Parents, our school staff will be working with you so that together, as partners, we can provide the best possible education for your child in a nurturing environment that is student centered and positive. Your commitment is an important part of our educational process and communication is the key to assuring a successful year for your child.
We believe children should learn the academic and social skills to give them the traits necessary to become independent, responsible, life-long learners. While instilling the importance of treating each other responsibly and always trying to do your best, we have created three school rules: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe. The 2019-2020 school wide theme is “You can BEE anything at WES!”
WES teachers are determined to make this untraditional start to the school year the best ever! šš¾š
Join us for our third Standing Together series event, Courageous Conversations: Recruiting & Retaining Teachers of Color & Why Itās Important. This event is Wed., Aug. 12, from 6-7:30 p.m.
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More WES Going for Gold winners! Way to go Benjamin, Jane and Vanessa! Keep on reading š Wildcats! #WESsummerFUN
For the safety of our staff members, Tuesday, Aug. 4 will be a telework day for all school division staff members regularly scheduled to report to work. Schools and school division offices will be closed.
The Chesterfield Education Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2020 Bravo! Awards, recognizing outstanding professional and community achievements of Chesterfield County Public Schoolsā alumni.
...Read Full ArticleThe Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) recently named two innovative Chesterfield County Public Schools programs as 2020 VSBA award winners. Each year, VSBA highlights successful K-12 innovative programs and initiatives in Virginiaās public schools in a friendly competition among the stateās school divisions. The Chesterfield Career and Technical Centerās work-based learning program was the winner […]
...Read Full ArticleAs part of Chesterfield County Public Schoolsā plan to start the school year in a virtual learning environment, all prek-12 students will be provided with a personal learning device for use at home or school when we eventually return to in-person instruction. Any registered Chesterfield County Public Schools student not yet assigned a school division-issued […]
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