Alleghany Highlands Public Schools

COVINGTON — Jackson River Technical Center (JRTC) is now accepting registrations for its Early Childhood Education Preschool Program for the 2025-2026 school year.

LOW MOOR — Alleghany Highlands Public Schools (AHPS) announces its continued participation in the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), providing free, nutritious meals to all children 18 years and younger during June and July.

LOW MOOR — In an inspiring display of community spirit, the graduating seniors of Alleghany High School have raised $4,800 for local nonprofits through the Give Local Alleghany Highlands campaign, sponsored by the Alleghany Foundation and the Alleghany Highlands Chamber of Commerce and Tourism.

The American Heart Association has recognized Jeter-Watson Elementary School for its outstanding contribution to the 2025 Kids Heart Challenge.

Alleghany High School announced its 2025 honor graduates on April 3, celebrating 38 students who have excelled academically with a GPA of 3.55 or higher. Over half of these high-achieving students have also completed at least two courses focused on specialized job skills through the career-technical education programs offered by the school division.

Alleghany Highlands Public Schools (AHPS) announces that three local businesses have been selected for recognition on the Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) Business Honor Roll.

COVINGTON — Alleghany High School is pleased to announce the schedule for several important events celebrating the Class of 2025. The community is invited to join in recognizing the achievements and milestones of the graduating seniors.

The world is 71 percent water; children are 100 percent curious.

COVINGTON — Following a school year that has seen disruptions due to inclement weather and other unforeseen factors, Callaghan Elementary School will need to implement an adjustment to its start time today. Effective immediately, the school day will begin 5 minutes earlier than the regularly scheduled time due to a necessary closure on April 9 for lack of electricity and heat.

A creative marshmallow math lesson at Jeter-Watson Elementary provided second-graders with an unexpected bonus: lessons in character, kindness, and generosity.