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SchoolMore Options Select a School Charlotte County Public Schools Bacon District Elementary School Central Middle School Eureka Elementary School Phenix Elementary School Randolph-Henry High School Language View Original Spanish Cantonese French German Italian Tagalog Vietnamese Korean Russian Hindi Login Guest Central Middle School Home of the Bobcats {1} ##LOC[OK]## MENU Home Academics Athletics Calendar Student Links Parent & Student Resources CMS’s Report Card Menus and Nutrition School Supply Lists Student Links Handbook CCPS Counselor Website Career Investigations Parent Instructional Options FAQ FAQ-Parent Survey Instructional Options 21-22 Bobcat Newsletter CMS Game Tickets Home Academics Athletics Calendar Student Links Parent & Student Resources CMS’s Report Card Menus and Nutrition School Supply Lists Student Links Handbook CCPS Counselor Website Career Investigations Parent Instructional Options FAQ FAQ-Parent Survey Instructional Options 21-22 Bobcat Newsletter CMS Game Tickets School News Announcements Virginia Executive Order 28 , which addresses the critical issue of opioids and their impact on our community. The opioid epidemic is a serious public health concern affecting individuals and families across the nation, and it is crucial for us to work together to address this challenge. In Virginia, drug overdoses are the leading cause of unnatural death and have been since 2013. More Virginians die every year from overdoses than from automobile crashes. Opioids - specifically fentanyl - has been the driving force behind the large increases. In 2021, fentanyl contributed to 76.4% of all Virginia overdose deaths. It was estimated that 98% of these fatal fentanyl overdoses in Virginia were caused by the illicit, rather than prescription, version of the drug. Awareness and education are two of the best defenses against opioid misuse and overdose. Executive Order 28 Overview: Virginia Executive Order 28 was issued to enhance efforts in combating the opioid crisis. The Executive Order directed the Department of Education to issue guidance regarding best practices to support decision-making protocols for school leaders, developing parent notification protocols, and reinforcing best practices. Available Resources: We understand the importance of providing resources and support to those affected by substance abuse. There are numerous res ources available on this website to assist individuals and families in our community. Prevention Programs: Education and prevention programs play a crucial role in addressing drug misuse. Students can expect to hear more about drug and alcohol prevention at school during health classes, and during other enrichment opportunities. As we navigate these challenges together, our school remains committed to supporting our students and families. If you have any concerns or need additional information, please do not hesitate to reach out to our school counselors, school nurse, SRO, or administration. We appreciate your partnership in creating a safe and healthy environment for our students. Sincerely, Jessica F. Pillow Principal Central Middle School Photos School Calendar Upcoming Events May 17 End of 4th 9-weeks-12:30 DISMISSAL All Day Statesmen Day All Day May 18 R-H Graduation All Day May 20 TWD All Day - May 21 May 27 Memorial Day-Offices Closed All Day Jun 19 Juneteenth-Offices Closed 3:12PM - 4:12PM Previous Next More EventsQuick Links Parent Portal Help Desk Gmail Google Classroom Canvas Site Map Central Middle School Post Office Box 748, Charlotte Court House, Virginia 23923 Phone (434) 542-4536 | Fax (434) 542-4630 This website is in the process of being updated to ensure accessibility and compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. During this process, any website accessibility concerns may be brought to the attention of the Webmaster via email [email protected] or phone: (434) 542-5151. Website by SchoolMessenger Presence . © 2024 SchoolMessenger Corporation. All...