Join us for Lego Math Night- October 27th!
NHS Cafeteria-- 5:30pm until 7pm
Dinner provided-- first come , first serve
Learn Math Activities and take your Lego Kit home!
NHS Cafeteria-- 5:30pm until 7pm
Dinner provided-- first come , first serve
Learn Math Activities and take your Lego Kit home!
Join us on October 14th for Creating a World Without Bullying! Informational session for families in the Main Auditorium. Dinner at 5:30 pm and the program at 6pm. Tina Norris from PEATC will be presenting to our families.
Save the Date for the Fall Festival- October 31st.
Please check out the most recent Story Time with Dr. Martin & special guest, Honey,
https://app.screencastify.com/watch/WuvqF6qEqXNVFP2AllaE
Join us on October 14th for Creating a World Without Bullying! Informational session for families in the Main Auditorium. Dinner at 5:30 pm and the program at 6pm. Tina Norris from PEATC will be presenting to our families.
This is a reminder that NCPS schools are closed for students on Wednesday due to staff development.
Students attending ANTC, SVCC, or other speciality programs attend as normal.
NCPS Families:
This is a calendar reminder. NCPS will be closed for students on Wednesday, October 7th.
This is a calendar reminder. NCPS will be closed for students on Wednesday, October 7th.
Join us on October 14th for Creating a World Without Bullying! Informational session for families in the Main Auditorium. Dinner at 5:30 pm and the program at 6pm. Tina Norris from PEATC will be presenting to our families.
NCPS Families:
This is an update on the water situation at our complex schools. The water has been restored and we will continue to operate as normal for the remainder of the day. Thank you for your understanding.
This is an update on the water situation at our complex schools. The water has been restored and we will continue to operate as normal for the remainder of the day. Thank you for your understanding.
NPS Families:
The water is currently turned off at our Nottoway Intermediate, Nottoway Middle, and Nottoway High School. The original estimation of downtime is 30 minutes. We are in communication with the Town of Crewe regarding timeframes and next steps. Should this be a delayed outage, we will need to adjust dismissal times. We will reach out with additional communications.
The water is currently turned off at our Nottoway Intermediate, Nottoway Middle, and Nottoway High School. The original estimation of downtime is 30 minutes. We are in communication with the Town of Crewe regarding timeframes and next steps. Should this be a delayed outage, we will need to adjust dismissal times. We will reach out with additional communications.
October Menus are available online and in the Nottoway APP!
1st Quarter Progress Reports will be sent home today.
NCPS Families,
We are providing a follow-up regarding the potential threat information shared earlier this evening involving Nottoway High School.
Following a thorough investigation by the Nottoway County Sheriff’s Office, including speaking with several students at their homes and tracing multiple statements to determine the source of the information, law enforcement was able to identify how the concern originated and how the information changed as it was shared.
The investigation determined that during lunch today, students had a conversation in a joking manner that included a comment about “not being on the list” and being “safe” from a situation. The conversation was overheard and repeated to others. As the information continued to be shared, the original comment evolved into a significantly different and more concerning story that was ultimately reported to school officials.
At this time, there is no identified threat to our students, staff, or Nottoway High School.
We want to use this situation as an important reminder to all students and families. Comments, jokes, or statements involving violence, threats, lists, weapons, or other language that may reasonably create fear or raise safety concerns at school are not appropriate. Even when intended as a joke, these statements can quickly create significant concern, disrupt the school community, and require an immediate response from school officials and law enforcement. Such situations will be addressed in accordance with School Board policy and the Student Code of Conduct.
NCPS will continue to take every report involving the safety of our students and staff seriously and investigate it appropriately. We would much rather investigate a concern and determine there is no threat than fail to respond to information that could potentially impact the safety of our schools.
We sincerely appreciate the swift response, thorough investigation, and continued partnership of the Nottoway County Sheriff’s Office this evening. We also appreciate the patience and understanding of our families as we worked to gather accurate information before providing this update.
Safety remains our highest priority, and we appreciate everyone’s partnership in keeping our schools safe.
We are providing a follow-up regarding the potential threat information shared earlier this evening involving Nottoway High School.
Following a thorough investigation by the Nottoway County Sheriff’s Office, including speaking with several students at their homes and tracing multiple statements to determine the source of the information, law enforcement was able to identify how the concern originated and how the information changed as it was shared.
The investigation determined that during lunch today, students had a conversation in a joking manner that included a comment about “not being on the list” and being “safe” from a situation. The conversation was overheard and repeated to others. As the information continued to be shared, the original comment evolved into a significantly different and more concerning story that was ultimately reported to school officials.
At this time, there is no identified threat to our students, staff, or Nottoway High School.
We want to use this situation as an important reminder to all students and families. Comments, jokes, or statements involving violence, threats, lists, weapons, or other language that may reasonably create fear or raise safety concerns at school are not appropriate. Even when intended as a joke, these statements can quickly create significant concern, disrupt the school community, and require an immediate response from school officials and law enforcement. Such situations will be addressed in accordance with School Board policy and the Student Code of Conduct.
NCPS will continue to take every report involving the safety of our students and staff seriously and investigate it appropriately. We would much rather investigate a concern and determine there is no threat than fail to respond to information that could potentially impact the safety of our schools.
We sincerely appreciate the swift response, thorough investigation, and continued partnership of the Nottoway County Sheriff’s Office this evening. We also appreciate the patience and understanding of our families as we worked to gather accurate information before providing this update.
