PCHS Graduation |
 PCHS Graduation is set for Sunday, May 26! Baccalaureate begins at 10:00 am and Graduation ceremonies commence at 6:00 pm. |
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Parent Resource Center |
| The Pendleton County County Schools Parent Educator Resource Center will be presenting two upcoming workshops on May 30 at 6:00 pm!
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School Surveys! |
| Please take the time to participate in our survey. Thank you!
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Make-Up Days Announced - UPDATED 3-20-13 |
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State Emphasis is on Student School Bus Safety |
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Click here for the NEW WVDE Parent Website. This website is designed to provide parents and guardians with tools to help their children succeed in the 21st century classroom.
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CLICK HERE FOR UPDATED 2012-2013 SCHOOL CALENDAR
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Former County Student Named National Finalist in FFA Contest! |
 Kevin Smith excels in national competition!
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Pendleton County High School ranked with the best high schools in West Virginia in US News and World Report. Only 29 out of 128 high schools were recognized and Pendleton is one of the 29! CLICK HERE!
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 Jonathan Kimble Named WVU Mountaineer Mascot!
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| Check out the WV Department of Education's Learn 21 site for grade-appropriate enrichment materials. Games, video, and more.READ
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Information about influenza A H1N1 virus |
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H1N1
Flu Fact Sheet for Parents & Students
Letter
from Catherine Slemp, State Health Officer
October
Letter to Parents outlining the preventative efforts being
taken by the schools related to influenza and flu-like symptoms.
Access more information at the WVDE
site. READ
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Print out this PDF as a reference: Patient
Handout - Swine Flu and You.
Information about the Inactivated
Influenza Vaccine, commonly known as the seasonal flu
shot.
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New WV Laws Affect Teens' Driving Status |
| New laws that recently
were enacted by the West Virginia Legislature will affect how
teens prepare, acquire, and maintain their driving status prior
to the age of 18. Pendleton County Board of Education Policy
S.6.19 - School Attendance and Satisfactory Academic Progress
as Conditions of Licensing for Privilege of Operation of Motor
Vehicle and West Virginia Code 17B-2-3 and 172-5 further
explain the provisions in detail. READ
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Pendleton County Schools implement "SchoolMessenger" |
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Pendleton County Schools is
partnering with SchoolMessenger to provide notification to
parents via phone messaging of upcoming events, student attendance,
tardiness, parental outreach, and emergency broadcasts. "We
are pleased to have another avenue to use to inform parents
and guardians of our students," Superintendent Doug Lambert
stated. READ
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| " Global21 helps
educators make the shift from traditional teacher-centered lessons
to student-centered learning activities. By helping students
fine-tune their performance skills and cement their core subject
knowledge, we will ensure the next generation of West Virginians
will be among the best educated, best skilled and the best trained
in the world." — Dr. Steven L. Paine, Superintendent
of Schools READ
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Asbestos Management Plan • UPDATED |
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22, 1986, President Reagan signed into law the Hazard Emergency
Response Act (AHERA). It required the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) to issue regulations requiring all private and
public elementary and secondary schools to be inspected for
asbestos. READ MORE
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Activities Take Focus off Food
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| "We live in a different
day and age when we have to be more concerned about the food
served to children at school," said Pendleton County Superintendent
Doug Lambert. "Not only must we be concerned with childhood
obesity, food allergies and food recalls are now common occurrences."
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The
decision to close schools or to have an early dismissal is
not an easy one. 
