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Giles County Public Schools

Giles County Public Schools is located in Southwest Virginia approximately 30 minutes west of Blacksburg, VA.  We have approximately 2,240 students attending three PreK-7th grade schools, two 8th-12th grade high schools and our Technology Center.  The county is home to 37 miles of the New River and New River Water Trail and over 50 miles of the Appalachian Trail and the Great Eastern Trail.  Welcome to Giles County Public Schools!    Visit often and share in our successes!  Together we are building a better future for our community.

Eastern Elementary Middle School

Side view of Eastern Elementary Middle

 

Macy McClaugherty Elementary Middle School

Macy Students in front of the school

 

Narrows Elementary Middle School

Narrows Elementary Middle

 

Giles High School

Giles High School

 

Narrows High School

Grouping of Narrows High school building and paintings

 

Giles County Technology Center

Giles County Tech Center

 

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students holding certificates for student of the month

Regular school attendance is one of the most important factors in your child’s success. When students attend school consistently, they build strong learning habits, stay connected with teachers and classmates, and make steady progress in reading, math, and other key skills. Even a few missed days can make it harder for children to keep up and feel confident in class.

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