Office on Youth will be hosting this FREE seminar which will be held in person at Rosenwald Community Center on Tuesday, December 9, 5:30 – 8:30 pm. Office on Youth will consider a Zoom option for parents on a case-by-case basis. Food and childcare will be available.
Registration is open at https://www.officeonyouth.com/parenting-classes or by phone at 540-942-6757
Registration is open at https://www.officeonyouth.com/parenting-classes or by phone at 540-942-6757
Our Theme Day will be tomorrow, Tuesday, November 18th, Thanksgiving Icon Day. The vocabulary word is CORNUCOPIA.
A fond farewell and big congratulations! 💙 We are excited to celebrate Mrs. Rachel Henry's promotion to Assistant Principal at Westwood Elementary. We will miss her greatly and we know she'll continue to shine and make a difference at her new school. She will always be a part of our Wayne Hills community! Join us in wishing her well on her new journey.💙
We wrapped up our final day of grandparents/grandfriends lunch and our hearts are full. Thank you for being our special guests who joined us this week! Your hugs, smiles and company made our little learners feel extra loved. We appreciate you! Have a great weekend.
We had an amazing first day of our grandparent and grandfriend lunch today. Thanks to all for participating and making it so special! 💕
Our Theme Day next week will be Tuesday, November 18th, Thanksgiving Icon Day. The vocabulary word is CORNUCOPIA.
🚲 Ready to Ride!
Check out how students go from wobbly first pedals to confident riders in this inspiring look at our school-based bike education program. Kids learn balance, braking, signaling, and street safety — all supported by schools, volunteers, and city partners working together for safer routes.
If you believe kids deserve safe, fun ways to get around, this video is for you! 💙
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6VtI-DyZQs
Check out how students go from wobbly first pedals to confident riders in this inspiring look at our school-based bike education program. Kids learn balance, braking, signaling, and street safety — all supported by schools, volunteers, and city partners working together for safer routes.
If you believe kids deserve safe, fun ways to get around, this video is for you! 💙
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6VtI-DyZQs
Join the Open House event to help shape Waynesboro's comprehensive plan, called Waynesboro Together, on Wednesday, November 19th, at Waynesboro High School!
💙❤️Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 11th is Veterans Day. The vocabulary word will be VETERAN.💙❤️
Happy School Psychology Week! 🧠✨
Thank you to our school psychologists, Ms. Gilbert, Ms. Hutcherson, Ms. Bauman and Ms. Minton for the care, expertise, and support you bring to our schools every day. We are grateful for you!
#SchoolPsychsRock #WPSStrong
💙❤️Our next Theme Day will be Tuesday, November 11th, Veterans Day. The vocabulary word will be VETERAN.💙❤️
Virginia has enacted protections to support SNAP recipients. 🛒
If you or someone you know has questions, please visit DSS.virginia.gov or contact your local Department of Social Services office for assistance.
If you or someone you know has questions, please visit DSS.virginia.gov or contact your local Department of Social Services office for assistance.
The next regular meeting of the Waynesboro School Board will be Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at 6pm at Central Office 301 Pine Ave.
The votes are in! 🎉Congratulations to our Pumpkin Decorating Contest winners!
🌟 Facebook Favorite: Rainbow Fish, which was created by Morgan Cundiff and Aimee Grahame — what a beautiful, shimmering creation!
🚂 Kids’ Choice Award: Thomas the Train, which was created by Bree Huffman and Kristen Clements — our PreK students loved this train engine!
Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun, voted, and celebrated our staff’s creativity. What a wonderful way to connect books, art, and a little Halloween magic! 🎃📚
🌟 Facebook Favorite: Rainbow Fish, which was created by Morgan Cundiff and Aimee Grahame — what a beautiful, shimmering creation!
🚂 Kids’ Choice Award: Thomas the Train, which was created by Bree Huffman and Kristen Clements — our PreK students loved this train engine!
Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun, voted, and celebrated our staff’s creativity. What a wonderful way to connect books, art, and a little Halloween magic! 🎃📚
Today, Wednesday, October 29, 2025, Bus 696 (serving William Perry, KCMS, and WHS) will be approximately 30 minutes late for both the morning and afternoon routes.
Also, Bus 626, (serving Wayne Hills Preschool Center) will be approximately 30 minutes late for both the morning and afternoon routes.
Finally, Bus 621 (serving KCMS and WHS) will be approximately 30 minutes late for both the morning and afternoon routes.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
Thank you.
Also, Bus 626, (serving Wayne Hills Preschool Center) will be approximately 30 minutes late for both the morning and afternoon routes.
Finally, Bus 621 (serving KCMS and WHS) will be approximately 30 minutes late for both the morning and afternoon routes.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
Thank you.
🎃📚It's pumpkin season at Wayne Hills! We've decorated pumpkins inspired by beloved book characters and have loved seeing all the characters come to life in such fun and creative ways!
Please take a look through all our pumpkins on Facebook and vote by LIKING the pumpkin that makes you smile! The pumpkin with the most "LIKES" will be our winner. We will count on Friday, October 31st. Happy voting and happy reading! 🎃📚
🎃⚠️Happy Monday! This week, we will have Costume Day on Friday 10/31. It's always a fun day, and please remember these rules below regarding appropriate costumes at school. As a reminder, masks and toy weapons are not permitted. 🎃⚠️
💙 Thank You, Waynesboro! 💙
Waynesboro Public Schools is deeply grateful for the outpouring of support following the recent Forum on Teen Homelessness, @Building Bridges For The Greater Good
Our community’s compassion and willingness to help make a real difference for our students in need. 🫶
If you’d like to donate, items most needed include:
🧦 Socks
👕 Underwear
🧴 Laundry detergent
🩸 Feminine care supplies
…or any essentials you’re able to provide.
📩 For more information or to coordinate a donation, please contact:
Ryan Barber, Assistant Superintendent
📧 rbarber@waynesboro.k12.va.us
📞 540-946-4600
Waynesboro Public Schools is deeply grateful for the outpouring of support following the recent Forum on Teen Homelessness, @Building Bridges For The Greater Good
Our community’s compassion and willingness to help make a real difference for our students in need. 🫶
If you’d like to donate, items most needed include:
🧦 Socks
👕 Underwear
🧴 Laundry detergent
🩸 Feminine care supplies
…or any essentials you’re able to provide.
📩 For more information or to coordinate a donation, please contact:
Ryan Barber, Assistant Superintendent
📧 rbarber@waynesboro.k12.va.us
📞 540-946-4600
Good afternoon!
Today, Thursday, October 23, 2025, students who normally ride Bus 626 (yellow bus) will arrive home approximately 20–30 minutes later than usual. They will be riding Bus 677 or Bus 610 this afternoon.
Tomorrow morning, Friday, October 24, students who ride Bus 626 will be picked up approximately 30–40 minutes later than usual by Bus 677. Tomorrow afternoon’s routes will be the same as today, with students split between Buses 677 and 610 and be approx 20-30 mins late.
Thank you so much for your patience and understanding as we adjust routes to ensure all students arrive safely.
Tomorrow's Theme Thursday is Pajama Day, and the vocabulary word is COMPASSION. See you all tomorrow for a comfy, cozy Thursday!
