• The 2019 Joseph P. Crouch Memorial Scholarship. This $1,000 scholarship may be used towards tuition or related fees and is based on merit and citizenship. In order to apply you must become a member of the Central Virginia Federal Credit Union by January 1, 2019. Applications are due to HS Guidance no later than April 10^th. 

• The Virginia State Golf Association VIP Scholarship is now open to all seniors who have an interest in golf, are in good academic standing, and have been domiciled in Virginia since September 1, 2018. Awards given for 2018 ranged from $1,500-7,000. Completed applications may be mailed or submitted online. The application deadline is Wednesday, February 20, 2019.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Happy Veteran’s Day! We would like to say a special thank you to the following members of our faculty/staff for their past/present service to our country: Mrs. Nuckols, Ms. Robson, Mr. Tune and Mr. Wilson. Thank you for your service!!

Any girls in grades 7 & 8 who are interested in playing JVB Basketball our first practice will be held on Monday, November 12^th at 6:00 pm in the MS Gym. You must have a physical to participate.

Attention Juniors and Seniors: A representative from Mary Baldwin University will be at WC on Thursday, November 15^th at 10:30 am. Sign up in Guidance by November 14^th if you plan to attend this meeting.

A meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 14^th during I/E in the auditorium for all girls in grades 8-12 who are interested in playing softball this spring.

All seniors need to vote on a senior shirt design before Wednesday, November 14^th. The link can be found on the senior Google Classroom.

This week is Virginia College Application Week. All seniors will be encouraged to apply to at least one college or trade school. In addition, we want the whole building to get into the college spirit so here are some events which all students may participate:

Monday begins the teacher door decorating contest. Teachers will be decorating the doors according to the college they attended.

Tuesday is College attire day. Middle and High School students along with faculty are encouraged to wear college clothing such as t-shirts to show support of higher education.

Wednesday is Dress for Success Day. All students in the building are encouraged to wear clothing that could be worn to a college or job interview. Dress your best!!

Thursday is door decorating voting day. Seniors in Government classes will be voting on which teachers have the best doors. The winning teacher will win a $15 Target gift card.

Friday will be the last day that we count how many seniors completed college applications.

We’re looking forward to a great week!!

 Yearbook and Senior Ads: Be sure to get your 2019 General yearbook for $50.00 See Mrs. Shields to purchase. Also, Senior Ads are due December 3^rd. See Mrs. Shields to purchase your ad. Mrs. Shields will provide direction as to submitting your layout info and pictures.

All Beta members are reminded to please vote for a service project and t-shirt design.

 Attention Juniors and Seniors: A representative from Mary Baldwin University will be at WC on Thursday, November 15^th at 10:30 am. Sign up in Guidance by November 14^th if you plan to attend this meeting.

 Any girls in grades 7 & 8 who are interested in playing JVB Basketball our first practice will be held on Monday, November 12^th at 6:00 pm in the MS Gym. You must have a physical to participate.

All seniors need to vote on a senior shirt design before Wednesday, November 14^th. The link can be found on the senior Google Classroom.

Next week is Virginia College Application Week. All seniors will be encouraged to apply to at least one college or trade school. In addition, we want the whole building to get into the college spirit so here are some events which all students may participate:

Monday begins the teacher door decorating contest. Teachers will be decorating the doors according to the college they attended.

Tuesday is College attire day. Middle and High School students along with faculty are encouraged to wear college clothing such as t-shirts to show support of higher education.

Wednesday is Dress for Success Day. All students in the building are encouraged to wear clothing that could be worn to a college or job interview. Dress your best!!

Thursday is door decorating voting day. Seniors in Government classes will be voting on which teachers have the best doors. The winning teacher will win a $15 Target gift card.

Friday will be the last day that we count how many seniors completed college applications.

We’re looking forward to a great week!!

Indoor Track: Practice will start on Wednesday, November 7^th. Make sure you have a completed physical and bring warm clothes.

Yearbook and Senior Ads: Be sure to get your 2019 General yearbook for $50.00 See Mrs. Shields to purchase. Also, Senior Ads are due December 3^rd. See Mrs. Shields to purchase your ad. Mrs. Shields will provide direction as to submitting your layout info and pictures.

November 5-9^th is CCTC’s Spirit Week:

Monday, Nov. 5^th – “America Day” – Dress in Red, White and Blue

Tuesday, Nov. 6^th – “Election Day” – NO SCHOOL

Wednesday, Nov. 7^th – “Professional Day” – Dress like you are going to an interview

Thursday, Nov. 8^th – “Tech Center Spirit Day” – Wear Green, Yellow and Black or your                                                                                       CCTC shirt

Friday, Nov. 9^th – “Flannel Friday” – Wear your favorite flannel shirt to school

Attention Seniors: The Herff Jones representative will be here on Wednesday, October 31^st during lunches in the cafeteria, taking your senior graduation products and cap and gown orders. Please stop by and order your cap and gown. A small deposit is required with your order.

