Good morning! Due to a limited number of bus operators bus numbers 7727, Wes Fleisher, and 7726 Jesse Johnston, will be combined Monday afternoon only, September 28th. Arrival times for afternoon drop offs may be a little later, please be patient as we navigate these changes. Thank you for your understanding.
This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Breanna Griffin, one of our wonderful 4th Grade Teachers!
Mrs. Griffin earned her B.A. in Early Childhood Development and Elementary Education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and now brings her knowledge, dedication, and love of learning to our fourth-grade students each day!
We’re so happy to have Mrs. Griffin as part of our Franklin Elementary family!
#FESStaffSpotlight #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #PendletonCountySchools #WVPublicSchools
Mrs. Griffin earned her B.A. in Early Childhood Development and Elementary Education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and now brings her knowledge, dedication, and love of learning to our fourth-grade students each day!
We’re so happy to have Mrs. Griffin as part of our Franklin Elementary family!
#FESStaffSpotlight #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #PendletonCountySchools #WVPublicSchools
School leadership and central office staff working together to determine what they notice and what they wonder about the information presented. Teamwork!
Pendleton County Schools participated in Marshall University's Annual Career Fair. Great turnout and representation.
On 9/25, we went from “9 to 5” Dolly style! Our students brought plenty of sparkle and country flair with pink, rhinestones, fringe, denim, boots, and cowboy hats! We loved seeing everyone show off their personality and school spirit while celebrating an icon who reminds us:
“Find out who you are, and do it on purpose.” — Dolly Parton
Thanks to all of our students and staff who joined in the fun and made our halls shine a little brighter!
#DollySpiritDay #9to5 #SchoolSpirit #DollyParton #SpiritDay #PinkAndSparkles #CountryStyle
Come join Pendleton County Schools!
Pendleton County Schools wants to say a HUGE THANK YOU to all our Service Personnel Employees today, September 24th. We appreciate your hard work, dedication, and continued support for our students, staff, and community. Thank you!!!
Save the new date! Book Bingo is moving to November 10. We can’t wait for a fun evening with our Panther families!
Get ready, Panthers, it’s almost time to Fall Into a Good Book! Our Scholastic Book Fair will be open September 28 – October 1, giving students the chance to explore new stories, discover favorite authors, and find books they can’t wait to read!
🗓️ September 28 – October 1
📍 Franklin Elementary School
We can’t wait to see our Panthers get excited about reading!
#FranklinElementary #ScholasticBookFair #BookFair #PantherPride #FallIntoAGoodBook #LoveOfReading #ReadersAreLeaders
🗓️ September 28 – October 1
📍 Franklin Elementary School
We can’t wait to see our Panthers get excited about reading!
#FranklinElementary #ScholasticBookFair #BookFair #PantherPride #FallIntoAGoodBook #LoveOfReading #ReadersAreLeaders
Franklin Elementary’s sixth graders had the opportunity to step back in time with a visit to the Boggs House Museum, the oldest house in Pendleton County!
The students learned about the home’s history and its important role as a frontier fort during the early days of our county. Today, the Boggs House is cared for by the Pendleton County Historical Society, which works to preserve and share the rich history of Pendleton County through the many artifacts and stories housed there.
What a wonderful opportunity for our students to experience local history firsthand and see how the past helps shape the community we know today!
The students learned about the home’s history and its important role as a frontier fort during the early days of our county. Today, the Boggs House is cared for by the Pendleton County Historical Society, which works to preserve and share the rich history of Pendleton County through the many artifacts and stories housed there.
What a wonderful opportunity for our students to experience local history firsthand and see how the past helps shape the community we know today!
Mrs. George’s second graders had a great time celebrating Treasure Mountain Festival with a special scavenger hunt!
Students searched for items that offered a glimpse into life and traditions of years past, including an old-fashioned washboard, lantern, quilt, and many more!
It was a fun, hands-on way for our students to explore Appalachian heritage, learn about items used by generations before them, and enjoy a little adventure along the way!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #SecondGrade #AppalachianTraditions #LearningThroughTradition
Students searched for items that offered a glimpse into life and traditions of years past, including an old-fashioned washboard, lantern, quilt, and many more!
It was a fun, hands-on way for our students to explore Appalachian heritage, learn about items used by generations before them, and enjoy a little adventure along the way!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #SecondGrade #AppalachianTraditions #LearningThroughTradition
This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Sierra Braham, our 2nd Grade Early Childhood Classroom Assistant Teacher (ECCAT)!
