Make a difference every day. ❤️ Powhatan County Public Schools is hiring special education teachers to help support, empower, and inspire our students. We’re looking for educators who are passionate about helping every learner grow and succeed in a supportive school community. If you – or someone you know – may be interested, visit the PCPS Careers page to learn more and apply. Join Team Powhatan and help make an impact that lasts far beyond the classroom. 🧡🖤
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3 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Flier with megaphone graphic. Text: We are hiring special education teachers. Powhatan County Public Schools. Apply now. For More Information, visit: https://powhatan.schoolspring.com/

We want to once again congratulate Paula Duncan on being recognized as a Virginia Teacher of the Year finalist. Representing Powhatan County Public Schools at the state level is an incredible accomplishment, and we are so proud of the impact she continues to make on students and education. We love seeing moments like this as Mrs. Duncan connected with state leaders and fellow educators during the recognition events. She had the opportunity to meet Governor Abigail Spanberger, First Gentleman Adam Spanberger, Secretary of Education Jeffery Smith, and Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction Lisa Coons during the recognition event celebrating educators from across the Commonwealth. Thank you, Mrs. Duncan, for the dedication, care, and leadership you bring to your students and school community each day.
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3 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Three women and two men pose for a photo. The woman in the middle holds a plaque and a certificate.
Looking for a career that’s both cool and rewarding? ❄️🔥 Powhatan County Public Schools is hiring an HVAC teacher to help students learn the ins and outs of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning while preparing for future careers in the trades. If you’re ready to bring the energy to the next generation of skilled professionals, visit the Careers page on the PCPS website to learn more.
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4 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Graphic of a megaphone. Text: we are hiring. HVAC TEACHER. Powhatan County Public Schools. For More Information.... https://powhatan.schoolspring.com/
We already shared coverage from local news stations highlighting Powhatan High School’s Military Signing Day on Tuesday. As promised, we also wanted to share some photos from this special event. Military Signing Day recognized students who have chosen to serve our country through military enlistment after graduation. Surrounded by family, friends, staff, and community members, students celebrated an important milestone and the next step in their journey. We’re proud of these young men and women and grateful for their commitment to service.
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4 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Six high school students pose for a photo in front of a Powhatan Indians backdrop.
High school students stand for the pledge of allegiance at a military signing day ceremony.
JROTC cadets bring the flags in to present the colors at a military signing day ceremony.
A military service member stands behind a student signing a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A student signs a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A student signs a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A student signs a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A military service member talks about a student who will be signing a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A military service member stands behind a student signing a letter of intent at a military signing day ceremony.
A man stands behind a podium and speaks to a group onstage at a military signing day ceremony.
Powhatan High School celebrated Career and Workforce Development Signing Day last week to recognize students as they took the next step toward their futures. Fifteen students signed letters of intent across a variety of fields, including electricity, building trades, agriculture mechanics and fabrication, cosmetology, and JROTC. Some students committed directly to employers, while others signed with universities as part of their continued education and service plans. The event highlighted the meaningful connections students have built with employers and postsecondary opportunities as they prepare for life after graduation. PHS was also excited to welcome alumnus Nathan Poe, Class of 2019, as this year’s guest speaker. Congratulations to all of the students recognized during this special event.
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4 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A group of students pose together for a photo at a high school career and workforce development signing day.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man stands behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man stands behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man stands behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man stands behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man stands behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. Two men behind him.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A woman stands behind her..
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man and a woman stand behind her.
A student holds up a piece of paper and poses at a high school career and workforce development signing day. A man and a woman stand behind her.
Looking for a way to make an impact in our schools? Powhatan County Public Schools is hiring for a variety of positions across the division. Whether you’re interested in working directly with students or supporting behind the scenes, there are opportunities to be part of our team. Check out the current openings and learn more about how to apply by going to the division’s homepage and clicking on Careers.
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5 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Hiring pamphlet sharing what positions PCPS is hiring for. Visit the division homepage and click on Careers to apply.
Powhatan County Public Schools is hiring a bookkeeper. If you’re interested in supporting our schools through financial operations, we encourage you to apply. Follow the link in the graphic or visit the PCPS homepage and click on Careers to learn more.

