🍎 Calling All Future Educators! We're Hiring! 🎓
Looking to launch or grow your teaching career? Augusta County Public Schools and Waynesboro Public Schools are teaming up for the 2027 Teacher Job Fair!
Whether you're a soon-to-be college graduate, a current educator exploring new opportunities, or considering a career in education, we'd love to meet you!
📅 Saturday, January 23, 2027
📍 The Center for Instruction and Professional Learning (formerly Beverley Manor Middle School)
58 Cedar Green Road, Staunton, VA
📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to sign up and learn more!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/2027ACPSWPSJobFair
Join us and discover opportunities to make a difference in the lives of students in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley!
📢 Help us spread the word! Tag a future teacher, share with an education major, or pass this along to someone looking for their next opportunity!
Waynesboro High School is partnering with the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to provide FREE pantry and kitchen staples for all WPS families, students, and staff!
📅 Wednesday, November 11
⏰ 3:30–5:00 p.m.
📍 Waynesboro High School – Main Entrance Lobby
💜💛 All WPS families, students, and staff are welcome!
🌎 Event flyers are available in English, Arabic, Pashto, and Spanish. Swipe to view the information in your preferred language.
#WaynesboroPublicSchools #WPSCares #CommunitySupport
Waynesboro Public Schools received 33 inquiries and 23 completed applications for the superintendent position. Applicants bring a variety of educational leadership experiences from Virginia and across the country.
Learn more about the superintendent search and view updates on our website:
🔗 https://www.waynesboro.k12.va.us/page/superintendent-search
#WaynesboroPublicSchools #SuperintendentSearch
Our preschoolers had some STEAM fun in Specials with Ten Apples Up on Top! After reading the story, our 3- and 4-year-olds used cups and popsicle sticks to build their own “trees.” Then they tested their designs to see how many pom-pom apples they could stack on top!
There was lots of building, balancing, testing, and rebuilding as they tried to stack as many apples as they could!
Waynesboro Public Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday, October 12 and 13, for parent-teacher conferences.
Conferences are a chance to hear how your child is doing, ask questions, and talk with their teachers. If you haven’t scheduled one yet, please contact your child’s school. Both in-person and virtual options are available.
Thank you for your support, and enjoy your evening!
Have a good afternoon!
Ten years of crunching. Ten years of supporting local agriculture. Ten years of showing our students that healthy food is something to cheer about.
So grab your apple, count down with us, and let's make this the crunchiest celebration yet!
#CrunchHeardRoundTheCommonwealth #10YearsOfCrunch #FarmToSchool #VirginiaApples #HealthyKids #SchoolMeals
WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS!
Please remember that volunteer applications expire after one year. If it has been a year since you last applied, please renew your application through the WPS Volunteer Application link.
When completing your application, be sure to select all schools where you would like to volunteer.
We appreciate your time and support of our students and schools!
Have a great weekend!
Make a Difference. Inspire a Student. Join Our Team.
Waynesboro Public Schools is proud to partner with Edustaff to recruit, train, and support outstanding substitute educators who make a meaningful difference for our students every day.
Whether you’re looking for a flexible schedule, a way to give back to your community, or an opportunity to positively impact the lives of young people, there’s a place for you in Waynesboro Public Schools.
Your time. Your talents. Their future.
Join our team and help us make every school day count.
This Nov. 3, Waynesboro residents will vote on a proposed 1% local sales tax dedicated exclusively to school construction and renovation projects.
If approved, 100% of the funds will go directly toward critical infrastructure needs, including major renovations at Waynesboro High School, HVAC and ADA accessibility upgrades at Kate Collins Middle School, and modernizing the school administration office.
Unlike real estate tax increases—which fall entirely on local property owners—this sales tax shares the cost with non-residents and tourists shopping in Waynesboro. Essential items like groceries, prescription drugs, and hygiene products are strictly exempt from the tax.
To review more information and the Capital Improvements Plan please visit this link.
Good afternoon!
Today, September 18, 2026, marks the beginning of early voting in Virginia for the General and Special Elections taking place on November 3, 2026.
Waynesboro residents will see the following question on their ballot:
Sales Tax: “The revenue from the additional general sales tax not to exceed 1% shall be used solely for capital projects for the renovation or construction of City schools, financing and/or bonds, to the extent the capital projects are to be financed by bonds and/or loans, and the additional general sales tax not to exceed 1% shall expire no later than July 13, 2046. Yes or No”
Waynesboro Public Schools does not advocate for a “Yes” or “No” vote. However, we want to ensure that our community has access to information about the ballot question and the school facility projects it relates to as voters make their own decisions.
Additional information and resources are available on the Waynesboro Public Schools website:
https://www.waynesboro.k12.va.us/o/wps/page/sales-tax-for-schools
Thank you for taking the time to learn more and for your continued support of Waynesboro Public Schools.