Nottoway High School

Prom will be held at Fort Barfoot this year on May 11, 2024 Student’s school dues must be paid and up to date in order to attend. The cost for school dues is $10 per year. Please see Ms. Langhorne in the office if you have any questions. The cost for prom is $10 per person All payments are due by April 15th. This includes dues as well. All outside guest forms are due on April 15th as well by 3:00 PM Anyone in the vehicle will need an ID that can be scanned in order to enter Fort Barfoot. A school ID will not be accepted. If your student does not have an ID that can be scanned, they can go to the DMV to receive one. The cost is between $8-$10. If further clarification is needed, please call the high school and speak with Ms. Langhorne.

Good evening, this message is to inform you that Nottoway High School will be conducting the Work Keys Writing Test from March 26th to March 29th. The students who are eligible to take this test are 10th graders who are currently enrolled in English 10, as well as all 11th graders who need to pass the Writing SOL test.

Our school app keeps getting better and better! If you haven't signed up for Rooms, our parent-teacher communication platform, you should be receiving an invite via text today for phone number login! After you sign up, don't forget to download the school app and click Rooms in the bottom right-hand corner to communicate with your child's teacher! Download for Android https://bit.ly/3n03g2I Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3FwHha2

Herff Jones will be at NHS on Thursday, March 21st from 11:00 to 4:00 for Senior deliveries.

SENIORS: Due to the weather today we were not able to take our senior picture. We will be rescheduling for Monday March 18th. At 2:30 we will take our senior picture in the shape of #24 at the stadium. Afternoon VOTC will to the Technical Center and return early. Wear maroon and gold if possible.

Rayna Aranzamendez, a Junior at Nottoway High School, placed first for the Poetry category of the Inaugural SVCC Poetry and Art Contest sponsored by the SVCC, held in Chase City May 13th. Rayna will represent our region for the Poetry category, at the State competition to be held in Northern Virginia either on April 5 or April 6.

SENIORS: Just a reminder, we will be taking the senior picture in the shape of #24 today at 2:30 in the stadium. Afternoon VOTC will to the Technical Center and return early.

Good afternoon, The Senior class picture in the shape of #24 will be taken Friday at 2:30 at the stadium weather permitting, this is a change. A good number of Seniors will not be here on Thursday afternoon so we are moving the date.

Registration for Pre- Kindergarten and Kindergarten will be held March 13th and 14th from 8:30am until 2:30pm each day. Registration occurs at BPS & CPS. We can't wait for your child to join NCPS for the 24-25 school year.

Monday, March 11th. we will be taking makeups for Senior Cap and Gown pictures. Thursday, March 14th Seniors will be taking the senior class picture in the shape of #24. This will be in the stadium bleachers at 2:30.

NHS Families This message is to inform you about our upcoming lockdown drill. During the drill, students and staff will practice procedures for securing classrooms and staying safe until the all-clear signal is given. We want to reassure you that this is a routine practice and not a cause for alarm. Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our school community safe.

Prom will be held at Fort Barfoot this year on May 11, 2024 Student’s school dues must be paid and up to date in order to attend. The cost for school dues is $10 per year. Please see Ms. Langhorne in the office if you have any questions. The cost for prom is $10 per person All payments are due by April 15th. This includes dues as well. All outside guest forms are due on April 15th as well by 3:00 PM Anyone in the vehicle will need an ID that can be scanned in order to enter Fort Barfoot. A school ID will not be accepted. If your student does not have an ID that can be scanned, they can go to the DMV to receive one. The cost is between $8-$10. If further clarification is needed, please call the high school and speak with Ms. Langhorne.

Registration for Pre- Kindergarten and Kindergarten will be held March 13th and 14th from 8:30am until 2:30pm each day. Registration occurs at BPS & CPS. We can't wait for your child to join NCPS for the 24-25 school year.

Monday March 11th. Senior Make up Cap and Gown pictures. Thursday March 14th Senior #24 picture. This will be in the stadium bleachers at 2:30

We can't wait to see you on March 18th at 6:00pm- Nottoway Complex Auditorium for our Family University. Come and learn how to help your children with homework, understand career choices, and learn health and wellness tips! Childcare will be available. All families are invited to attend.

Seniors and Families - Need help with completing the extremely confusing FAFSA? If so, then you will want to attend FAFSA night at Nottoway High School on Monday, March 4 from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Financial Aid reps will be available to help seniors and their families complete the FAFSA form required for financial aid. You can arrive at anytime from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. The senior and parent/guardian must have a FAFSA ID to complete the FAFSA. Seniors must also know their SS#.

CORRECTION to last post. Senior make ups for cap and gown pictures will be March 11th not May.

Senior pictures will be tomorrow February 21th. Young ladies need to wear a low neck top and young men are asked to wear a button up top with a black tie. If they do not have one the photographer will provide the fake collar that was used for rising senior portraits. Make up pictures will be Monday, May 11th.

Cap and Gown Pictures Wednesday, February 21st our Seniors will be taking cap and gown pictures. Seniors will be called down by their homerooms throughout the day.

28 Nottoway High School students recently successfully demonstrated their knowledge of livestock operations and have completed a CTE Certification in Animal Science. The specific areas include anatomy and physiology, health and nutrition, breeding plans, harvesting, and management. They have also gained experience in building trades that will help sustain these operations. Congratulations to Mr. Scialdo and his Agriculture students. Pictured left to right: Educator, Mr. John Scialdo, Spencer Lewis, Jasmine Hudson, Alexis Martin, Adriana Twiford, Karrson Lee, Mason Blanton, Caleb Tolbert, Ameyah Walton, Myiesha Archer-Meredith. Not pictured: Kathren German, Hunter Bryant, Jacob Cottee, Aiden Fazio, Titiyanna Lawson, Noah Rowell, Caleb Tolbert, Andrew Schutt, Amya Yates, Aychasia Boyd, Luke Clements, Avery Cliborne, Saveyon Cousins, Amir Fitzgerald, Braylon Fuller, Jamiyra Haskins, Taniyah Satterwhite, Eli Skinner, Nia Panniel, and Skylar Nelson.