Schools High schools Turner Ashby High School Broadway High School East Rockingham High School Spotswood High School Middle schools Elkton Middle School J. Frank Hillyard Middle School Montevideo Middle School Wilbur S. Pence Middle School Elementary schools Cub Run Elementary School Elkton Elementary School Fulks Run Elementary School Lacey Springs Elementary School Linville-Edom Elementary School McGaheysville Elementary School Mountain View Elementary School John C. Myers Elementary School Ottobine Elementary School Peak View Elementary School Plains Elementary School Pleasant Valley Elementary School River Bend Elementary School South River Elementary School John Wayland Elementary School Other schools Massanutten Technical Center Rockingham Academy Awards Rockingham County Public Schools is one of only 24 school divisions in Virginia which met or exceeded No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) achievement objectives during the 2005–2006 school year. Rockingham County was one of the largest school divisions on this elite list. Congressman Bob Goodlatte recognized Montevideo Middle School Instructional Technology Resource Teacher Joe Showker with a Children's Champion Award for his work with the Web Wise Kids (WWK) program throughout Virginia. The newest grant news would be for our Title I school that were recognized as Distinguished Title I Schools and received Academic Achievement grants. Fulks Run and South River Elementary Schools each received $17,000 for the past two years of SOL Assessment achievement. Pleasant Valley and Mountain View Elementary Schools received $8,500 each for their students' SOL Assessment achievement. RCPS teacher, Janis Churchill, was selected as the outstanding elementary school technology teacher in Virginia by the International Society for Technology in Education Association. For their work during the 2005–2006 school year, numerous RCPS teachers received Shenandoah Valley Economics Awards, and many of those teachers received state-level recognition. J. Frank Hillyard Middle School teacher, Allen Ruliffson won the Virginia Economic Teacher of the Year Award. High school agriculture, business, family and consumer sciences, health sciences, marketing, technology, and trade and industrial students competed in regional, state, and national level competitions, receiving numerous individual and team awards. Students served as regional and state officers of their career and technical education youth organizations. Annually, RCPS middle and high school students win scholarships from the State Fair of Virginia and other agencies as a result of their participation in career and technical programs. The Spotswood High School Chapter of the Future Educators of America (FEA) received an invitation to present at the 2007 National Conference for FEA. Rockingham County employs