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Join us at Franklin Elementary School for the Energy Express Open House: Wednesday, June 11th.
The Potomac Highlands Soccer League Fall 2025 soccer registration is open until June 30th. Flyers have been sent home for students ages 4-14. Students are also invited to participate in the league soccer camp which will take place in Moorefield June 16-18. For more information please email boardphsl@gmail.com.
Mrs. Mowery’s class created bubble wands and had a wonderful bubble-themed day to put their inventions to the test!
Congratulations to our attendance winners for this school year!
Kacey Shiflett from DNR gave an outdoor classroom presentation to the third and fourth grades over mammals and reptiles that live here in West Virginia.
4A did a team building activity over which group could make the longest paper chain with one piece of paper and 4 inches of tape in 10 minutes.
4th graders enjoyed a reading campout time, where they made blanket forts, read books by flashlight, and ate smores bars!
Mrs. George's class enjoyed inside and outside BUBBLE Day....and even teaching others to blow bubbles with BubbleGUM!! ❤️
For the first time since 2019, the 6th graders were able to take their end of the year field trip to Washington, DC. The students, parents, and teachers worked hard all year to raise enough money through fundraisers and generous contributions from the community. The weather was perfect, and everyone had a great time!
The 3rd grade classes at FES, hiked the six-mile round trip to the top of Seneca Rocks on Thursday.
End of year lost and found items at FES.
4th grade field trip to Smoke Hole Caverns!
2nd grade had FUN with a Field Day of their own with some old fashioned games and Minute to Win It activities!
Mrs. George's class enjoyed all the fun games at Field Day!
Thank you!
Mothers of our Kindergarteners came to spend the afternoon at FES. They learned about Title 1 and how to help their child be successful when they get to first grade. They decorated hats and went to a tea party in their child's classroom. This mother's moment is such a special occasion for them. Many mothers of older children tell us they still have their hat from when their child was in Kindergarten.
1st and 2nd graders got to have an AR Reward Party yesterday. They could spend the AR points they earned throughout the year watching Cartoons, playing basketball or kickball, and getting extra recess. Making art, building Lego, and playing with bubbles or sidewalk chalk were the other options. They seemed to enjoy all the different activities.
Preschool and Kindergarten students who participated in and read all 100 books this year got their t-shirts today. They also got to break open geodes and learn about different types of rocks with Gary and Kathy Price. It was such a cool surprise when the insides of the plain-looking rocks were all sparkly and shiny.
Pre-KA tie-dye shirts for field day!
