📱 Coming November 4: TCPS Attendance Assistant!
In celebration of National Family Engagement Month, TCPS is partnering with Edia Learning to make attendance communication easier with two-way texting, attendance alerts, and submission of doctor’s notes—with no app needed!
❤️ Every day in school matters!
#TCPS #AttendanceMatters #FamilyEngagementMonth

Bus 20 will cover Mundy Town.
Bus 33 will cover Rasnake Road to Dailey Chapel.
Bus 34 will cover the Dollar General Store ( Adria) to Rasnake Rd. including the loop. (Alex Road).

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Regular attendance helps students stay engaged and succeed. Missing just two days each month can add up to 10% of the school year.
Please review these attendance resources and contact your child’s school if your family needs support.
#AttendanceMatters #EveryDayCounts #TCPS



The Tazewell Co. Health Department will be attending our Middle School orientation days to provide the required back-to-school vaccinations for upcoming 7th and 12th graders.



At this month’s school board meeting, Tazewell High School seniors Ethan Channing Quesenberry (left) and Matthew Skyler Dove (right) were recognized for their exceptional academic achievements.
Ethan Channing Quesenberry, son of Danielle and Brandon Quesenberry, was named the Tazewell High School Class of 2026 Valedictorian. Ethan will attend Virginia Tech, where he plans to study aerospace engineering. His goal is to earn a Ph.D. in propulsion systems and pursue a career in the aerospace industry.
Matthew Skyler Dove, son of Teresa and William Dove, was recognized as the Class of 2026 Salutatorian. Matthew will attend Liberty University, where he plans to study history. He hopes to continue his education through doctoral studies and ultimately become a history professor.
Congratulations to Ethan and Matthew on their outstanding accomplishments and best wishes as they begin the next chapter of their academic journeys.



Tonight, the Tazewell County School Board voted to officially name the Tazewell High School softball field in honor of Bulldog softball founders Mr. Larry Poskas and Ms. Deidra Hill. The field will now proudly be known as the Hill-Poskas Softball Field! 🥎
Ms. Hill and Mr. Poskas also had the opportunity to hear heartfelt comments from former players they coached throughout the years, sharing memories and gratitude for the impact they made both on and off the field. Their dedication helped build a tradition that continues to shape Bulldog softball today. 💚



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School bus drivers are often the first smile students see in the morning and the last goodbye in the afternoon. They build relationships, create a sense of safety, and play a vital role in the daily rhythm of our schools.
Rain or shine, early mornings and long routes, their dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your patience, care, and commitment to keeping our students safe.
💛 Join us in showing appreciation for our amazing bus drivers today!








