Greene County School Menues

Community Service Club expresses thanks

A good step in the right direction

WMHS students perform entertaining musical

Michael Wayne Allee lost control of vehicle while driving eastbound on Route 33

At 85, Fred Benzinger is still finding ways to serve the community

GCTEC announces scholarship recipients during annual Career Achievement Night

Farmers profit from overseas interest in Virginia cattle

For May 12-16

Praising Region Ten’s partnership with schools

the Internet: what to do with the ‘bad apples’?

Runners head to RES to help raise more than $1,500 for playground

Educator Kyle Pursel replaces Dupell, who retired back in March

During Spring Break (March 23-31) four William Monroe Middle School students and one William Monroe High School student, accompanied by parents and grandparents enjoyed a nine day trip to Paris, France.

Greene’s Board of Supervisors took a major step toward updating the County’s 20-year-old emergency communications system

Fed up with traffic in and around Greene?

County Board expected to adopt budget on May 13

Lowe will finish out Jerry Bortner’s term, which ends in 2010

for the week of May 5-9

Third through fifth grade honors

‘Senior Prom’ was a ‘memorable evening’

Irvin Jones of Greene wrongfully received an estimated $97,000 in Social Security disability payments

Sentencing for the former Greene County deputy is set for June 4

Board authorizes $39 million process to address major issue

PVCC president reports 18 percent spike amoung Greene County students. 

Two local students will represent Greene at Democratic Conventions

Plans are underway for the William Monroe High School 2008 All Night Long After Prom Party. As in past years, the event will be held at Nathanael Greene Elementary School Saturday, May 10, 11:30 p.m. and ending at 5 a.m. on Sunday, May 11.

Our immune system is amazing! It is constantly building up protection from outside “invaders” with antibodies that seek out and destroy unwelcome viruses or bacteria. Immunizations work by “tricking” our immune system or rather giving our immune system a mini workout

Half the sixth grade students from WMMS went on an exciting field trip to the Rapidan River to see how healthy the stream is. Some of their favorite parts were getting wet, catching and identifying bugs, and the visual assessment. The students tested the pH level, which was about 5.5. That means the river is in a good condition.

The Town contained “stores galore, with four soda fountains and ice cream by the ton,” Bickers wrote. “We have the Red Cross and Ladies Aid Society, a large Sunday School where all go except a few moss backs and roughnecks,” Bickers wrote. “We have a High School, parent-teachers society and a community league that meets on the hill. And we have good town officers … Ours is a model town.”
It was in Bickers’ “model town” that Martha Jeraldine Morris Tata grew up over the course of the next two decades