Sierra is a proud Pendleton County High School graduate who brings care and support to our second-grade students each day. When she’s not at FES, you might find her attending a derby, crocheting, or enjoying some well-deserved time at home!
We’re so glad to have Sierra as part of our Franklin Elementary family!
#FESStaffSpotlight #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #PendletonCountySchools #WVPublicSchools
Sierra is a proud Pendleton County High School graduate who brings care and support to our second-grade students each day. When she’s not at FES, you might find her attending a derby, crocheting, or enjoying some well-deserved time at home!
We’re so glad to have Sierra as part of our Franklin Elementary family!
#FESStaffSpotlight #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #PendletonCountySchools #WVPublicSchools
As part of our Treasure Mountain Festival activities, our kindergarten students had a special opportunity to learn about traditional Appalachian instruments and songs with the Dulcimer Dames!
Students listened, learned, and joined in the fun as they explored the sounds and musical traditions that have been passed down through generations in Appalachia.
What a wonderful way for our youngest Panthers to experience a piece of our local culture and heritage through music!
A special thank you to the Dulcimer Dames for sharing their music, talents, and Appalachian traditions with our students!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #Kindergarten #AppalachianTraditions #AppalachianMusic #LearningThroughTradition
Students listened, learned, and joined in the fun as they explored the sounds and musical traditions that have been passed down through generations in Appalachia.
What a wonderful way for our youngest Panthers to experience a piece of our local culture and heritage through music!
A special thank you to the Dulcimer Dames for sharing their music, talents, and Appalachian traditions with our students!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #Kindergarten #AppalachianTraditions #AppalachianMusic #LearningThroughTradition
Help Support Pendleton County Students at our Annual CIS Stuff the Bus on September 18th and September 19th. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
As part of our Treasure Mountain Festival fun, our fifth graders had the chance to learn how to play the traditional game of marbles!
Students learned the rules, practiced their aim, and enjoyed a little friendly competition while experiencing a game that has entertained generations. It was a fun way to step away from today’s technology and discover how kids entertained themselves in years past!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #FifthGrade #AppalachianTraditions #LearningThroughTradition #MakingMemories
Students learned the rules, practiced their aim, and enjoyed a little friendly competition while experiencing a game that has entertained generations. It was a fun way to step away from today’s technology and discover how kids entertained themselves in years past!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #FifthGrade #AppalachianTraditions #LearningThroughTradition #MakingMemories
Our fourth grade classes had a wonderful time visiting the Quilt Show at the Treasure Mountain Festival! Students explored the beautiful quilts on display and even had the chance to vote for their favorite!
The learning didn’t stop there! Students watched demonstrations of spinning, weaving, and quilting, giving them a firsthand look at the skill, creativity, and craftsmanship behind these traditional arts.
What a great way to bring local traditions to life and celebrate the heritage of our community during Treasure Mountain Festival Week!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #AppalachianTraditions #FourthGrade #LearningBeyondTheClassroom
The learning didn’t stop there! Students watched demonstrations of spinning, weaving, and quilting, giving them a firsthand look at the skill, creativity, and craftsmanship behind these traditional arts.
What a great way to bring local traditions to life and celebrate the heritage of our community during Treasure Mountain Festival Week!
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #AppalachianTraditions #FourthGrade #LearningBeyondTheClassroom
Yesterday, Elizabeth Mitchell visited Mrs. Mowery’s class to share the timeless art of sewing and quilting with our students!
Students learned how different patterns, colors, and even small scraps of fabric can be carefully pieced together to create something beautiful. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to see how creativity, craftsmanship, and tradition come together through the art of quilting.
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #AppalachianTraditions #SewingAndQuilting #LearningThroughTradition
Students learned how different patterns, colors, and even small scraps of fabric can be carefully pieced together to create something beautiful. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to see how creativity, craftsmanship, and tradition come together through the art of quilting.
#TreasureMountainFestival #FranklinElementary #PantherPride #AppalachianTraditions #SewingAndQuilting #LearningThroughTradition
Jesse Johnston's Bus Number 7726 will be running late today, Friday, September 18, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes. Again, Bus 7726 will be running late today. Thank you for understanding.
5th and 6th Grade Grandparent Luncheon!
Help Support Pendleton County Students at our Annual CIS Stuff the Bus on September 18th and September 19th. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