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6 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Photo of a yellow chair. Text: Powhatan County Public Schools. We are hiring! BOOKKEEPER For More Information.... https://powhatan.schoolspring.com/
As technology continues to evolve, so do the questions families are asking. Join our Student Services team for this month’s Powhatan Strong: Family Connection Series session. With “Keeping Our Kids Socially & Academically Grounded in an AI World,” the session will include a presentation and time for questions, offering practical insight for supporting your child. The virtual session will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 14. The Google Meet link is on the flier or
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6 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Flier with the following: PCPS logo, QR code. Text: Keeping Our Kids Socially & Academically Grounded in an AI World Thursday, May 14 Each month, PCPS’s Student Services team holds important discussions on topics that matter to you and your child. Each session includes a short presentation and time to ask questions. Scan here or visit https://meet.google.com/jub-bboh-fhc 2:00 PM Virtual
Art, ideas, and a lot of creativity – our AP Art students are ready to share the work they’ve been creating. Fifteen Powhatan High School artists will each showcase a series of pieces built around their own personal themes. The public is invited to stop by, check out their work, and see the different directions their creativity has taken them. The AP Art Exhibition will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 14 at Powhatan War Memorial Cultural Arts & Community Center, 2375 Skaggs Road. Refreshments will be available, and Artist Awards will be announced at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free.
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11 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Flier featuring student artwork. Text: Powhatan High School visual Arts. AP Art Exhibition open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Thursday, May 14, 2026, 6-8 pm. Powhatan War Memorial Cultural Arts & Community Center, 2375 Skaggs Rd, Powhatan, Va. 23139. 15 Powhatan High School AP Art students will each exhibit a series of artworks based on a personal theme. Artist Awards will be presented at 7:30.
Fifth grades at Pocahontas Elementary found a thoughtful way to give back to staff last week. With support from Ms. Brooks and Mrs. Henderson, students created a “refresh bar” for teachers and staff as a way to show appreciation for all they do. Families donated supplies and drinks, and Chick-fil-A contributed tea to help make it possible. Staff members could also choose a tiny new pet and accompanying positive message. More than just a kind gesture, the project gave students a chance to learn about gratitude, service, and the impact of giving back to their school community.
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13 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Staff members make drinks at a refresh station created by students.
A staff member makes a drink at a refresh station created by students.
A staff member makes a drink at a refresh station created by students.
A staff member makes a drink at a refresh station created by students.
Staff members make drinks at a refresh station created by students.
A staff member holds up a tiny plastic pet while other staff make drinks at a refresh station created by students.
A teacher greets a student in a classroom full of other students.
Arefresh station created by students for staff members. A sign on the walls says: hydration station. pop by for a refreshment.
A teacher holding a drink poses with a student.
A staff member makes a drink at a refresh station created by students.
Happy Earth Day! 🌎 PCPS STEM and Powhatan High School’s Planeteers Club joined the Powhatan County Earth Day Celebration held Friday in the Village, and students and staff had a wonderful time. The two groups hosted booths filled with hands-on “make and take” activities, helping visitors of all ages learn more about caring for our planet in creative ways. We appreciate the opportunity to celebrate Earth Day and connect with our community! 🧡🖤
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19 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A group of teens and adults pose for a photo.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
A family visits a booth at an Eartyh Day Festival.
Earlier this semester, second graders in Mrs. Ford’s class at Pocahontas Elementary built three-dimensional shapes using marshmallows and toothpicks while discussing key attributes like angles, sides, and vertices. From cubes to pyramids, they explored a variety of shapes. The octagon proved to be one of the trickiest! 🧡🖤
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19 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Students use marshmallows and toothpicks to build geometric shapes.
A student uses marshmallows and toothpicks to build a geometric shape.
A student and a teacher use marshmallows and toothpicks to build geometric shapes.
Students use marshmallows and toothpicks to build geometric shapes.
Detective Hylton and Detective Joyner from the Powhatan Sheriff’s Office recently led cybersecurity assemblies for fifth graders at all three elementary schools focused on digital safety and online behavior. The sessions aimed to help students navigate the digital world securely by teaching them to protect their personal information and critically evaluate the content they see online. The detectives covered a wide range of vital topics, including cyberbullying, the realities of artificial intelligence (AI), identity theft, and social media behavior and security. A common thread ran through all of the topics – being careful about what they share because the internet is forever.
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20 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A detective speaks to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly. Many of the students are raising their hands.
A detective speaks to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
Detectives speak to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
Detectives speak to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
A group of students listed to detectives speak about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
Detectives speak to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
Detectives speak to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
A detective speaks to a group of students about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
A group of students listed to detectives speak about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
A group of students listed to detectives speak about cybersecurity in a school assdembly.
Dive under the sea with us! 🐚✨
These cast members are bringing the magic of Disney’s The Little Mermaid to life on the PHS stage, and you won’t want to miss it. From shimmering costumes to show-stopping numbers, this production is sure to make waves all weekend long.