Safety remains our highest priority, and we appreciate everyone’s partnership in keeping our schools safe.
NCPS Families,
At approximately 5:00 p.m. this evening, we were made aware of a potentially threatening statement reportedly made verbally and then shared by students through the Discord app. The statement was made by a student earlier today.
At this time, we do not have additional information to share. Nottoway County Public Schools is working closely with the Nottoway County Sheriff’s Office as they investigate the reported statement and any potential connection to Nottoway High School.
We understand that information of this nature can cause concern for our families. We are taking this report seriously and will continue to work with law enforcement as additional information becomes available.
We will provide an update to families once we receive additional information from the Sheriff’s Office.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as this matter is investigated.
~Dr. Martin
NCPS Families,
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining safe and prepared schools, Nottoway County Public Schools will conduct a lockdown drill at our schools this week.
Virginia law requires schools to conduct four lockdown drills each school year. Two drills must occur during the first 20 school days, including one during September. Two additional drills are conducted during the remainder of the school year, including one during January.
During a lockdown drill, students and staff follow established procedures to secure classrooms and other areas of the building and remain in place until directed otherwise.
Please remember that the lockdown drill occurring this week is a practice exercise and not an actual emergency. The purpose of the drill is to provide students and staff an opportunity to practice established safety procedures and ensure everyone understands what to do should an actual emergency occur.
Our administrators and staff work to conduct all safety drills in an age-appropriate and organized manner while minimizing disruption to instruction.
We appreciate the continued support of our families as we work together to keep our schools safe, prepared, and informed.
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining safe and prepared schools, Nottoway County Public Schools will conduct a lockdown drill at our schools this week.
Virginia law requires schools to conduct four lockdown drills each school year. Two drills must occur during the first 20 school days, including one during September. Two additional drills are conducted during the remainder of the school year, including one during January.
During a lockdown drill, students and staff follow established procedures to secure classrooms and other areas of the building and remain in place until directed otherwise.
Please remember that the lockdown drill occurring this week is a practice exercise and not an actual emergency. The purpose of the drill is to provide students and staff an opportunity to practice established safety procedures and ensure everyone understands what to do should an actual emergency occur.
Our administrators and staff work to conduct all safety drills in an age-appropriate and organized manner while minimizing disruption to instruction.
We appreciate the continued support of our families as we work together to keep our schools safe, prepared, and informed.
Friendly reminder about ALL NCPS Athletic Events.
As we continue our fall athletic season, we want our home athletic events to be safe, positive, and enjoyable for our students, families, staff, and guests. Please help us by following these expectations at all NCPS athletic events:
--Parents/guardians are responsible for supervising their children and should arrange appropriate transportation immediately following events.
--Students should not be dropped off at athletic events without appropriate supervision.
--NCPS administrators reserve the right to remove anyone displaying inappropriate, disruptive, or unsafe behavior.
--All NCPS property is tobacco- and vape-free, including parking lots.
--Individuals believed to be under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other substances will be denied entry or removed.
--Clear bags are required at home athletic events.
--No pets are permitted at athletic events. Only registered service animals are allowed.
--Please demonstrate good sportsmanship and respect our student-athletes, coaches, officials, staff, and fellow spectators.
Our athletic events are an extension of our schools, and we appreciate everyone doing their part to create an environment that represents Nottoway well.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support of our students and athletic programs.
We Are Nottoway — Committed to Excellence!
As we continue our fall athletic season, we want our home athletic events to be safe, positive, and enjoyable for our students, families, staff, and guests. Please help us by following these expectations at all NCPS athletic events:
--Parents/guardians are responsible for supervising their children and should arrange appropriate transportation immediately following events.
--Students should not be dropped off at athletic events without appropriate supervision.
--NCPS administrators reserve the right to remove anyone displaying inappropriate, disruptive, or unsafe behavior.
--All NCPS property is tobacco- and vape-free, including parking lots.
--Individuals believed to be under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other substances will be denied entry or removed.
--Clear bags are required at home athletic events.
--No pets are permitted at athletic events. Only registered service animals are allowed.
--Please demonstrate good sportsmanship and respect our student-athletes, coaches, officials, staff, and fellow spectators.
Our athletic events are an extension of our schools, and we appreciate everyone doing their part to create an environment that represents Nottoway well.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support of our students and athletic programs.
We Are Nottoway — Committed to Excellence!
Check out our September Storytime with Dr. Martin!
Enjoy!
https://app.screencastify.com/watch/OVuabXLiCYdmM1MKJIFP
Your Voice Matters!
Nottoway County Public Schools values families as important partners in student success. As part of our Title I program, we are asking families to share feedback about communication, family engagement, student support, and ways we can better partner with you.
Your responses will help us plan family engagement activities, provide resources for families, and strengthen the connection between home and school.
The survey should take approximately 5 minutes to complete.
Thank you for helping us continue Leveling Up Together!
https://forms.gle/t2HdzH3GfmF93EFHA
On Friday, September 11, we invite all NCPS students and staff to wear RED, WHITE & BLUE as we remember the lives lost, honor the heroes, and recognize the courage, service, and unity shown on September 11, 2001.
❤️🤍💙 We remember. We honor. We serve.
❤️🤍💙 We remember. We honor. We serve.
