Pendleton County Schools will be closed Friday, December 5, 2025. This will be Non-Traditional Instructional Day # 2. All students will complete Summer Saver Day Lesson 2. Stay safe and warm!
🕒📘 Week 8: Daily Routines that Support Learning
(Part of our 8 Weeks of Student Support series)
Simple, consistent routines at home can make a big difference in your child’s success! 💫
Talking with your child each day about school, friends, and what they’re learning shows that education matters. Setting aside a regular time and quiet space for homework helps kids stay organized and build lifelong skills like responsibility and time management.
These small daily habits help students stay on track—and prepare them for success in school and beyond. 🌟
#DailyRoutines s #StudentSuccess
🏠💙 Week 7: Family Stability and Support
(Part of our 8 Weeks of Student Support series)
Family support and stability play a key role in student success. When families face challenges like frequent moves, job changes, or financial struggles, it can make school more difficult for children.
Strong, steady home routines and caring family connections help kids feel secure, ready to learn, and confident in the classroom. Together, schools and families can build a foundation where every child thrives. 🌟
#FamilySupport #StrongerTogether #StudentSuccess #EveryChildMatters
(Part of our 8 Weeks of Student Support series)
A child’s emotional well-being is just as important as academic progress. ❤️
Behavior, attendance, and classroom participation in the early grades can give clues about future challenges. When students struggle or are retained, it can affect their confidence and love of learning.
By supporting children early—both emotionally and academically—we help them stay motivated, build resilience, and feel connected to school. 🌈
#EmotionalGrowth #StudentSuccess
To benefit C.A.N. (Community Assistance Network), we’re collecting non-perishable food and essential items from November 17 – December 9, 2025.
📍 Drop-off locations:
All Pendleton County school sites, the Pendleton County Board of Education Office, and Pendleton Community Bank (Franklin) — during regular school or business hours.
Each day focuses on a different donation theme:
1️⃣ Soup
2️⃣ Canned Fruits & Veggies
3️⃣ Canned Meats (Tuna, SPAM, etc.)
4️⃣ Peanut Butter & Jelly
5️⃣ Baking Goods (Flour, Sugar, Oil)
6️⃣ Snack Bags (Chips, Pretzels, Trail Mix)
7️⃣ Pasta & Sauces
8️⃣ Breakfast Foods (Cereal, Oatmeal, Pop-Tarts)
9️⃣ Boxed Dinners
🔟 Desserts (Cake Mix, Pudding, Jello)
1️⃣1️⃣ Paper Products
1️⃣2️⃣ Personal Hygiene & Dental Items
💚 Every item makes a difference! Help us make the holidays brighter for local families in need.
Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend!
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour 🕑➡️🕐
Bonus tip: It’s also a great time to check your smoke detector batteries 🔋🔥
☀️📚 Week 5: Keep Learning Over the Summer
(Part of our 8 Weeks of Student Support series)
When school’s out, learning doesn’t have to stop! 🌞
Kids can lose some of what they’ve learned over the summer—especially in math—but a little engagement goes a long way.
Children who stay connected to reading, exploring, and problem-solving over the summer are more likely to start the next school year confident and ready to learn.
Try visiting the library, playing learning games, or exploring nature together—every experience helps your child grow! 🌻
#SummerLearning #StudentSuccess
We’re excited to announce the first meeting of the year for the Pendleton County Healthy Grandfamilies Program! 💙
📅 Date: Wednesday, October 29th
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Pendleton County High School — Mrs. Janice Heavner’s room
This free program is open to all grandparents who are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect, learn, and share support with other families in our community. 👵👴💞
For more information, please contact Helan Turner or Diana Smith.