VPI Preschool Program and Kindergarten Registration Forms for the 2021-2022 School Year
Pulaski County Public Schools is currently taking applications for the VPI Preschool Program for the 2021-2022 school year. Students must be four years old by September 30, 2021 to be eligible for the program. Preschool classrooms are located in all five elementary schools in Pulaski County.
Applications may be submitted to the elementary school in your district or mailed to:
Stacy Arnett
202 North Washington Ave
Pulaski, VA 24301
sarnett@pcva.us
Pulaski County Public Schools is currently taking applications for kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year. Students must be five years old by September 30, 2021 to be eligible for kindergarten.
Applications may be submitted to the elementary school in your district or completed and returned electronically.
Applications are available in each of the elementary schools as well as on our website by clicking the link below. Please be sure to use the appropriate checklist when completing the enrollment forms. The preschool checklist is on page 1 and the kindergarten checklist is listed on page 2.
Pre-K & Kindergarten Enrollment Application
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PCPS COVID-19 Announcement
Pulaski County Public Schools has confirmed one positive Covid diagnosis of a student at Dublin Elementary School. The last day that this individual was present was Friday, November 6, 2020. It has been determined that proper mitigation strategies were followed in the areas where the student was present. The school has been thoroughly cleaned and classes will continue as scheduled. PCPS will continue to work with the New River Health District throughout their processes for investigating and contact tracing positive cases.
Notice to Students & Families- The Pulaski County School Board is committed to maintaining 4 full days of face-to-face instruction each week for as long as safely possible. As the number of Covid cases in Southwest Virginia continues to increase, it is more essential than ever that our students' families become diligent in practicing the recommended mitigation strategies and follow the guidance for quarantining when there is a positive test or possible exposure. The level of adherence to the VDH/CDC guidelines within our schools has thus far been impressive and is the primary reason that we have been able to offer more in-person instruction this year than any other school division in the New River Valley. However, there also seems to be an increased lack of adherence to Covid mitigation strategies within our community as evidenced by the recent dramatic increases in Pulaski County's number of positive cases. It is only by taking the steps necessary to protect each other that we will be able to weather this current storm without having to disrupt the incredible progress that we're making inside of our classrooms. PCPS will continue to closely monitor the data within our community but stands ready to make changes to our instructional program to protect our students, employees, and families if our number of positive cases continues to trend upward.
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PCPS 2020-2021 Reopening Bus Routes
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Pulaski County Public Schools Online Learning Opportunities
Please use the following link to access Pulaski County Public Schools Online Learning Opportunities
https://sites.google.com/pcva.us/online
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P-EBT FAQs
P-EBT Updated Flyer - March 2021 (English)
P-EBT Updated Flyer - March 2021 (Spanish)
Frequently Asked Questions about Pandemic-EBT For Households and Recipients
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Pulaski County Public Schools 2020-25 Comprehensive Plan
2020 - 2025 Comprehensive Plan
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