History Of HVHS
History of HVHS |
Hidden Valley High School
Established August 2002
About the School
Hidden Valley High School, the newest addition to the Roanoke County Public School System, opened its doors in August 2002. Designed to accommodate 1100 students, the school integrates current technology with the infrastructure to adapt to future advancements, creating a dynamic educational structure built to endure well into the future.
School Layout
The school consists of:
- Three 2-story buildings housing educational classrooms
- Large public spaces: gymnasium, auditorium, and commons (cafeteria)
- Central area containing administrative offices, counseling department, media center, technology and business education center, and work and family studies center
Historical Timeline
10th Anniversary Celebration
Hidden Valley High School celebrated its tenth year of operation in 2012. To commemorate this milestone, a special presentation was created.
School Identity
The school was named by a citizen's committee, aligning with its feeder school, Hidden Valley Middle School. The High School Steering Committee, composed of parents, teachers, and students, selected the school colors (navy blue and Vegas gold) and mascot (The Titans).
Key Facts
Initial Students
900
Total Area
201,000 sq ft
Floors
2
Construction Cost
$22.2 Million
Awards:
- 2002: Design award from Virginia School Boards Association
- 2003: Design award from the Blue Ridge Center of the AIA