Everybody plays a role in ensuring children attend school regularly. September is Attendance Awareness Month and our theme for this year is Attend to...
Read full storyThe Dinwiddie County School Board will meet in a regular session on Tuesday, February 25. Location: Pamplin Administration Building Board Room Time: 4:00 p.m. Join us in person or virtually by using the link https://youtube.com/live/z2zMeYidlQA
Now Accepting Preschool Applications For SY 25-26! Students must be 4 years of age by September 30, 2025 Dinwiddie County Public Schools will only accept applications for 4 year olds interested in Bright Stars or Head Start. For …
Kindergarten registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now open. Children must be 5 years old on or before September 30, 2025. For more information call Beth Raney at (804) 469-4190 or click here to register.
Due to winter weather and in accordance with the published and approved calendar, February 17 will now be a regular school day for all staff and students. This day will be used to makeup a missed instructional day. …
To view the updated Dinwiddie County School Board 2025 Meeting Dates click here.
January 14: End Of 2nd Quarter January 15: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday January 16: Begin 3rd Quarter January 20: Holiday-Martin Luther King Jr. (All Schools/Offices Closed) January 22: Report Card Distribution
All DCPS Schools and DCPS Offices will be closed December 23-January 3 for winter break.
The following are important dates for all of our DCPS Staff/Families: November 5: Professional Development/Student Holiday November 21: Interim Grades Posted November 25-29: Holiday-Thanksgiving Break (All Schools/Offices Closed)
Regional High School Programs In addition to the academic and artistic offerings at Dinwiddie High School, the division participates in several regional programs that offer learning and artistic experiences for Dinwiddie County students. The programs our division participates …
Dear Parent/Guardian: Our goal this year is to ensure that every student attends school regularly. While we realize that some absences are unavoidable due to health problems or other circumstances, we also know that when students miss too …
