Principals of Patrick County High School
- James K. Hiatt (1970–1989)
- Bill I. Dillon (1989–1995)
- Glenn W. Blackburn (1995–1997)
- Gary Safritt (1998)
- E.G. Bradshaw, Jr. (1999 - 2011)
- Moriah Dollarhite (2012 - )
In 2009, Bradshaw was named the Outstanding High School Principal of Virginia by the Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals (VASSP)
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