Red Ribbon Spirit Week at KQES - Day 2: Wacky Tacky Day. Staff and students understood the assignment. #FunAtSchool #WackyTacky
about 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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KQES has that TIGER PRIDE! Extra special thanks to Mrs. Johnson and Ms. Holmes for your hard work. The float was beautiful!
about 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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KQES will have its first spirit week starting Monday, October 23rd.
about 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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Attention King and Queen Community Tomorrow's varsity football games vs. West Point has been rescheduled to Monday, October 16th, with kickoff starting at 7pm. **This is a change**
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
Attention King and Queen Community: Based on the forecasted weather for tomorrow and wanting to ensure the safety of all community members and students, the Community Pride Day Parade is being rescheduled to October 21st, with the parade starting at 10am.
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
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It's almost time for KQE's Fall Festival! We hope to see you there.
over 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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Good luck to our Varsity Football team tonight vs. Northampton at 7pm! Tonight's game will be livestreamed on the King and Queen County Schools Youtube channel. You can find the live stream here: https://www.youtube.com/@KingandQueenCountySchools
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
When you love what you do and it shows. KQES loves its amazing cafeteria team. One Team, One Mission, One Family
over 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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It's National Custodian Appreciation Day! The students, faculty and staff of KQE appreciate all that Mrs. Green and Mr. Palmer do for our school. Thank you!
over 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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Attention CHS Families! Picture day is coming up on 10/5/2023. For additional updates and information please use this Strawbridge Link below: https://strawbridge.fotomerchanthv.com/clients/king-and-queen-central-high-school/fall-pictures-10-5-2023-120/optIn
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
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Attention King and Queen Community, Here is information for 2023 Community Pride Day, October 14th, 2023 Parade - 9:00AM CHS vs West Point Football - 1:30PM Hope to see you there!
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
Good Afternoon King and Queen Community! We wanted to share that transportation is working very hard to make sure students are on the correct routes as well as making other adjustments to routes in order to be as efficient as possible. During this time, if you are tracking information through the Viafy app, you may not see any route information or you may potentially see different route information as these changes are taking place. Bus drivers will continue to reach out to share pick up times and other important route information. If you have not heard from a bus driver please contact your student's school and they will forward that information to our Transportation Coordinator. Thank you for the patience as we make these transportation adjustments. Have a great night.
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
We are looking forward to the start of the 2023-2024 school year! Welcome back students and families! Please enjoy Dr. Carter, Division Superintendent, reading "All are Welcome" by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman https://youtu.be/WgdKoU6jtts
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
Good Afternoon King and Queen Parents and Guardians! The KQPS Parent Portal will be available to access on Thursday, August 17th in time for Central High School's "Meet and Greet Night." You can access the Parent Portal from any browser on any computer or mobile device. The browser link to Parent Portal is: https://kqps.powerschool.com/public/home.html There is also an app available to download from your mobile device's app store called Powerschool Mobile App. King and Queen's Mobile App District Code is NGXM. If you do not already have an account you will need to set one up using your parent access code provided by the student's school. This is great application to check your student's grades, attendance, etc. This year we are excited to announce that most of your returning forms will be completed within Parent Portal under the Forms tab (directions are attached). These forms will be available to complete as soon as the Parent Portal opens up on August 17th. We can't wait for the school year to start!
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
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Please dial (804)785-3611 if you need to contact someone at King and Queen Elementary School. This change is only for Thursday, August 10, 2023. You may call (804)785-5830 effective August 11, 2023.
over 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
KQES would like to thank Tappahannock Walmart, represented by Megan (pictured), for its extremely generous donation of school supplies, water bottles and lunch boxes.
over 1 year ago, Shante' Harvey
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Thank you everyone who showed up to the State of the Schools Address tonight at CHS! The presentation from this evening can be found here: https://www.kqps.net/documents/presentations/492500
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
Community Announcement Regarding P-EBT: Summer 2023 P-EBT: Eligible school-aged children will receive a single summer benefit beginning July 22, 2023. If you believe there are students in your household who met all of the P-EBT requirements and you have not received P-EBT benefits or you have questions regarding previous issuances of benefits, please contact the P-EBT Call Center from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday - Friday and Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at 866-513-1414 or 804-294-1633 or use the P-EBT Online Inquiry Form. Please do not contact your child's school or local department of social services with P-EBT questions.
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
King and Queen Elementary School (KQES), built in 1937, formerly known as Pleasant Hill High School will no longer exist after this fall as it is today. Students will be relocated to a site with modulars for the school year (2023-2024) while a new building is built. The Class of 1988 and 1992 buried time capsules when they were 7th graders before being promoted to the 8th grade to Central High School. The now adults came to KQES and dug up their capsules. Inside the capsule were letters students wrote to themselves, a program of the promotion ceremony, Richmond Times newspaper clipping, cassette tape, and VHS tapes.
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools
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******Attention Summer Tiger Academy Families****** Due to the weather, all summer academy students will be released today at 10:30am.
over 1 year ago, King and Queen County Schools