Happy Boss's Day to our amazing school superintendent, Dr. Carter! 🎉 Your dedication to our students and staff is truly inspiring. Thank you for your leadership, vision, and commitment to making our school a better place. We're lucky to have you at the helm!
Next SEAC Meeting: October 26 from 5:00pm to 6:00pm in the CHS Library.
Check out the events going on at the K&Q Family C.A.R.E. Center!
Attention King and Queen Community
Tomorrow's varsity football games vs. West Point has been rescheduled to Monday, October 16th, with kickoff starting at 7pm.
**This is a change**
CHS Homecoming Dance: Middle School (6-8 pm); High School (8-10:30 pm).
CHS Trunk or Treat!!
Wear it Pink 2023 is an annual event inviting people to wear pink clothing or accessories to show their support for breast cancer awareness and research. KQPS will celebrate on Wednesday, October 25th! WEAR PINK!!
KQPS celebrating Unity Day!
Attention King and Queen Community:
Based on the forecasted weather for tomorrow and wanting to ensure the safety of all community members and students, the Community Pride Day Parade is being rescheduled to October 21st, with the parade starting at 10am.
Get excited - it’s Homecoming Week! Make sure to buy your dance tickets during lunch blocks this week. They are $10/ticket and will not be sold at the door. We are looking forward to Friday night and hope to see you there!
📸: Josiah Johnson
Good luck to our Varsity Football team tonight vs. Northampton at 7pm! Tonight's game will be livestreamed on the King and Queen County Schools Youtube channel.
You can find the live stream here: https://www.youtube.com/@KingandQueenCountySchools
Attention CHS Families! Picture day is coming up on 10/5/2023. For additional updates and information please use this Strawbridge Link below:
https://strawbridge.fotomerchanthv.com/clients/king-and-queen-central-high-school/fall-pictures-10-5-2023-120/optIn
KQPS October 2023 Outlook
September is Attendance Awareness Month! Health-related absences are one of the top reasons students miss so many days of school and can lead to chronic absenteeism. Occasional absences related to health reasons are to be expected. But absences can quickly add up when a child has an undertreated chronic health condition, lacks access to care, or experiences anxiety or other mental health issues. Navigating when to send a child to school post-pandemic can also be challenging. Attendance Works and the National Association of School Nurses developed some guidance for when to send students to school or keep them home - see the attached pictures for more information!
To help our families and staff members prepare for the expected arrival of the predicted tropical storm, we will release today, Friday, September 22nd, at 1:00 p.m. We want all students and staff to arrive home safely and with plenty of time to prepare for the impending storm. Again, we are dismissing school today at 1:00 p.m. Thank you and please be safe.
Information on the Special Education Advisory Committee
Don’t miss what is happening at your local K&Q Family C.A.R.E. Center at 4460 Lewis B Puller Mem Hwy, Shacklefords, VA 23156!
Today, September 21st, 12:30p-2:30p: Three Rivers Healthy Families will hold office hours to connect families to activities like Initial Assessments, Lactation Consultations, CarSeat Training, and Child Development Screenings. Children are welcome to come and color while parents and guardians receive information & resources.
Coming in October!
Tuesday, October 3rd, 10a-11:30a: A Guide to Financial Success facilitated by Mr. Freddie Byrd of King and Queen County. To register, contact the K&Q Family C.A.R.E. Center at (804) 551-9189 or KandQFamilyCare@thriveva.org.
Three Rivers Healthy Families will hold office hours on the following dates:
Wednesday, October 4th, 1p-3p
Thursday, October 5th, 10a-12p
Friday, October 6th, 9a-11a
If you are interested in participating, please stop by or contact the K&Q Family C.A.R.E. Center at (804)551-9189 or KandQFamilyCare@thriveva.org.
Please visit the website at https://www.thriveva.org/economic-connections to learn more!
September is Attendance Awareness Month!
Starting as early as preschool and kindergarten, regular attendance is essential for students gaining the academic and social skills they need to thrive. Research shows that when students are chronically absent (missing 10% or more of the school year or 18 days over an entire year), they are less likely to read proficiently by third grade, achieve in middle school and graduate from high school.
Please do your best to get your children to school each day, unless they are sick, and be sure to notify your school's secretary if they are going to be absent.
🌟📚 September is Attendance Awareness Month! Research shows that consistent school attendance fuels academic success. Missing even two days per month can lead to learning gaps. Regular attendance prepares students for the professional world and supports overall health and well-being. Parents and students, let's prioritize attendance for a brighter future! 🌟🎓
