Our Science and Social Studies Fair Awards 🏅 will be taking place around 1pm today. To tune in on Teams, head to: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/29260385794828?p=35xcQPey8VybPqdKA4
January lunch menu
🚨 Tomorrow, January 6th, students participating in the Science and Social Studies Fair will travel to North Fork Elementary for presentations. Students participating have already been notified via their respective schools. If your child is participating, please remind him/her to come prepared with all project materials.
Families are welcome to attend the awards ceremony, planned for around 1:00 p.m. in the North Fork Elementary gym. The ceremony will be shared on our YouTube channel, either live or as a recording.
Families are welcome to attend the awards ceremony, planned for around 1:00 p.m. in the North Fork Elementary gym. The ceremony will be shared on our YouTube channel, either live or as a recording.
We would love to see your talent! Check out the information below!
Pendleton County Middle/High School student ornaments are featured on the West Virginia Tree around the National Christmas Tree in Washington D.C. We are so proud of our Wildcats and their beautiful ornaments. To see all the ornaments featured, check out this link.
https://www.thenationaltree.org/ornaments/west-virginia/
Congratulations to the 8th grade for having the highest attendance rate in November. They enjoyed cookies and hot cocoa with some free time!
Also, students who missed one day or less in December had a fun time watching grade levels and staff play volleyball. (Congrats to staff for winning the championship!) A special thanks to Board Member, Sonny O'Neil for being our ref today!
The holiday season...Thanksgiving and Christmas wouldn't be the same without food and goodies. Mrs. Heavner's Food Preparation course students have been learning the importance of time management when it come to prepping for the holiday meals.
In November, students researched, made and enjoyed homemade stuffing, mashed potatoes with gravy, mini pumpkin pies, and a turkey veggie tray served with dill dip and goat cheese dip.
In December, students made and enjoyed anything and everything that could be dipped in chocolate.
In November, students researched, made and enjoyed homemade stuffing, mashed potatoes with gravy, mini pumpkin pies, and a turkey veggie tray served with dill dip and goat cheese dip.
In December, students made and enjoyed anything and everything that could be dipped in chocolate.
If you have read Joseph had a little overcoat, you would you understand making something out of nothing is a creative way to look at life. This year in Mrs. Heavner's Early Childhood Education Courses, students are doing just that. During the 2nd 9-weeks, students have been challenge to thinking of activities for children that focus on 'making something out of nothing'.
When developing a lesson plan for their Grow Your Own course assignment, one student chose to use leftover gift wrapping supplies and garland to fill plastic ornaments for the holiday (photo 2).
Students were to think outside the box with their annual Christmas Ornaments this year, starting with only a canning ring. Random supplies were used to create one-of-a-kind ornaments using the simple canning ring and left over arts and craft supplies from the family and consumer science department. The ornaments were given out to PCMHS teachers, FES observation teachers and C.A.N (photo 3).
During one of our recent, non-traditional school days, students were asked to create an item from materials they could find around their home (photos 4 & 5).
When developing a lesson plan for their Grow Your Own course assignment, one student chose to use leftover gift wrapping supplies and garland to fill plastic ornaments for the holiday (photo 2).
Students were to think outside the box with their annual Christmas Ornaments this year, starting with only a canning ring. Random supplies were used to create one-of-a-kind ornaments using the simple canning ring and left over arts and craft supplies from the family and consumer science department. The ornaments were given out to PCMHS teachers, FES observation teachers and C.A.N (photo 3).
During one of our recent, non-traditional school days, students were asked to create an item from materials they could find around their home (photos 4 & 5).
Winter Spirit week is here! Check out our festive days leading up to winter break!
RESCHEDULED: Winter sports pictures will now be December 16th.
Balfour will be at PCHS on Thursday, December 11, during lunch to deliver letter jackets that were ordered in September. If a student has a $0 balance, letter jackets may be taken home. If parents have questions, Mrs. Vincell may be able to help.
Winter Sport Pictures are coming up!
Spread the word, Educators Rising is collecting pop tabs for the Morgantown Ronald McDonald House.
Students, bring all donations to Mrs. Heavner's room. Community members you can be involved as well, drop your donations off at the main office.
Students, bring all donations to Mrs. Heavner's room. Community members you can be involved as well, drop your donations off at the main office.
We would like to wish all of our families a Happy Thanksgiving and we hope you enjoy time with your families over the next week. Here is our lunch menu for when we see you again in December.
Feeling overwhelmed this season? ParentGuidance.org is here with free support for parents. Visit https://www.parentguidance.org for more information.
Yearbooks are in!!
Freshmen and Sophomores, check out this awesome opportunity!
Don't miss your chance to win the processed beef quarter and 5.0 cu ft freezer that the Lady Wildcat Basketball Teams are raffling off this season. Chances are only $10 each and the drawing will be on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
Contact team members, parents or coaches for your chance today.
Contact team members, parents or coaches for your chance today.
On behalf of PCMHS, Pendleton County Schools, and Lesley Cook & Shelby Thomas, Communities In Schools Coordinators, we would like to extend a huge thank-you to L&S Toyota, Shawn and Angela Ball, the Pack Family Foundation, and the Wing 2 Wing Foundation.
Thanks to their generosity, every school in West Virginia received a $1,500 check for the Communities In Schools program to support children. We are incredibly grateful for their dedication and commitment to the well-being and success of children across our state.
Keep the Ball Rolling West Virginia - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izJ39oiS1dc
West Virginia public schools receive over $1M donation to help students in need - https://www.wtrf.com/.../west-virginia-public-schools.../
Thanks to their generosity, every school in West Virginia received a $1,500 check for the Communities In Schools program to support children. We are incredibly grateful for their dedication and commitment to the well-being and success of children across our state.
Keep the Ball Rolling West Virginia - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izJ39oiS1dc
West Virginia public schools receive over $1M donation to help students in need - https://www.wtrf.com/.../west-virginia-public-schools.../
Mark your calendars and getting your shipping list ready for Educators Rising and the Middle School Student Council have been working together on the 2025 Operation Children Child Program. We would like to help make the holiday season a little magical for children around the world.
Please send in donations with your student or drop off items at the main office for Mrs. Heavner or Mr. Eye.
Thank you for helping us spread a little Christmas Joy!
