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The NKMS Lion Waves at Convocation
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NKMS Jr. Beta Traveled to the National Convention in Nashville
Ms. Hathaway Speaks to 6th Grade Students at Lion Camp
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Gifted & Talented Referral Virtual Q&A Session

New Kent County Public Schools will host a Gifted & Talented Referral Virtual Q&A Session on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026, from 5-6 p.m. The session is open to all NKCPS parents and guardians of students in grades K–12.

Families are invited to join at any point during the hour to ask questions and learn more about the referral process from NKCPS Gifted Resource Teachers. The session will be held via Google Meet at https://meet.google.com/jhb-sxdf-mhz.

NKCPS is currently accepting Gifted & Talented referrals through September 30th, 2026. For more information about the Gifted & Talented Program, please visit the NKCPS Gifted & Talented Program webpage.

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Understanding Diabetes: A Guide for Families from the VDOE and VDH

New Kent County Public Schools wants to ensure that families have the information they need to understand diabetes mellitus type 1 and type 2 by sharing resources compiled by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH).

Families are strongly encouraged to maintain regular well-child checkups with their child's healthcare provider and consult with them about any health concerns. We also suggest that parents and guardians visit the VDH Prediabetes and Diabetes webpage for more information.

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Heat Safety Guidelines for Student-Athletes

New Kent County Public Schools is prioritizing student-athlete safety by following VHSL Heat Guidelines during the high-temperature months of summer and early fall. The guidelines provide best practices for hydration, heat acclimatization, and environmental monitoring to reduce the risk of heat-related illness. Families can view the full document on the NKMS Athletics webpage under the 2026 Fall Sports Information section.

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Virginia Department of Education Special Education Parent Survey Now Available

The Virginia Department of Education is requesting all parents of children with disabilities receiving special education services to complete the Annual Special Education Parent Involvement Survey for the 2025-2026 school year.

The survey, available in English and Spanish, will remain open through December 11th, 2026.

Parents should complete one survey for each child currently receiving services, with online submission preferred.

For questions, contact Dr. Chiquita Seaborne at (804) 418-4672 or via email.

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Engage | Empower | Elevate

Our Mission: New Kent County Public Schools will equip every student with the knowledge, skills, and character to excel in the three Es (Employment, Enlistment, and Enrollment). Through a supportive and dynamic learning environment, we prepare students for lifelong success and empower them with the desire and capacity to make positive contributions to their communities and country.

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Goal 1: Student Achievement/Employment, Enlistment, Enrollment

Optimize teaching and learning to prepare students for post-secondary readiness.

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Goal 2: Recruitment and Retention of Highly Effective Talent

Recruit and retain highly skilled and committed team members by providing personalized and differentiated pathways for professional growth, improvement, and advancement.

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Goal 3: Organizational Efficiency and Effectiveness

Optimize division efficiency and effectiveness by establishing and strengthening structures, processes, and systems around facility management and budgetary planning.

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Goal 4: Strengthen Partnerships with Families and the Community

Build meaningful, collaborative relationships with families and community members to enhance student learning, well-being, and engagement.