Good afternoon King and Queen Community,
Due to 10 different roads still having snow ice, and unsafe conditions, King and Queen County Public Schools will be closed for students and staff, Friday, January 10th. These roads house over 20% of our students. We will review our school calendar and figure out our make-up days. We will not disrupt Spring Break in our decision.
We hope to resume our regular schedule on Monday with warmer temperatures. I will be providing an update on Sunday. Thank you for your patience and support. Safety is our top priority.
Have a great evening,
Dr. Carter
Preschool enrollment will be here before you know it. Save the dates. Please share.
Today is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Thank you to those who serve and protect our community!
Good morning King and Queen Community, this is Dr. Carter calling with an update on our schools.
We have reassessed our roads this morning and with the large strips of black ice and freezing temperatures, King and Queen County Public Schools will now be closed on Thursday, January 9th for students. This is a change.
Parents, I know this is frustrating for your child care needs, but we must always make safety our top priority. Staff report at 10:00 A.M. with caution.
Thank you for your patience and support.
Good afternoon King and Queen Community,
As you know King and Queen County is 72 miles long and we have many back roads. King and Queen County Public Schools will be closed for students on Wednesday, January 8th. All King and Queen County school staff please report to your designated school by 10:00 A.M. for a workday. Again, school is closed for students and staff report at 10:00 A.M. Have a wonderful evening.
Due to cold temperatures, snow, and road conditions, King and Queen County Public Schools will be closed, Monday, January 6, 2025 for all students and staff.
KQPS January 2025 Outlook
The LMES PTO set up the annual Penguin Patch Shop to help students prepare for the holidays.
No matter what our mode of communication is, we all deserve to be heard.
Last week, Principal Bartlett showed his LMES team some holiday cheer with fun games and treats! Everyone enjoyed the festive activities. Thanks, Principal Bartlett, for finding creative ways to celebrate your staff.
#GoodTimesAtLMES
The next Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) meeting is on Thursday, December 19. The meeting will be held virtually. Please email Dr. David Curran or Amy Klontzaris for a link.
Now Accepting Applications: Licensed School Nurse
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Please RSVP for the Father-Daughter Winter Ball
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Please enjoy a video of the KQES music performance from the Fall Fine Arts Festival on November 21st. Go Tigers!
https://youtu.be/6WPb-GhaZVk
Please click the link below to read a message of thanks from our superintendent, Dr. Carol B. Carter.
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KQPS December 2024 Outlook
This week, educators at Lawson-Marriott Elementary came together with William and Mary TTAC for a dynamic professional development session focused on co-teaching models.
This partnership is more than just a one-time event—it’s a commitment to ongoing growth and excellence. Together, LMES and W&M TTAC are laying the groundwork for a year of innovation, teamwork, and success in the classroom.
A huge thank you to everyone involved for their dedication to creating inclusive, collaborative learning environments for our students. We can’t wait to see how this partnership continues to flourish throughout the year!
November 11-15, 2024 is National School Psychology Awareness Week! It is a week to highlight the important work our school psychologists and other educators do to help all students thrive. Thank you Dr. McDonald for your commitment and support to our students!
Thank you to all who served! Veterans Day 2024.