Girls Basketball: There will be a meeting for all girls in grades 7-12 interested in playing basketball on Wednesday, Oct. 31st during I/E in the auditorium. If you cannot attend, please see Coach Pritt sometime during the day on Wednesday.

Indoor Track: Practice will start on Wednesday, November 7^th. Make sure you have a completed physical and bring warm clothes.

Yearbook and Senior Ads: Be sure to get your 2019 General yearbook for $50.00 See Mrs. Shields to purchase. Also, Senior Ads are due December 3^rd. See Mrs. Shields to purchase your ad. Mrs. Shields will provide direction as to submitting your layout info and pictures.

Attention Students: The College Night at Heritage HS that originally was scheduled in September has now been rescheduled for November 7^th from 6-8 p.m. Unfortunately, we will be unable to provide transportation to this event, but parents and students are welcome to attend on their own. This is a great opportunity for students to spend an evening learning about colleges!

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The National Beta Scholarship Program will award over 250 scholarships, ranging in value from $1000-15,000 to deserving Senior Beta members. All 12^th grade Beta members are invited to apply. The application opens on November 1^st and the deadline to apply is January 24, 2019. *Members MUST be registered with the National Office by November 1^st of their senior year in order to apply.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Attention Students: ASVAB Interpretation for those students who took the ASVAB earlier this month will be held on Tuesday, October 3oth at 10:30 am in the Library.

Yearbook and Senior Ads: Be sure to get your 2019 General yearbook for $50.00 See Mrs. Shields to purchase. Also, Senior Ads are due December 3^rd. See Mrs. Shields to purchase your ad. Mrs. Shields will provide direction as to submitting your layout info and pictures.

Attention HS Students: There will be an interest meeting for Forensics during I/E on Tuesday, October 30^th .

Attention Juniors: All class ring balances need to be paid no later than October 31^st. The Herff Jones representative will be here on that day to collect any remaining balances.

Attention Seniors: The Herff Jones representative will be here on Wednesday, October 31^st during lunches in the cafeteria, taking your senior graduation products and cap and gown orders. Please stop by and order your cap and gown. A small deposit is required with your order.

Attention Students: The College Night at Heritage HS that originally was scheduled in September has now been rescheduled for November 7^th from 6-8 p.m. Unfortunately, we will be unable to provide transportation to this event, but parents and students are welcome to attend on their own. This is a great opportunity for students to spend an evening learning about colleges!

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The National Beta Scholarship Program will award over 250 scholarships, ranging in value from $1000-15,000 to deserving Senior Beta members. All 12^th grade Beta members are invited to apply. The application opens on November 1^st and the deadline to apply is January 24, 2019. *Members MUST be registered with the National Office by November 1^st of their senior year in order to apply.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Lifetouch will be here on October 29th to take underclassmen retakes and senior formals for seniors who missed the first two sittings. Re-take envelopes are available in the Main Office. Seniors, please see Mrs. Howard to sign up for your formals.  

There will be a Halloween Dance for middle school students after school on Tuesday, October 30^th. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased during lunch. In order to attend, you must have a signed permission form and you cannot have an office referral between now and the dance. There will be a costume contest and other surprises. Hope to see you there!!

Attention Students: ASVAB Interpretation for those students who took the ASVAB earlier this month will be held on Tuesday, October 3oth at 10:30 am in the Library.

Attention Juniors: All class ring balances need to be paid no later than October 31^st. The Herff Jones representative will be here on that day to collect any remaining balances.

Attention Seniors: The Herff Jones representative will be here on Wednesday, October 31^st during lunches in the cafeteria, taking your senior graduation products and cap and gown orders. Please stop by and order your cap and gown. A small deposit is required with your order.

Attention Students: The College Night at Heritage HS that originally was scheduled in September has now been rescheduled for November 7^th from 6-8 p.m. Unfortunately, we will be unable to provide transportation to this event, but parents and students are welcome to attend on their own. This is a great opportunity for students to spend an evening learning about colleges!

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The National Beta Scholarship Program will award over 250 scholarships, ranging in value from $1000-15,000 to deserving Senior Beta members. All 12^th grade Beta members are invited to apply. The application opens on November 1^st and the deadline to apply is January 24, 2019. *Members MUST be registered with the National Office by November 1^st of their senior year in order to apply.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Attention Seniors: The Herff Jones representative will be here on Wednesday, October 31^st during lunches in the cafeteria, taking your senior graduation products and cap and gown orders. Please stop by and order your cap and gown. A small deposit is required with your order.

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The Noel C. Taylor Scholar-Athlete Award is now open to all senior athletes/team managers. This scholarship is worth $1000. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by November 12th.

The Lee-Jackson Educational Foundation Scholarship is now open to all juniors and seniors who plan to attend a 4-year accredited U.S. college/university. Scholarship awards range from $1,000-2,000. The main component of this scholarship is an essay written about Generals Lee and/or Jackson. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by January 25^th.

