5th and 6th graders participated in The Great Pumpkin Drop after learning about Newton’s Laws of Motion in Mrs. Shreve’s Science class. They were able to work individually or in groups to create the best protection possible for their pumpkin. All students were invited to watch as the pumpkins were dropped off of the building. Out of 34 projects, 2 survived with no faults or cracks. This was a memorable experience for all! 🎃
We are so thankful for the support from our community! 🍕♥️
Middle school boys' basketball flex practice will be tomorrow from 6-7:30. Anyone planning to tryout next week is welcome to come.
Tryouts start next Monday, November 7th after school-5:30.
Mrs. Nicely’s 1st graders had the top sales for our Little Caesars Fundraiser, so they were rewarded with some extra recess at the park! 🛝🍁
Ms. Simmons’s students had a blast at Boys Day Out with their remote control car races! 🏎
Reminder: Fall Picture Retakes are tomorrow! 📸
The November lunch menu is now live!
Our Kindergarteners visited Back Home on the Farm where they learned about how bees pollinate flowers and make honey, how to care for milk cows, plucked the perfect pumpkin from the pumpkin patch, watched a piggy race, and participated in Reader's Theater about the book Chicken Little! What a great time! 🎃🐝🐮🐷
Celebrate Red Ribbon Week with us this week! ♥️🐾🚫
In honor of School Bus Safety, our Kindergarten, First, Second, and Third grade students were taught a lesson in the classroom by two of our county bus drivers. Then, they were able to go outside and practice what they learned with a bus. Thank you Miss Polly and Mr. Ricky! 💛🚌
Attention - Residents near Blue Gray Trail (from top of South Fork Mountain to Oak Flat) and Sweedlin Valley Road. Broadband deployment work is currently scheduled to begin in your area during the week of October 17. The Internet Service Provider, Shentel, will begin by completing route verifications and pole data collection on Friday, October 21. Residents should expect to see construction teams for both Shentel and NTD during that time. This field work is scheduled to be complete by Friday, November 4, 2022
This week is School Bus Safety Week! Our bus drivers have a large impact on our students' education and are often times the first person of contact each day. Please remember to always exercise caution and be alert
while sharing the roads with our buses.
Ms. Simmons’ Girl’s Day out was filled with lots of fun and laughter while they participated in game day!
It was a messy but fun time in KB making bird’s nests. In science, they are learning about where animals live, and each student made their own nest. Thanks parents for sending the supplies. You’re Awesome! 🪺
Please join us this Thursday for our first PTO meeting of the year! Everyone is welcome to attend.
A few more 1st and 2nd graders are needed to run the co-ed basketball league. Therefore we will take applications until noon on Friday, October 14. It is important that students looking to participate already have a physical and can start immediately.
This is a co-ed league that will finish up by Thanksgiving. Please contact Travis Heavner at 304-358-2207 ext. 127.
KB wanted to enjoy the sunshine and get a little messy, so they headed outside to carve Pumpkin Jack. Mrs. Kimble read the story in class, and then they did activities that went along with it. 🎃🧡
Who said broccoli was just for eating?!?! The students in 2A had a ton of fun “Broccoli Painting”. Look at their beautiful fall trees!🥦 🍂🍁🌳🧡
KA Celebrated graduation from ABC Boot Camp by showing off their letter vests in a fashion show and an ABC parade, where they handed parade goers some fabulous handmade letters!
Way to go KA!!! 🔤💙
Third grade had a fun time at their stream study! They learned about the quality of the river, collected crayfish for the classroom, and explored other river creatures. 💙
Girl’s Day Out in Mrs. George’s class was so much fun! They stayed after school and built forts!
