Please see CCPS VDOE Cut Score letter.
Purpose
The Employee of the Month program is designed to recognize and celebrate staff who demonstrate exceptional dedication, professionalism, and a positive impact on our school community. By highlighting their contributions, we aim to foster a culture of appreciation, motivate excellence, and showcase the vital role employees play in the success of Craig County Public Schools.
Nominations are open to all staff members and they are encouraged to submit nominations for colleagues whose performance reflects dedication and has a positive impact on students, coworkers, and the broader school community. Specifically, employees are nominated for embodying our core values:
Excellence
Accountability
Collaboration
Integrity
Our September Employee of the Month is a recent addition to the CCPS family, but has already made a lasting impact. This person has quickly made a significant and positive impact on our school community. Their leadership, professionalism, and steadfast commitment to both students and staff are evident in every aspect of his work. Whether supporting instruction, mentoring students, or ensuring smooth daily operations, this person exemplifies the values of excellence, integrity, and dedication that define our district. Their approachable nature, consistent presence at school events, and genuine care for fostering a positive and supportive school culture have strengthened the Rocket community.
Craig County Public Schools is proud to announce Mr. Dave Dunstan as our September Employee of the Month. His hard work and unwavering commitment to our mission are greatly appreciated and do not go unnoticed. We are proud to have him as an integral member of our team. Thank you, Mr. Dunstan!
The Employee of the Month program is designed to recognize and celebrate staff who demonstrate exceptional dedication, professionalism, and a positive impact on our school community. By highlighting their contributions, we aim to foster a culture of appreciation, motivate excellence, and showcase the vital role employees play in the success of Craig County Public Schools.
Nominations are open to all staff members and they are encouraged to submit nominations for colleagues whose performance reflects dedication and has a positive impact on students, coworkers, and the broader school community. Specifically, employees are nominated for embodying our core values:
Excellence
Accountability
Collaboration
Integrity
Our September Employee of the Month is a recent addition to the CCPS family, but has already made a lasting impact. This person has quickly made a significant and positive impact on our school community. Their leadership, professionalism, and steadfast commitment to both students and staff are evident in every aspect of his work. Whether supporting instruction, mentoring students, or ensuring smooth daily operations, this person exemplifies the values of excellence, integrity, and dedication that define our district. Their approachable nature, consistent presence at school events, and genuine care for fostering a positive and supportive school culture have strengthened the Rocket community.
Craig County Public Schools is proud to announce Mr. Dave Dunstan as our September Employee of the Month. His hard work and unwavering commitment to our mission are greatly appreciated and do not go unnoticed. We are proud to have him as an integral member of our team. Thank you, Mr. Dunstan!
✨ Craig County Public Schools at the Fall Festival! ✨
CCPS had an amazing day celebrating our community at the Fall Festival! 🍁 A huge thank you to our Culinary students and Mrs. Cox for the delicious baked goods that were a big hit, and to our Choir, directed by Mrs. Schulke, for their wonderful performance that filled the day with music and school spirit. 🎶💙
We’re so proud to see our students representing Craig County Public Schools with talent, teamwork, and pride! 🦅💛💙
CCPS had an amazing day celebrating our community at the Fall Festival! 🍁 A huge thank you to our Culinary students and Mrs. Cox for the delicious baked goods that were a big hit, and to our Choir, directed by Mrs. Schulke, for their wonderful performance that filled the day with music and school spirit. 🎶💙
We’re so proud to see our students representing Craig County Public Schools with talent, teamwork, and pride! 🦅💛💙
🎉 What a night to remember at Craig County High School! 🎉
👑 Homecoming Court | Pep Rally | Big Win 🏈
Last Friday, we honored our 2025 Homecoming Court—cheers to the queen, king, and all the royals representing school pride and spirit. 💫
The pep rally was 🔥 — with electric energy that only “Blue & White” can bring. (Shoutout to our cheerleaders)
Then came the game. Our Rockets brought the heat and won big in front of a packed home crowd. 🥳
Congratulations to:
The Homecoming Court 👑
Our student leaders and pep rally participants
The football team and coaching staff
Every student, parent, alum, and fan who came out to show support!
👑 Homecoming Court | Pep Rally | Big Win 🏈
Last Friday, we honored our 2025 Homecoming Court—cheers to the queen, king, and all the royals representing school pride and spirit. 💫
The pep rally was 🔥 — with electric energy that only “Blue & White” can bring. (Shoutout to our cheerleaders)
Then came the game. Our Rockets brought the heat and won big in front of a packed home crowd. 🥳
Congratulations to:
The Homecoming Court 👑
Our student leaders and pep rally participants
The football team and coaching staff
Every student, parent, alum, and fan who came out to show support!
🎉 Big Shout Out! 👩🍳💙
Mrs. Cox and our awesome Culinary students showed up to the Fall Festival ready to impress — and they sure did! 🍪🧁
They represented our school with pride, serving up homemade baked goods that were just as sweet as their smiles. 💛
We love seeing our students and staff sharing their talents with the community — way to go, Culinary Crew! 🙌
Mrs. Cox and our awesome Culinary students showed up to the Fall Festival ready to impress — and they sure did! 🍪🧁
They represented our school with pride, serving up homemade baked goods that were just as sweet as their smiles. 💛
We love seeing our students and staff sharing their talents with the community — way to go, Culinary Crew! 🙌
Just a reminder that Craig County Public Schools will dismiss early on Friday, October 10th at 1:30 pm.
The October School Board Meeting has been rescheduled to its original date, October 14, 2025, at 6:00 PM in the CCHS auditorium.
🎨 Nothing like a little sunshine to spark creativity! ☀️
Mrs. Frazier's art students had a blast expressing themselves during their Outdoor Art Project.
We love seeing all the creativity happening across CCPS! 💙 Keep shining, creating, and inspiring! 🌟🎨
Mrs. Frazier's art students had a blast expressing themselves during their Outdoor Art Project.
We love seeing all the creativity happening across CCPS! 💙 Keep shining, creating, and inspiring! 🌟🎨
Wig & Hat Day- Spirit Week #2
Wig & Hat Day for Spirit Week #1
Homecoming Spirit Week- Rhyme Without Reason
The October meeting of the Craig County School Board has been rescheduled to October 21, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the CCHS auditorium.
25-26 CCPS School Bus Safety
Please see attached letter regarding Chromebook usage. Thank you!
Bus 1 and 2 are currently running 10-15 minutes behind schedule this morning. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
This is a reminder that Craig County Public Schools will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2025, in observance of Labor Day. Additionally, the September meeting of the Craig County School Board has been rescheduled to September 4, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the CCHS auditorium.
Good Evening,
To the parents of students in grades 5, 6, and 7, please be on the lookout for a letter from Dr. Wheeler addressing a change to the Social Studies curriculum. The letter was sent home with your child today. Additionally, a copy of this letter may be found on our CCPS website.
Sincerely,
Dr. Wheeler
To the parents of students in grades 5, 6, and 7, please be on the lookout for a letter from Dr. Wheeler addressing a change to the Social Studies curriculum. The letter was sent home with your child today. Additionally, a copy of this letter may be found on our CCPS website.
Sincerely,
Dr. Wheeler
CCPS students in grades Preschool through 12 will participate in a lock down drill during the week of August 25 through 29, 2025. This is a routine drill. Thank you!
Bus 3 is currently running 10 to 15 minutes behind schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Students on bus 5 may experience a minor delay this afternoon due to an accident at Limestone Bluff along Route 311. We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.