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The York County School Division is an award-winning school division located in the beautiful coastal region of Virginia, midway between Virginia Beach and Richmond and serves more than 13,000 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The York County School Division is an award-winning school system serving more than 13,000 students in the heart of the Virginia's historic triangle, situated between Virginia Beach and Richmond. The division provides an array of rigorous and diverse programs, that few school systems of similar size can match, such as Elementary Fine Arts and Math, Science, and Technology Magnet schools and the International Baccalaureate program. The mission of the York County School Division is to ensure every student is valued, supported, and challenged through learning experiences, which prepare them for a successful future.

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Social Media Terms of Use:

The York County School Division social media accounts are provided for the community by the YCSD Community and Public Relations Office, the Superintendent and School Board members. The goal is to provide timely, relevant and accurate information about the division and to share the achievements of our students and staff. Guidelines have been established to ensure effective and open conversation. All comments posted on the division's social media accounts, including any school social media accounts, school board member accounts and those of the Superintendent, are reviewed by the individual account administrator(s) to ensure that the comments posted adhere to the YCSD Social Media Terms of Use. Please note, that these accounts are limited in scope to conveying accurate information about the division and to share achievements of staff and students. Such moderated discussion accounts are not open public forums for the discussion of any and all subjects. Informational announcements likely to garner numerous questions and comments that are beyond the scope of the staff managing the social media accounts may disallow any comment and instead provide for public comment opportunities through the division's Let's Talk platform. Further, while the division recognizes individual's rights to share differing opinions and viewpoints, YCSD must also protect the rights of YCSD staff and students in a respectful manner. Although YCSD does not discriminate against any views, we do reserve the right to hide and/or delete any comments of the following nature:

◾ Comments that may jeopardize the safety and well-being of a student or staff member. We ask all users to refrain from posting "place and time" information about our students and staff.
◾ Comments that threaten or defame any person or organization, or that violate privacy laws.
◾ Comments that are violent, vulgar, obscene, profane, hateful, or racist.
◾ Comments deemed to be spam (i.e. repeated postings of the same or similar comment) or attempts to advertise/promote organizations, businesses, services or products not affiliated with the school division.
◾ Comments that contain misleading or false information and fuel rumors. (An example would be the post: "I heard school will be dismissed at 11 a.m." YCSD will post school closing information as soon as a decision is made.)
◾ Comments from what appear to be fake accounts.
◾ Comments that reference specific or ongoing confidential student and/or personnel matters.
◾ Comments that suggest or encourage illegal activity.
◾ Comments that infringe on copyrights or trademarks.
◾ Comments not related to the original post are considered off topic. Comments to any particular post should be germane to that post. Commenters who wish to offer input on school system matters not addressed on our social media accounts are encouraged to contact the school or central office administration, as appropriate, or to sign up to offer public comment at a regular business meeting of the York County School Board.
◾ Comments including phone numbers, email addresses, residential addresses, or similar information.
◾ Comments that do not comport with reasonable standards of civility and decorum for our young audience (see below)

Repeat violations of these Terms of Use may result in the account being blocked/banned for a minimum of 90 days. Subsequent violations may result in the account being blocked for additional time periods applied in a progressive manner. Civility and Decorum

Comments that do not meet reasonable standards of civility or decorum may be hidden or removed. Commenters are reminded that York County School Division social media accounts are part of a public school system website and that students - most of whom are impressionable minors - are one of its main intended audiences. Students check the YCSD social media accounts frequently for important information about school events and activities and should not be exposed to comments that are likely to cause them emotional distress or that would be inappropriate in the school environment. The social media administrators will review all postings to make sure they do not run afoul of the rules nor of the division's Acceptable Use Policy regarding Internet access and practices. Comments posted by other users reflect those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the York County School Division. Additionally, each post's comment section may be revised, turned off, or restricted as needed - in order to maintain an informative and friendly environment for the YCSD community. Your comments are welcome at any time. However, given the need to appropriately manage all communication responsibilities, we intend to review and post comments from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on regularly scheduled business days. We intend to review and post comments submitted at other times as soon as possible or on the next business day. Any student or staff specific concerns should be reported directly to the division or school rather than posted as a comment. YCSD students, parents, staff, and community members have several ways to report any concern:

◾ tell a trusted adult
◾ call the YCSD Hotline at 757-890-5000
◾ report it online at yorkcountyschools.org/ReportIt
◾ report it on the YCSD App
◾ contact us a yorkcountyschools.org/AskYCSD

We reserve the right to amend our Social Media Terms of Use at any time without notice.

Marching with music, stepping with purpose! Marching bands from all four of our high schools and our high school NJROTC ...
10/19/2026

Marching with music, stepping with purpose!

Marching bands from all four of our high schools and our high school NJROTC students took to the streets of Yorktown today for the Yorktown Day parade. Our students brought talent, dedication, and school spirit to this community celebration of our nation’s history. Thank you to the students and staff who helped make the day memorable.