The 10 Words or Less Scholarship – Do you use Facebook? Do you deserve a $500? In 10 words or less, tell us why you deserve the $500 scholarship. Deadline to apply is January 31^st.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Lifetouch will be here on October 29th to take underclassmen retakes and senior formals for seniors who missed the first two sittings. Re-take envelopes are available in the Main Office. Seniors, please see Mrs. Howard to sign up for your formals.

The Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at William Campbell on Wednesday, October 31^st. Please see Ms. Robson if you are interested in donating blood and helping to save lives.

Attention Juniors: All class ring balances need to be paid no later than October 31^st. The Herff Jones representative will be here on that day to collect any remaining balances.

There will be a Halloween Dance for middle school students after school on Tuesday, October 30^th. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased during lunch. In order to attend, you must have a signed permission form and you cannot have an office referral between now and the dance. There will be a costume contest and other surprises. Hope to see you there!!

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Central Virginia Community College will host an Open House on Thursday, October 25^th from 6:00-8:00pm in Merritt Hall on the CVCC campus. This event is open to anyone who wants to know how CVCC can help them take the next step in navigating their future. Please see Mrs. Faulconer in guidance if you have questions.

Attention Seniors: The Herff Jones representative will be here on Wednesday, October 31^st during lunches in the cafeteria, taking your senior graduation products and cap and gown orders. Please stop by and order your cap and gown. A small deposit is required with your order.

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The Noel C. Taylor Scholar-Athlete Award is now open to all senior athletes/team managers. This scholarship is worth $1000. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by November 12th.

The Lee-Jackson Educational Foundation Scholarship is now open to all juniors and seniors who plan to attend a 4-year accredited U.S. college/university. Scholarship awards range from $1,000-2,000. The main component of this scholarship is an essay written about Generals Lee and/or Jackson. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by January 25^th.

The 10 Words or Less Scholarship – Do you use Facebook? Do you deserve a $500? In 10 words or less, tell us why you deserve the $500 scholarship. Deadline to apply is January 31^st.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Lifetouch will be here on October 29th to take underclassmen retakes and senior formals for seniors who missed the first two sittings. Re-take envelopes are available in the Main Office. Seniors, please see Mrs. Howard to sign up for your formals.

The Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at William Campbell on Wednesday, October 31^st. Please see Ms. Robson if you are interested in donating blood and helping to save lives.

Attention Juniors: All class ring balances need to be paid no later than October 31^st. The Herff Jones representative will be here on that day to collect any remaining balances.

Attention 10^th and 11^th graders: Applications are available in guidance for the summer 2019 Governor’s School programs. Programs are offered in the Performing and Visual Arts, Agriculture, Academics and Foreign Language. These programs are residential programs where you live on a college campus for approximately 4 weeks. The application process is competitive and extensive. You must be a strong student academically and some programs require that you test into a gifted program., such as Odyssey, during your school years. Testing is available for student who have not tested for a gifted program before. Please see Mrs. Dalton if you are interested in learning more about one of these programs or to request an application.

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Central Virginia Community College will host an Open House on Thursday, October 25^th from 6:00-8:00pm in Merritt Hall on the CVCC campus. This event is open to anyone who wants to know how CVCC can help them take the next step in navigating their future. Please see Mrs. Faulconer in guidance if you have questions.

Attention 9^th graders: Don’t forget to return your field trip permission slips to Ms. Hase by Wednesday, October 24^th. You don’t want to miss the trip!!

Attention Seniors: New scholarships have been added to the school's website under the school counseling scholarship section:

The Noel C. Taylor Scholar-Athlete Award is now open to all senior athletes/team managers. This scholarship is worth $1000. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by November 12th.

The Lee-Jackson Educational Foundation Scholarship is now open to all juniors and seniors who plan to attend a 4-year accredited U.S. college/university. Scholarship awards range from $1,000-2,000. The main component of this scholarship is an essay written about Generals Lee and/or Jackson. Applications must be turned in to the counseling office by January 25^th.

The 10 Words or Less Scholarship – Do you use Facebook? Do you deserve a $500? In 10 words or less, tell us why you deserve the $500 scholarship. Deadline to apply is January 31^st.

For more information on these and other scholarships please see Mrs. Faulconer in the HS Guidance Office.

Lifetouch will be here on October 29th to take underclassmen retakes and senior formals for seniors who missed the first two sittings. Re-take envelopes are available in the Main Office. Seniors, please see Mrs. Howard to sign up for your formals.

The Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at William Campbell on Wednesday, October 31^st. Please see Ms. Robson if you are interested in donating blood and helping to save lives.

Attention Juniors: All class ring balances need to be paid no later than October 31^st. The Herff Jones representative will be here on that day to collect any remaining balances.

There will be a Halloween Dance for middle school students after school on Tuesday, October 30^th. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased during lunch. In order to attend, you must have a signed permission form and you cannot have an office referral between now and the dance. There will be a costume contest and other surprises. Hope to see you there!!