday & Wednesday | 3:30 – 5:30 PM
🏐 Volleyball Conditioning
• Tuesday only this week | 4:00 – 6:00 PM
🏈 Football Workouts
• Monday – Thursday | 4:00 – 7:00 PM
📣 Cheer Camp
• Starts tomorrow 21st - 31st | 5:00 – 7:30 PM
We are on a roll getting student registration completed for the upcoming school year! Don't forget to complete your child's today!
https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/powerschool-info
We NEED You! Join SEAC and Be A VOICE!
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Join the NCPS SEAC – Special Education Advisory Council
Your Voice Matters. Your Experience Makes a Difference.
What is SEAC?
The Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) provides a forum for families, educators, and community members to advise the school division on issues related to special education services. SEAC works to improve outcomes and ensure all students with disabilities receive the support they need to thrive.
Why Should I Join?
As a parent or guardian of a child with an IEP, you bring essential insight. By participating in SEAC, you can:
Share your experiences and advocate for positive change
Help identify needs, challenges, and opportunities within special education
Stay informed about laws, programs, and services
Be part of a collaborative effort to support all students with disabilities in NCPS
Quarterly Meetings – Dates To Be Determined
SEAC will meet four times each year. Meetings are open, welcoming, and focused on collaboration.
Who Can Join?
Any parent or guardian of a student with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) in Nottoway County Public Schools.
No special qualifications are required – just a willingness to contribute and collaborate!
Interested in Joining or Want to Learn More?
Contact Amanda Atkinson atkinson.amanda@nottowayschools.org --434-645-9596 --visit www.nottowayschools.org!
Together, we can shape a stronger, more inclusive future for our students.
We Are Nottoway – Committed to Excellence and Inclusion!
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Join the NCPS SEAC – Special Education Advisory Council
Your Voice Matters. Your Experience Makes a Difference.
What is SEAC?
The Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) provides a forum for families, educators, and community members to advise the school division on issues related to special education services. SEAC works to improve outcomes and ensure all students with disabilities receive the support they need to thrive.
Why Should I Join?
As a parent or guardian of a child with an IEP, you bring essential insight. By participating in SEAC, you can:
Share your experiences and advocate for positive change
Help identify needs, challenges, and opportunities within special education
Stay informed about laws, programs, and services
Be part of a collaborative effort to support all students with disabilities in NCPS
Quarterly Meetings – Dates To Be Determined
SEAC will meet four times each year. Meetings are open, welcoming, and focused on collaboration.
Who Can Join?
Any parent or guardian of a student with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) in Nottoway County Public Schools.
No special qualifications are required – just a willingness to contribute and collaborate!
Interested in Joining or Want to Learn More?
Contact Amanda Atkinson atkinson.amanda@nottowayschools.org --434-645-9596 --visit www.nottowayschools.org!
Together, we can shape a stronger, more inclusive future for our students.
We Are Nottoway – Committed to Excellence and Inclusion!
It's that time of year! Don't forget to complete your student registration information!
https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/families
https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/families
Registration for returning students: https://www.nottowayschools.org/page/powerschool-info
It's that time of year! Please take a moment to update your child's registration information in the portal. Updated information is required before the start of the school year and prior to receiving your child's schedule at the parking lot party.
https://ps.nottowayschools.org/public/formbuilder/form.html?formid=3761384&request_locale=en_US
Immunization reminder for NCPS students:
All Pre-K and Kindergarten students must have an up to date physical and vaccines.
All rising seventh graders must have the Tdap and the first meningococcal vaccine.
All rising twelfth graders should have their second meningococcal vaccine.
These tasks must be done prior to the first day of school. Any student who does not have the required physical or vaccines may be sent home until completed.
Please make sure you have an appt with your PCP or Nottoway Health Dept. to get these done.
NCPS Math Textbook Adoption: NCPS is in the process of reviewing textbooks for implementation by the 2026-2027 school year. Proposed textbooks are on review at the Nottoway School Board Office. They can be reviewed Monday- Thursday (8am-5pm). Review ends on July 31st.
Join Us for Our Annual Back to School Parking Lot Party
August 11th-- 5pm-- NCPS Complex
NCPS still has space available in our PreK programs at Crewe and Blackstone Primary. Please contact the school of your residency zone for more information. NCPS offers a full day PreK program to in- county residents.
NCPS Families: This is a reminder that student medications must be picked up by the last day of school, Thursday, June 5th. Anything not picked up is required to be destroyed. Please contact the school nurse at your child's school with any questions.
This is a reminder that the last day of school will be Thursday, June 5th as approved at the May School Board Meeting.
Friendly reminder: On Monday, May 26, all schools will be closed for Memorial Day. We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday, May 27.
Join us tomorrow night for 5th Grade Orientation- May 20th at 6pm- Nottoway Complex Main Auditorium.
