It's almost the end of July and school is quickly approaching. While we hope you are still enjoying your summer vacation, we just wanted share our supply lists incase you and your family are heading back-to-school shopping soon! PDF versions of our lists can be found on our site: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1967/FES/3308840/FES_Supply_List_2023.pdf
Join us for a back to school night to visit classrooms and meet the teachers August 17th from 4-6pm at Franklin Elementary School.
PCS is offering an Alternative Certification Program for potential applicants to become teachers. If you have a Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of a 2.5 GPA, you may qualify. For more information go to: https://www.pendletoncountyschools.com/page/alternative-certification
Spread the word, New Student Registration dates are set for August 2nd and August 4th. Please see the attached flyer for additional information.
We are excited to announce the return of our Youth Cheer Camp! The camp will run July 24-27, 2023 from 4 -7 p.m. at Pendleton County Middle High School for students entering grades K-6.
If you are interested check out the Pendleton County High School Facebook page.
You can contact Rebecca Miller at 304 668 3497 for additional information.
Registration ends July 24th.
Summer workouts for girls in upcoming 6-8th grades that might be interested in trying out for MS basketball next year are scheduled for next week. Workouts will be Monday, June 19 and Wednesday, June 21 from 6:30-8pm at PCHS gyms. Please bring water and wear gym shoes.
Pendleton County Schools would like to welcome the community to the new board office for an open house, this Friday, June 9th from 10am-2pm. If you are free, we would love to see you!
We know it's early, but we want to make sure everyone is reminded of changes to our Educational Leave Plan for the upcoming school year.
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1967/PCS/2829851/Educational_Leave_Policy.pdf
If you wish to enroll your student for virtual school, you will need to complete the following form by Friday, June 30th: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNallle8AwDNZGpDO9S45HDhVUOU82SUJFTVVBNFIwWFhUWlJaWVg4QlMyVC4u
Virtual School for this school year is open to students in grades 6th-12th only. If you wish to enroll a student in Virtual School who is not currently enrolled in Pendleton County Schools, you must contact Lori Moore at 304-358-2207 ext 123 to complete the enrollment process.
Many joined in attendance for the end of the year celebration for Kindergarten B. Mrs. Kimble and Mrs. Bland had an amazing year with these kinders. 👩🎓🧑🎓
The 2nd graders enjoyed their Field trip to the Valley Jump Park.
Pendleton County Summer Success Academy 2023 Information:
• June 13-July 7 Tuesdays-Fridays (15 Total Days, No SSA on July 4th)
• Breakfast and Lunch will be provided each day
• 8:00am-2:00pm is the Daily Schedule
• Bus Transportation will be provided – Bus Drivers will be calling parents before SSA begins to discuss pick-up and drop-off
• June 20 - All students will ride bus to FES to celebrate WV Day
Ryan Lambert (SSA Coordinator) rdlambert@k12.wv.us
Nicole Hevener nhevener@k12.wv.us
6A and Kindergaten A worked together to make a collage using shapes, colors of the rainbow, and numbers!
FES is proud to present Addie Miller and Bentley Wimer with free summer pool passes for having perfect attendance for the whole year!! Congratulations Addie and Bentley!!
6th grade luncheon
Many of our students visited Seneca this year with their classes and have enjoyed themselves. Check out this exciting event happening next weekend, June 3rd, at the Seneca Rocks Discovery Center!
Communities In Schools proudly announces Kolton Bland won the drawing for a $25 gift certificate to Gateway Restaurant. To be eligible to win, you could only miss 3 or less days of school the whole year! He actually only missed one day the whole year! Congratulations, Kolton!!!
Mrs. Kimble's KB class is enjoying the sunshine and some ice cream sundaes.
5th grade had fun exploring the Frontier Heritage Museum in Staunton Virginia.
Mrs. Eye’s 4th grade student won 1st place in the county Agriculture in West Virginia poster contest. This contest is sponsored by the Pendleton County Farm Bureau and is open to all county 4th graders. His poster will now be sent to compete at the state level and will be on display at the State Fair in Lewisburg in August.
