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version. Employee Memo has been added to Staff
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Re-Enrollment, Retirement, PEIA and Retirement Incentive.
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WESTEST 12 - 16 May for County Students
WESTEST will be give to all county students grades 3 - 8
and grade 10 the week of May 12th. Here are some tips to help
your child do his or her best of the test.WESTEST
tips
Pendleton County Schools to Conduct Preschool Screenings
PCS will conduct developmental screenings May 14 from 9:00
to 11:00 a.m. at the PCS Annex on High Street in Franklin.
These screenings are for 3 year olds and for any 4 year olds
not registered for preschool the coming school year.
All 4-year-old children enrolled for preschool will be screened
in vision, hearing, speech & language, and early childhood
development during the first weeks of school at their respective
schools.
Kindergarten Registration Schedule
Franklin Elementary School:
28 April • 9:00 - 12:00
Brandywine Elementary School: 8 May • 1:00 - 3:00
North Fork Elementary School: 21 May • 8:30 - 12:00
KIDS
FIRST - Read about Governor Manchin's Promise to put West
Virginia's Kids First. This is a new kindergarten initiative
for wellness screening.
WV's Use of School Technology at the Top of the Class
.
The state received an overall score of 95.3 on the report, which
ranks West Virginia at the top of the class for its use of technology.
Read
the 9-page report. Also visit the Technology
page for additional information and links.
40 Ways Anyone Can Build Assets
Many things
you do — or could do — every day make a big difference
for kids. How? By building
developmental assets — the 40 essential building blocks
that children and teenagers need as a foundation for growing
up. Research shows that these assets can have a positive impact
on young people's lives. Here are some suggested activities
concerning Positive Identity:
• Dwell on what children do right instead of what they
do wrong.
• Avoid comparing young people with each other.
• Let youth know you are proud of their talents, capabilities
and discoveries.
• Listen when young people talk about their sense of
purpose in life.
• Ask young people what they are passionate about.
SPECIAL REPORT: Annual
WV Report Ranking of West Virginia’s Best Public High Schools,
2007-2008. READ
MORE
Preschool Registration
If you missed the preschool
registration for your child, held the second week of March,
please contact the Board office for assistance. Click
here for general information.
Important Information about CA-MRSA
We are taking the necessary
steps to protect our children, following prescribed standards
set forth by the West Virginia Department of Health. Rest assured
that we will do what need to be done. In this recent time of
heightened awareness to CA-MRSA, please follow the guidelines
prepared by the WVDHHR, BPH - Infectious Disease and Epidemiology
Program. READ
MORE • Information added 1 Nov. 2007
BES Renovation & Replacement
The
West Virginia School Building Authority funded $4.9 million
dollars for the renovation and replacement of Brandywine Elementary
School at its quarterly meeting held 26 March 2007 in Charleston.
An additional $618,478 was funded at the June meeting, bringing
the project total to $5,548,027. The project began in the Summer
of 2007. Phase 1 was completed on March 11, 2008. Students and
staff moved into the new section on March 12. The project will
be fully completed during the 2008-2009 school year. The project
began this summer and will be fully completed by the fall of
2008.See Aerial
View.
Response to Intervention Project
Franklin Elementary School
was selected this past summer by the West Virginia Department
of Education to implement the Response to Intervention Program.The
3-Tier Reading Model is a scientific, research-based "prevention"
model that provides an instructional framework for delivering
assessment-driven, differentiated instruction to all students,
including students at risk for and students with reading difficulties.READ MORE about
this and other Technology News
VISIT OUR NEW SECTION
Data
& Rankings, our newest section to the web site, contains
the following information that was previously displayed on
this main page:
Enrollment
Information No Child Left Benhind OEPA
Ratings Book Technology
Data The
WV Report Card
The
following are makeup days: March 26, 27 & 28 along with
April 7. June 6 will be an instructional day
June 9 will become the ISE day.
KIDS COUNT
KIDS COUNT produces
a wide variety of publications aimed at improving the lives
of West Virginia's children. Whether you are interested in early
child development, early literacy, school readiness or data
about the well-being of West Virginia's children, KIDS COUNT
has important information to share with you.
Data in the 2007 Kids Count Data Book recognizes PendletonCounty
as the best county in the state to raise children.
A group of educators and
law enforcement join together to raise awareness of Internet
safety throughout the schools and the community.
AMBER VIEW
The
Amber View Project is a pilot biometrics program under development
by the West Virginia High Technology Consortium (WVHTC) Foundation
in Fairmont (WV) and is designed to aid in the recovery of
missing or abducted children.
Itis
the fifth largest county in the state and, with slightly over
8,000 residents, is the second most sparsely populated county
in West Virginia.
Learn more about what the area has to offer.
The Pendleton County Board
of Education does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color,
religion, disability, age and national origin in employment and
in the administration of its education programs and activities.
If you have difficulty accessing any
material on this site because of a disability, please contact us
in writing or via telephone, and we will work with you to make the
information available.
Pendleton County Schools
PO Box 888 • 108 Walnut Street
Franklin WV 26807
Phone (304) 358-2207 • Fax (304) 358-2936
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The state received an overall score of 95.3 on the report, which
ranks West Virginia at the top of the class for its use of technology.
Data in the 2007 Kids Count Data Book recognizes PendletonCounty
as the best county in the state to raise children.
