During the state meet, Madison Whyte claimed individual state titles in the 55-meter dash and the 300-meter dash Kara Ashley, Madison Whyte, Sabria Wooden and Sanaa Wooden won the 1,600 relay and Kara Ashley, Myzhane Solomon, Sabria Wooden and Sanaa Wooden teamed up to win the 800 relay. The Heritage High School Girls Varsity Indoor Track team won the VHSL Class 4 State Championship. Amari Smith was named the Class 5 Girls Player of the Year and Head Coach Adrian Webb was named the Class 5 Girls Coach of the Year. The Menchville High School Girls Varsity Basketball won the VHSL Class 5 State Championship. Madison Whyte placed first in the 100, 200, and 400 meter, with Sabria Wooden coming in second in the 400. The Heritage High School Girls Outdoor Varsity Track team earned the Virginia High School League (VHSL) Class 4 Outdoor Track State Championship. Charles Elementary - Ryan Washington, Elyssa Wright and Peyton Telfare – qualified for the national tournament as individual archers. Fedyszyn earned a top placement in regional and super regional competition giving him the opportunity to advance to state competition.Īrchery teams from Richneck Elementary, Gildersleeve Middle and Menchville High, and three individual archers competed in the National Archery in the Schools Program Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky.
Jan Fedyszyn, a junior at Warwick High School Debate Team, was named the Virginia High School League Class 4 Lincoln-Douglas Debate State Champion. NNPS Students Earn National and State Awards The Virginia Department of Education awards this designation to schools that meet its high standards for service to military-connected students and their families. General Stanford Elementary is named a Purple Star School. The national ranking recognizes excellence in personal finance instruction. Three Newport News high schools are listed among the 100 Best W!SE High Schools Teaching Personal Finance: Achievable Dream High School, Menchville High School and Woodside High School. To earn this accolade, a school must have achieved an 80% passing rate on the W!SE Financial Literacy Certification Test and have either a majority of students on a given grade level receive personal finance instruction or have at least 10% of the school's students take the Certification Test.
The list highlights a selection of approximately 200 outstanding Virginia public and private institutions from preschool to graduate level that boast exemplary programs and achievements.Īn Achievable Dream High School has been named a W!SE Blue Star School for the 2020-21 school year. Virginia Living published the list of Top Schools in its March/April 2022 issue. Newport News Public Schools has been named a system of Top Schools in Virginia Living magazine's 2022 list of notable institutions. Newport News Public Schools earned the Association of School Business Officials International Meritorious Budget Award for excellence in the preparation and issuance of its budget
NNPS is the only school system in southeastern Virginia to offer such access to these professionals in schools. The TEaMS approach removes barriers to mental health care by providing services at no cost to families. School staff is also trained to recognize and address students' social emotional needs. The program offers a continuum of social and emotional services to students, ranging from classroom lessons addressing social emotional learning to direct outpatient clinical mental health support. NNPS established Tiered Emotional and Mental Health Supports (TEaMS) in 2019. The Magna Awards recognize school divisions for efforts that support underserved students.
The National School Boards Association selected Newport News Public Schools' TEaMS program as a 2022 Silver Magna Award winner. NNPS uses a 50/50 two-way dual language immersion model in which students receive instruction in English 50% of the time and the other 50% in Spanish. The expansion of the dual language immersion program will provide the opportunity for military-connected students, as well as students in the northern end of the city, to participate in a program that promotes bilingualism, biliteracy, and multiculturality. The grant will support the addition of two schools to the existing Spanish dual language immersion program. Department of Defense Education Activity awarded a World Language Advancement and Readiness grant worth $1.6 million to Newport News Public Schools.
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