DID YOU KNOW? The proposed sales tax would apply to taxable retail purchases made in York County. That means both York C...
10/19/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

The proposed sales tax would apply to taxable retail purchases made in York County.

That means both York County residents and visitors who make taxable purchases in the County would pay the additional tax.

Some purchases would remain exempt. For example, food purchased for home use and essential personal hygiene products would not be subject to the additional tax.

On November 3, voters will consider a local sales tax of up to 1%, with revenue dedicated to public school construction and major renovations.

Know the facts. Be informed. Learn more: https://www.yorkcountyschools.org/about-us/departments/finance/sales-tax-referendum

York County, Virginia

Safety is more than a plan. It’s a collective commitment.  Join us in celebrating America’s Safe Schools Week, October 1...
10/19/2026

Safety is more than a plan. It’s a collective commitment.

Join us in celebrating America’s Safe Schools Week, October 19-23, 2026. This week, we recognize school resource officers (SRO) and school security officers (SSO) and the important role they play in our schools each day.

Thank you to our SROs and SSOs for helping keep our school safe and welcoming places to learn and grow.

Learn more: https://www.yorkcountyschools.org/programs-services/safety-security

Drop a comment below to share your appreciation or give an SRO or SSO a shout-out online: WT2Y4TLT@MDLT@DY8K8G3LT@LDLT@NDLT" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://www.onflo.com/Form/Dialogue/DialogueFormDefault?k=WT2Y4TLT@MDLT@DY8K8G3LT@LDLT@NDLT

Each year, YCSD receives more than $8 million in federal Impact Aid funds to support programs and services for all stude...
10/18/2026

Each year, YCSD receives more than $8 million in federal Impact Aid funds to support programs and services for all students. Every family plays a role in helping YCSD secure these funds.

To determine how much funding the division is eligible to receive, we are required to collect information from all families annually. Funding is based on the number of federally connected students enrolled in our schools.

Families are asked to log into their SchoolCash Online accounts and complete these required forms for each student in their family.

Complete the form: https://yorkcountyschools.schoolcashonline.com

Friday Night Lights is about more than winning and losing. It’s nights our entire community can come together in support...
10/16/2026

Friday Night Lights is about more than winning and losing. It’s nights our entire community can come together in support of our schools.

Earlier this month, Bruton High School celebrated 50 years of school pride. Alumni from across generations returned to their Alma Mater to reconnect and celebrate their shared memories.

This morning, York High School players and cheerleaders brought that same energy to our elementary schools to inspire future Falcons.

These are the moments our collective commitment to student success shine.

10/16/2026

Planning for the future takes all of us.

York County School Division and County leaders work together to understand school facility needs, set priorities, plan projects, and consider funding options.

A Capital Improvement Plan is not set in stone. It can change as enrollment, costs, building conditions, available funding, and community needs change.

On November 3, voters will consider a local sales tax of up to 1%, with revenue dedicated to public school construction and major renovations.

Know the facts. Be informed. Learn more: https://www.yorkcountyschools.org/about-us/departments/finance/sales-tax-referendum

York County, Virginia

National Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized from September 15 through October 15. Throughout the month, YCSD students...
10/15/2026

National Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized from September 15 through October 15. Throughout the month, YCSD students have explored the history, cultures, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities.

From student presentations and classroom learning to hallway displays and creative projects, students have had opportunities to learn, share, and celebrate through their own work.

We’re proud to highlight just a few of the ways our schools brought learning to life this month.

10/14/2026
DID YOU KNOW?The proposed tax would be an additional local sales tax of up to 1% on taxable retail purchases in York Cou...
10/14/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

The proposed tax would be an additional local sales tax of up to 1% on taxable retail purchases in York County. Some purchases would remain exempt. For example, food purchased for home use and essential personal hygiene products would not be subject to the additional tax.

Don't forget, tonight will be the last 1 For Schools Joint Community Meeting at Queens Lake Middle School, starting at 6 p.m.

Know the facts. Be informed. Learn more: https://www.yorkcountyschools.org/about-us/departments/finance/sales-tax-referendum

York County, Virginia

DID YOU KNOW? Revenue from the proposed sales tax would be limited to school capital projects. It cannot be used for tea...
10/12/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

Revenue from the proposed sales tax would be limited to school capital projects. It cannot be used for teacher salaries, school operating expenses, or general County operations. Also, the school division cannot redirect funding from the annual operating budget to support capital improvement projects.

Under state law, the revenue could be used for:

• New school construction
• Major school renovations
• Financing costs associated with those projects

On November 3, voters will consider a local sales tax of up to 1%, with revenue dedicated to public school construction and major renovations.

Know the facts. Be informed. Learn more: https://www.yorkcountyschools.org/about-us/departments/finance/sales-tax-referendum

York County, Virginia

Address

302 Dare Road
Yorktown, VA
23692

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17578980300

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