Alleghany Highlands Public Schools

Alleghany High School’s Sophia Mundy was one of 26 high school seniors from across the United States who attended a unique experiential learning program at Virginia Tech this summer.

Data and experience with school meals programs in the State of Virginia have led to conclusions that are virtually undeniable.

Adalynn Gibson, a fifth grader at Jeter-Watson Elementary School, has become the first winner from Alleghany Highlands Public Schools in Reading Makes Cents, a statewide reading program for students in kindergarten through eighth grade focusing on financial concepts.

Alleghany Highlands Public Schools will join a nationwide effort in September to celebrate attendance awareness. The campaign will focus on reducing chronic absenteeism in the new school year.

Kristin Vass has been named nurse manager for the Alleghany Highlands Public Schools Division.

CTE Courses Provide a Valuable Experience for 2024 AHS Graduate Orchid Tucker.

On August 6, the New College Institute CyberSAFE car visited Alleghany Highlands Public Schools. The car’s visit was courtesy of Dr. Ken Russell, New College Institute Chief Innovation Officer and Teh-Way Lee, NCI Director of Technology Integration. Essentially, the specially-wrapped car carries a moving computer network they can take to schools in the Commonwealth area to give them the experience of a cyberattack in real time without compromising their systems.

LOW MOOR — Alleghany Highlands Public Schools is changing traffic patterns at three of its schools to provide safer and more efficient drop-offs and pick-ups of students.

Alleghany Highlands Public Schools is among five school divisions that received top honors in the 2024 Virginia School Boards Association Food for Thought Competition.

AHPS has acquired new textbooks for certain subject areas to support learning.