Recent News

IWCS will honor Retirees and Teacher of the Year on May 23. Please click for additional information if you are interested in attending the celebration.

To address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on students' educational progress and well-being, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced in March 2023 the availability of $30 million in Learning Acceleration Grants to be used for qualifying education services.

The training enhanced their knowledge of governance, school finance, teaching and learning, budget management, and communication.

Continue reading if you have a typically developing 3-4 year old child.

Congratulations to all Honor Roll students on your outstanding academic performance for the 3rd quarter! Honor Roll Lists have been sent to the local papers and are posted on the IWCS website.
https://www.iwcs.k12.va.us/apps/pages/honor_roll

Isle of Wight County Schools is seeking community and parental involvement to serve as a part of a Vulnerability and Threat Assessment Team.

The IWCS summer school program will provide students with the opportunity to take a new course during the summer for high school credit--Health & PE 9, Health & PE 10, Economics & Personal Finance. This will open-up their schedule during the school year and give them more flexibility to take advanced classes (AP, Dual Enrollment), add additional electives or participate in regional programs (Governor’s Schools). The tuition-based program will be delivered in an online format and will be facilitated by an IWCS teacher. Students must have access to the internet outside of school. Registration Deadline is June 16.

IWCS is selling several surplus vehicles through public auction. To view the online auction site, visit https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/all,va/list/current?orgid=94380

Each school year the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is required to report to the U.S. Department of Education the "Percent of parents with a child receiving special education services who report that schools facilitated parent involvement as a means of improving services and results for children with disabilities."

Isle of Wight County Schools is required by law to assess the needs of our school system in Title I, II and IV federal programs. A Title I, II and IV Needs Assessment survey is being made available to various stakeholders throughout the division, including employees, all parents, middle school and high school students, and community members to obtain feedback on perceived priorities that are either partially or fully funded by one of the previously mentioned grants.
As part of that assessment, the division needs your input to help plan and design these programs for next year. Please click the link below to complete a brief survey on the importance of various ideas and initiatives on your child's educational experience. The survey will close at 4:30 pm on Monday, April 24.

Enjoy your spring break!