Wells Elementary spins end-of-the-year fun
Wells Elementary kindergartners enjoyed an end-of-the-year music day with a local DJ. As part of kindergarten’s...
Bensley teacher recognized for exceptional impact
Congratulations to Alejandra Sierra! A Participate Learning ambassador teacher who works at Bensley...
Chesterfield CTE programs keep winning awards
For the sixth year in a row, career and technical education programs within Chesterfield County Public...
Girls on the Run makes a difference
Ettrick wins service award Active in Chesterfield County Public Schools for almost two decades, Girls...
Hall of Fame nominations open through Aug. 31
Chesterfield County Public Schools honors outstanding former employees and volunteers Nominations are...
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Deborah McGonigle, Principal

J.B. Watkins Elementary School encourages all students to become life-long learners who are prepared to live as productive citizens in a constantly changing world. Students will receive a rigorous and relevant educational program which engages students in 21st century skills and teaches the values needed to become effective members of a global community.

We believe children should learn the academic and social skills to give them the traits necessary to become independent, responsible, life-long learners. Coalminers are “SMART“, they Show Kindness, Make Good Choices, Act Responsibly, Respect Self and Others and Try their Best!

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Summer access to Chromebooks and online instructional applications

Summer access to Chromebooks and online instructional applications will only be available for students participating in official summer learning programs, including in-person summer school, CCPSOnline, SOL/SAT Academy, science bridge courses and mathematics bridge courses. If your child is not participating in a formal summer program, there are many ways to

Reminder: Schedule immunization appointments for the upcoming school year

This summer, families should schedule immunizations for their 4, 11 or 16-year-old students. Primary care appointments are booking several months out and families should schedule early to avoid the late-summer rush. If you do not have a primary care provider, there are options available to you. Learn more about vaccinations