Join us in the PHS auditorium:
7:00 p.m. on Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25
2:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26
Tickets are $10 at the door or online at gofan. co by searching for Powhatan High School.
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20 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Eighteen teenagers dressed in costume as the cast of The Little Mermaid pose on a stage for a cast photo.
Make a splash this weekend with Powhatan High School Theatre’s production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid! Mark your calendar and get ready for an unforgettable show filled with music, talent, and a whole lot of fun under the sea. Four performances will be held in the PHS auditorium: 7:00 p.m. on Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25; 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26. Tickets are $10 at the door or online at gofan .co by searching for Powhatan High School.
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21 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Flier promoting theater production with a mermaid and nautical graphics. Text: PHS presents Disney's The Little Mermaid. April 24 at 7 pm; April 25 at 2 and 7 pm; and April 26 at 2 pm. PHS auditorium. Tickets $10 at the door or online at gofan.co
Kindergarteners in Miss Stimpson’s class at Pocahontas Elementary were busy building their literacy skills through engaging stations on Wednesday. Students rotated through activities like a writing station focused on bugs, a “popcorn” game to practice letter sounds, a write-the-room activity with targeted sounds, and a digraph sort. We love how many different approaches you can take to engage students and strengthen early reading and writing skills! 🧡🖤
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24 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Students hard at work in a literacty station in class.
Students hard at work in a literacty station in class.
Students hard at work in a literacty station in class.
A student hard at work in a literacty station in class.
🌱 🌿 🍃 The first day of the Powhatan High School Annual Spring Plant Sale is almost in the books, and it was truly amazing! 🌾 🌸 🌼 Thank you to everyone who came out and supported the program by purchasing plants. The sale continues in the PHS Greenhouse from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday April 17, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 18. Take Judes Ferry Road to Old Church Road. Turn by the tennis courts and follow the road to the greenhouse behind the school. Cash or Check only. All sales benefit the PHS FFA and Horticulture programs.
The plant updated list is in the comments with the items that have sold out marked off. For questions, contact emilee.meinhard@powhatan.k12.va.us.
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25 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A woman and child browse plants at a plant sale.
A woman browses plants at a plant sale.
Plant sale sign. Gives dates of April 16-17 from 8-5 and April 18 from 9-12.
A woman browses plants at a plant sale.
A woman browses plants at a plant sale.
A woman and man browse plants at a plant sale.
A woman browses plants at a plant sale.
A woman browses plants at a plant sale.
Women purchase plants at a plant sale.
A student helps a woman carry plants she bought at a plant sale.
PCPS celebrates the visual arts all year long, but the division has a special event going on right now with a wide variety of amazing student artworks on display. Please join us at the Pocahontas Landmark Center from 5 - 7 p.m. today, April 16 for an Opening Reception to appreciate the artwork of Powhatan County students at the Arts Celebration for Powhatan County Public Schools. It is free and open to the public.
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25 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
Text: Powhatan County Public Schools Visual Art Exhibit. Opening Reception. Thursday, April 16, 2026. 5-7 p.m. Pocahontas Landmark Center
Powhatan High School held a special ceremony this morning in recognition of Month of the Military Child. 💜 The event honored the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of military-connected students, recognizing the unique experiences they bring to our school community. We are proud to support and celebrate our military families – not just this month, but all year long. 🧡🖤
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26 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A group of men and teens pose for a group photo.
A woman talks to a room of military personnel and their teens.
A man and teen listen to a speaker.
A group of counselors pose for a group photo.
A woman talks to a room of military personnel and their teens.
We’re still smiling from our Kindergarten Registration days last week! Thank you to all of the families who came out and to our amazing staff who made it such a fun and welcoming introduction to school for our future learners. It was a great couple of days across all three elementary schools.
We also want to thank Caring for Creatures, a sanctuary and rescue for dogs and cats, for bringing some cute, cuddly canines to Flat Rock Elementary, whose theme was “Get Ready for a PAWSOME School Year!”
If you weren’t able to attend, it’s not too late to get started. Families can still visit the Powhatan County Public Schools website, click Register/Enroll/Plan, and complete the New Student Registration form. School staff will follow up to schedule an appointment to finish the process. 🧡🖤
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27 days ago, Powhatan County Public Schools
A child cuddles a dog.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
Two adults and a child pose for a photo in front of the Pocahontas Elementary School sign.
An adult and a child pose for a photo in front of the Pocahontas Elementary School sign.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
Two children pose for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.
A child poses for a photo in front of a kindergarten registration day backdrop.