Roanoke County Public Schools is proud to announce the launch of “Let’s Talk,” a new telehealth service available for elementary, middle and high school students and families. Let's Talk is the latest in a series of mental health resources provided by the school division.
Six meetings about how parents can protect children from online dangers have been scheduled at schools throughout January, with additional meetings set for February, March and April.
Ten schools in Roanoke County have been rated as “Distinguished,” including all five high schools. Fifteen schools in Roanoke County are rated as “On Track” schools.
After eight years as superintendent of Roanoke County Public Schools (RCPS), Dr. Ken Nicely has announced he will retire at the end of the 2025-2026 school year, culminating a 35-year career in education and 33 total years with RCPS.