Welcome to the Snow Creek PTO website

Hey there, and welcome to the Snow Creek Elementary School PTO website! We are so thrilled you’ve stopped by! We’re a group of parents who love working together to develop and support a variety of exciting activities and events that make the learning experience fun and engaging for all involved. Although we’re not affiliated with Snow Creek Elementary or Franklin County Public Schools, we’re dedicated to making a difference in our children’s lives.


We believe that every parent and teacher has something amazing to contribute. So come on and join our crew! By volunteering your time and skills, you can be part of something awesome and make a big difference for our precious kiddos. Let’s work together to make this school year unforgettable! Be sure to check out our website for the latest events, meetings, and volunteer opportunities. Thanks for your incredible support, we can’t wait to see what we’ll accomplish together!

“Despite the economic challenges that confront the children and families in rural Snow Creek, VA, Snow Creek Elementary School is rich in other ways. Family and cultural roots are strong and deep; many of the students have parents, and even grandparents, who attended the school. This multi-generational connection is one of the key elements of Snow Creek’s success. Many parents and grandparents are closely involved in school activities and serve as a support network.

Another key element to Snow Creek’s success is the commitment to fostering collaboration between learners. Students work with their teammates in positive relationships to examine their own thinking and provide evidence in support of their conclusions. Students become stakeholders in their own educations.

Faculty and staff are driven by that same collaborative notion. It is evidenced in the daily What I Need (WIN) time. During WIN time, students are placed in small groups based on formative and summative assessments. It’s an “all hands on deck” philosophy as staff work together to provide each student the learning they need.

The greatest factor in Snow Creek’s success is relationships. Teachers build personal connections with students. Developing meaningful relationships supports students to perform better in school and life. Knowing a student’s home life and interests enable teachers to bring in real-life connections for students. A result is a group of students who do not belong to one teacher, but to the whole school.”

– United States Department of Education

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