We extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to our incredible Athletic Trainer for her unwavering dedication, expertise, and care. From practices to competitions, she is always there—keeping our student-athletes safe, healthy, and performing at their best. 💪
Your time, effort, and commitment do not go unnoticed. We appreciate all that you do for our schools and athletic programs every single day!

The JV and varsity baseball and softball games scheduled for today have been cancelled.
Practice Schedule
JV Softball-cancelled
Varsity Softball-MHS
JV Baseball-MHS
Varsity Baseball-MHS
Girls' Tennis-MHS
Varsity Boys' Soccer-MHS
Varsity Girls' Soccer-MHS
Track & Field-MHS
Monday, 3/16 - B day
Tuesday, 3/17 - A day
Wednesday, 3/18 - B day
Thursday, 3/19 - A day
Friday, 3/20 - B day
Girls' Soccer: MHS Coach Stearns' room
Boys' Soccer: MHS Coach Laster's room
JV Softball: pitchers and catchers in MHS gym
Varsity Softball: cancelled
JV Baseball: cancelled
Varsity Baseball: MHS indoor cage
Track & Field: MHS
Girls' Tennis: MHS tennis courts
All scrimmages scheduled for today have been cancelled.

The dance scheduled for Saturday, March 14th, has been cancelled due to low participation numbers. Students will be refunded their money this week. They can stop by the main office and see Mrs. Jarvis for their refund.
Good morning,
Can you believe March is here and only a little over 50 days before graduation?
That being said, it's time to start sending in photos of your senior for the graduation video!
Ms. Lewis in counseling is looking for a picture of your senior at 1 year old and another picture at 5 years old. For your convenience, you can email them directly to Ms. Lewis at jlewis@mcps.k12.va.us. The deadline is March 27th.
We were proud to host a dynamic Career Fair at Middlesex High School, where over 25 representatives shared their knowledge, experiences, and career pathways with our students. From local businesses to specialized industries, our students had the chance to explore a wide range of futures and ask meaningful questions about what comes next after graduation.
A special highlight? Welcoming back several of our very own MHS alumni who returned to pour into the next generation. There’s nothing more powerful than Chargers inspiring Chargers! 🐾💙
Thank you to every presenter who invested their time in our students’ futures. The possibilities are bright at MHS! ✨




JV & Varsity Softball- 2/23 on the MHS Softball Field from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
JV & Varsity Baseball-2/23 on the MHS Baseball Field from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
Varsity Girls' Soccer-2/23 at MHS from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
JV Coed and Varsity Boys' Soccer-2/23 at SCW from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
Varsity Tennis-2/23 on the MHS tennis courts from 3:30 to 5:30 pm
Outdoor Track & Field-3/2 on the MHS track from 3:30 to 5:00 pm
Coaches will advise the athletes of the duration of the tryout on the first day.
Join us for Ask a Therapist Live with our renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants anonymously submit questions to receive thoughtful, personalized answers.
Tuesday, February 17; 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific
Ask any question about youth mental health or parenting
Participation is anonymous
Register for the live event to get access to the recording
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/5886jx7b
Your relationship with your child is the most important thing. Attend this free webinar to improve it.

Congratulations to Madeline Inge, a student at Middlesex High School, who has been selected to perform in the High School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall in New York City!
Madeline will take the stage this weekend as a clarinetist with the Honors Band, an elite ensemble made up of the highest-rated young performers from around the world. Her acceptance followed a highly competitive audition and review by the Honors Selection Board—an honor that reflects her exceptional talent, dedication, and musical achievements.
Madeline has studied music for more than four years and is an active member of the Middlesex High School Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, and Jazz Band, where she also shines as a guitarist. Beyond music, she’s involved in Key Club and the Technology Student Association, serving as secretary.
“I’m honored to have been nominated and selected. I look forward to seeing New York and playing at Carnegie Hall,” Madeline shared.
We are incredibly proud of Madeline and can’t wait to cheer her on as she represents Middlesex High School on one of the world’s most iconic stages! 👏🎼

Our students recently visited the Middlesex Library for an engaging, hands-on experience—and they absolutely showed up with thoughtful ideas and leadership! Huge thanks to Carrie Dos Santos for welcoming us and guiding students through the library and the exciting plans for the new Teen Center.
Students toured the space, collaborated on selecting teen-friendly furniture, and brainstormed programs they’d actually love—everything from book clubs, crafts, and games to real-life skills sessions like car maintenance 🚗📖. They also shared recommendations for new books, authors, and genres for the Young Adult Library, all of which Mrs. Dos Santos plans to order right away!
We also learned about amazing library resources like Libby, Homework HelpNow, and Transparent Language, and made sure students are on track with active library cards.
Their voices are directly influencing new books, programs, and even furniture—and this is just the beginning! We’re excited to continue this partnership and look forward to students helping design future Teen Centers in both Deltaville and Urbanna. 👏📚



🌟 Nominate a Navigator of the Quarter for Q2! 🌟
Middlesex County Public Schools invites our community — families and staff alike — to recognize the outstanding Navigators who go above and beyond every day. 🧭
Each quarter, we’ll celebrate staff who exemplify our key priorities:
✨ Deeper Learning
🌱 Positive Learning Environment
💪 Capacity Building
🤝 Community Engagement
The selected Navigator of the Quarter will be announced at the next School Board meeting!
📋 Submit your nomination today and help us honor those making a difference.
Nomination Form

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