Pulaski County Public Schools celebrated getting back into routine on Thursday with a back-to-school bash.

Pulaski County Public Schools is honoring a fallen officer with a new scholarship.

Superintendent Rob Graham warns that loss of federal support could jeopardize Title I and Title II programs for low-income students.

Pulaski County school leaders have installed weapon detectors to ensure no one brings anything dangerous into the middle and high schools.

Pulaski County Public Schools have taken a significant step toward enhancing safety by installing weapon detection systems in both the middle and high schools.

Grayson County Schools announced they will be closed on Monday, September 30 and Tuesday, October 1.

Due to the ongoing impacts of Helene, multiple schools will be closed or delayed on Tuesday, Oct. 1.

Pulaski County Public Schools is taking action in the wake of recent school threats that caused the division to close schools on the last two Fridays and cancel or reschedule several practices and events.

Pulaski County Public Schools announced Friday that they would be closed due to social media threats that directly targeted schools in the division.

A series of school threats across Southwest Virginia put districts on high alert.

Pulaski County school officials said all schools and offices will be closed Friday, September 6.

In the wake of tragedy, small communities always seem to come together to support each other throughout the entire situation, and here in Pulaski County, that holds true.

Pulaski County Public Schools, and the YMCA of Pulaski County have partnered together for an incentive based program, where if kids show up to school, and get good grades, they can get a free, or reduced membership at the YMCA.

Summer break for many parents in Pulaski County poses a big challenge, providing meals for their children when they're not in school. But this summer, they're getting a huge helping hand from No Kid Hungry Virginia.

Pulaski County school leaders are addressing the outbreak of illnesses in the New River Valley community.

Pulaski County Public School officials have made it their mission to recover what learning was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Just days away from Thanksgiving, it can be difficult for some families to make a dinner or get a turkey. Two places in the New River Valley are working to ensure their communities have a meal.

Pulaski County Public Schools have had two cyber attacks in the past two weeks.

Pulaski County Public Schools (PCPS) and Pulaski County High School (PCHS) are pleased to announce that Mr. Anthony Akers has been named the next head coach for the varsity boys’ basketball program.

Pulaski County Public Schools has fallen victim to a cybercriminal attack.

The Uvaldee Foundation for Kids, a national organization, is now offering to help with security after social media threats made against Pulaski Middle School.10 News spoke with Pulaski school officials Monday who said the help isn’t needed.

The volleyball match and football game that were set to take place Thursday night at Pulaski County Middle School have been postponed.

Pulaski County Public Schools said they are working to do their part in helping everyday mental health.

Rumors of a COVID-19 outbreak on social media raises parents' concerns for in-person learning.

Pulaski County Public Schools is home to around 4,000 students between five elementary schools, one middle schools and Pulaski County High School.

Pulaski county is revving up for students to get back into the classroom and with the start of school just around the corner, their new superintendent said this summer was an opportunity to get out and connect with the community.

Local school leaders are reacting to new transgender student policy.

The Pulaski County Public Schools district has chosen a new superintendent.

The current superintendent of Pulaski County Public Schools has accepted a new role elsewhere, school division leaders said.

Heads up, parents! Students at Pulaski County Public Schools will have the day off on Thursday, March 9 and Friday, March 10.

Pulaski County Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday (Nov. 22) due to a large number of Flu and respiratory cases among students and staff.

Pulaski school leaders are putting student safety and school security on the top of their list of things to address this year, like many other schools in the region.

Leaders with the Pulaski County Public Schools are hoping to add more eyes in the classroom to keep your kids safe.

Students in Pulaski County have a new way to prepare themselves for life after high school.

No charges will be filed in a tragic incident where a 5-year-old boy passed away after drowning at the Pulaski County YMCA, according to special prosecutor W. Wesley Nance.

Pulaski County Public Schools is offering meal distribution after the district moved to remote learning.

Both Lynchburg City Schools and Pulaski County have schools reverting to online lessons.

Pulaski County Public Schools will be moving to remote learning for the remainder of the week due to staffing shortages caused by a spike in COVID-19 cases.

