Interim reports for the fourth nine weeks are available for viewing on the Campus Portal. If you need assistance with the portal or need a paper copy of the report, please contact your child's school.
Third graders at Scottsburg Elementary School took SOL prep to the next level as they applied their multiplication skills to design coding paths for Ozobots to follow—seamlessly combining math, creativity, and technology. This activity was facilitated by Mrs. Khaela Powell, ITRT.
Students at Scottsburg Elementary in Mr. Williamson’s music class have been developing their musical skills through hands-on learning and practice. Students have enjoyed learning how to read music and applying those skills to instruments like the keyboard and xylophone.
On April 17, Scottsburg Elementary hosted an Aloha Attendance Bash bringing together parents, students, and staff for an evening full of fun and celebration. At the conclusion of the celebration, a variety of door prizes were awarded that added to the excitement. It was a memorable evening enjoyed by all who attended.
Summer Success is being planned for any student that has completed grades PK- 5 this school year. If you want your child to participate in the summer program, please complete the electronic form at the link below.
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If you need a paper copy of the form, please contact the main office at your child's school.
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At Scottsburg Elementary, students in kindergarten and Pre-K had an exciting time during their Easter Egg Hunt. Students eagerly searched high and low for colorful eggs hidden. After the hunt, students practiced their counting skills by seeing how many eggs they each collected. It was a wonderful day full of smiles, learning, and fun!
Preschool Enrollment Event
🌸 Spring Clean Your Screens & Check-In Online 🌸
Spring is the perfect time to tidy up your child’s digital world! Just like cleaning a room keeps it healthy and fun, checking in on their online spaces keeps them safe and balanced.
✨ Tech Tip:
Take a few minutes each week to review your child’s apps, websites, and online conversations. Ask who they interact with and which apps they enjoy most. These quick check-ins help you spot issues early and encourage open, positive talk about responsible tech use.
🧹 Family Challenge:
Pick one day this month to “spring clean” together—delete unused apps, update passwords, and refresh privacy settings.
💻 Remember:
A little digital cleaning now helps your child’s online world stay safe, organized, and positive all year long! 🌼
Spring is the perfect time to tidy up your child’s digital world! Just like cleaning a room keeps it healthy and fun, checking in on their online spaces keeps them safe and balanced.
✨ Tech Tip:
Take a few minutes each week to review your child’s apps, websites, and online conversations. Ask who they interact with and which apps they enjoy most. These quick check-ins help you spot issues early and encourage open, positive talk about responsible tech use.
🧹 Family Challenge:
Pick one day this month to “spring clean” together—delete unused apps, update passwords, and refresh privacy settings.
💻 Remember:
A little digital cleaning now helps your child’s online world stay safe, organized, and positive all year long! 🌼
Schools will be closed beginning Monday, April 6, 2026 through Friday, April 10, 2026 for Spring Break. Students will return to school on Monday, April 13, 2026.
We hope that you have a wonderful, safe break.
We hope that you have a wonderful, safe break.
Students in Mrs. Stephanie Scott’s ECSE class at Scottsburg Elementary had a wonderful time during their classroom egg hunt. Students eagerly searched for colorful eggs and enjoyed the fun of this special activity.
Scottsburg Elementary fourth graders traveled back in time on a virtual field trip to Historic Jamestown Settlement! This exciting learning experience aligned with Virginia Studies SOL VS.3, helping students deepen their understanding of Jamestown’s founding and its importance in Virginia history. Thank you to Mrs. Khaela Powell, ITRT, for facilitating this memorable opportunity for our students!
Students in Mrs. Bennett’s class have enjoyed visiting World of Sports in South Boston, Virginia, where they have been learning how to bowl. Recently, the students participated in the Special Olympics Bowl-A-Thon and had a wonderful time showing off their skills and enjoying this fun experience together.
As a reminder, Friday, April 3, 2026 is a full instructional day for students.
During the Halifax County Public Schools' Night of Innovation held on March 31, parents and students had an opportunity to explore technology through a fun, hands-on learning experience. Scottsburg Elementary demonstrated the use of Virtual Reality headsets. Those attending engaged in interactive activities that brought learning to life in a whole new way. Pictured from Scottsburg Elementary are Mrs. Khaela Powell, Instructional Technology Resource Teacher (ITRT); Ms. Wanda Overby, Computer LAN Manager; and student representatives Brentley Elliott and Glen Nichols.
On Thursday, March 26, 2026, fifth-grade students from each of our elementary schools and members of the Halifax County Middle School chorus joined together to present the Halifax County Public Schools Music Showcase at the high school. Our talented students performed several selections to show how we are “United Through Music” for Music in Our Schools Month. This was possible due to the collaboration of our elementary, middle, and high school music teachers.
#MIOSM#UnitedThroughMusic
#MIOSM#UnitedThroughMusic
Kindergarten students in Ms. Watt’s class at Scottsburg Elementary got creative during art class as they created a fun “Folding Artwork Surprise”. Students folded their papers into thirds and drew colorful Easter-themed items such as eggs, bunnies, and flowers. They also practiced making patterns by designing their own Easter eggs. When they unfolded their papers, they were excited to reveal a complete Easter scene hidden inside their artwork.
Mark your calendars for these exciting, upcoming events to be held at Scottsburg Elementary!
You’re invited!
Join us for a Night of Innovation at Halifax County High School on March 31 from 6:30–8:00 PM!
Come explore hands-on technology, interactive experiences, and student-led innovation happening right here in our schools. From robotics to creative tech projects—you won’t want to miss it!
👨👩👧👦 Bring the whole family
🏫 Represent your school
🏆 Prize awarded for highest attendance!
Join us for a Night of Innovation at Halifax County High School on March 31 from 6:30–8:00 PM!
Come explore hands-on technology, interactive experiences, and student-led innovation happening right here in our schools. From robotics to creative tech projects—you won’t want to miss it!
👨👩👧👦 Bring the whole family
🏫 Represent your school
🏆 Prize awarded for highest attendance!
Students in Mrs. Samantha Bennett's class at Scottsburg Elementary have been learning about plants and what plants need to grow. Students had a chance to get their hands dirty and plant sunflower and sweet pea seeds. Over the next couple of weeks, they will take care of their plants and watch them thrive and grow. Scottsburg Elementary would like to thank Abbott Farm Supply in Halifax, Virginia, for providing all the materials and supplies for this hand-ons experience for our students. Your support of our school and students is very much appreciated.
Second graders in Ms. Katelyn Freeman's class at Scottsburg Elementary conducted a hands-on science experiment to learn about erosion. Using "Chips Ahoy" cookies to represent land, students explored how natural forces change the Earth’s surface over time. First, they used forks to break apart the cookies, demonstrating how rocks and soil can be loosened. Next, students used straws to blow air across the cookie pieces, simulating the effects of wind erosion. Finally, they carefully poured water over the cookies to represent rainfall and observed how the “land” washed away. The students were excited to see how wind and water can move materials from one place to another. This engaging activity helped them better understand how erosion shapes our environment while making science both fun and memorable.