It was a tearful night at Randolph Park Saturday as the Pulaski County community honored a 5-year-old who passed away too soon.

Pulaski County Public Schools has established a fund to help a family dealing with the death of a 5-year-old boy.

Cites continuing issues with teacher and bus staffing

Friday will be a virtual learning day in Pulaski County.

Amid a staffing shortage, Pulaski County Public Schools has announced its plans for virtual learning days for its middle and high school students next week.

PULASKI, Va. – A small act of kindness can go a long way and the Pulaski County Police Department is well aware of that. This week, the Department donated $500 worth of clothing to Pulaski Elementary School so students in need could receive winter coats. The clothes will also be used for students who have accidents during the school day. Police also reached out to Critzer Elementary, but school officials said they had enough from last year’s donation.

PULASKI COUNTY, Va – Pulaski County’s fall sports season won’t look the way the school division was hoping. Pulaski County Public Schools planned to consider cheerleaders and band members as participants this football season; however, a newly issued executive order from Gov. “We’re not asking for the moon we’re not asking to create any unsafe scenarios,” Pulaski County Superintendent Dr. Kevin Siers said. All cheer members and band members in Pulaski County will now be considered spectators, not participants. Northam’s amended Executive Order 72 states the following:AdFor sports played indoors, spectators must be limited to 25 persons per field.

Pulaski, Va. – While coronavirus cases are declining in the New River Valley, Pulaski County Public Schools wants to extend their school return plan to in-person learning all week. More than 90,000 people are eligible for the vaccine in the New River Valley, but the health district is only receiving about 2,000 vaccines a week. While new coronavirus variants have not made their way to the New River Valley area yet, Bissell said people still need to watch out. AdBut now with Pulaski County Public Schools releasing a plan to start in-person learning five days a week in mid-March, Dr. Bissell said it’s not too late in the school year to start the transition. Therefore, starting mid-March, the school board wants to start in-person learning five days a week.

Students in Pulaski County Public Schools will return to in-person learning today for the second semester. Students will attend in-person four days a week. Individual schools could return to reduced capacity or all-virtual, depending on COVID-19 conditions in the future. Starting at 8 a.m., you can buy a $25 Downtown Roanoke Gift Card and receive a bonus $25 gift certificate. There is a limit of ten gift cards per person.

PULASKI COUNTY, Va. – Next week, Pulaski County teachers, students and staff will be back in school buildings. Starting Feb. 3, students will return to 100% in-person learning, according to a Facebook post by Pulaski County Public Schools. Tuesday, March 23 will be a virtual day while Wednesday, March 24 will be an in-person learning day. Pulaski County Public Schools Plan for the Second Semester- 1. Also, both Pulaski County middle and high schools will have a new bell schedule to avoid double blocked classes.

PULASKI COUNTY, Va. – Many essential workers in the New River Valley are now done with the first of two coronavirus vaccine doses. On Monday, teachers from two Pulaski County Elementary schools received their first dose of the vaccine. Staff from every school in the division could be vaccinated by the end of the week. Since so many essential workers fall within the Phase 1B vaccination category, New River Health Director Dr. Noelle Bissell expects it to take some time. Boadwine said that while it’s been the toughest school year to date, she’s happy most of her students have continued in-person learning.

Several area schools are closing on Friday due to potential weather impacts related to the tropical storm warning. Below is a list of all of the school closings and delays across our region. Click here. We have discontinued our phone system and all status changes must be submitted online. Click here if you’re using the WSLS 10 app or having trouble seeing the list.

PULASKI COUNTY, Va. – A student and a school staff member within Pulaski County Public Schools have both tested positive for coronavirus. The first case was a student at Pulaski County Middle School, who was last at the building on Sept. 22. Officials say proper mitigation strategies were followed and the school will reopen Thursday. The second case was a staff member at Pulaski County High School who was last in the building on Sept. 17. The school board has called a special meeting for 2 p.m. Thursday to discuss possible changes to its back to school plan.