Monroe County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay for Wednesday, January 15, 2025.
Boys basketball at home on 1/14/25 vs Midland Trail . Jv game starts at 5:45 and varsity will follow around 7 pm. Here is the link for tonight’s game..if you can’t make it to the game, you can live stream it. https://webca.st/259926
Monroe County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay for Tuesday, January 14, 2025.
Monroe County Schools will have a NTID day for Friday, January 10, 2025. Students will complete snow packet #3 and employees only report on a 2-hour delay. Any student who needs assistance with their assignments may contact their teacher at school after 10:30 am.
Monroe County Schools will have a NTID day for Thursday, January 9, 2025. Students will complete snow packet #2 and employees only report on a 2-hour delay. Any student who needs assistance with their assignments may contact their teacher at school after 10:30 am.
The James Monroe High School LSIC will hold a public meeting at James Monroe High School on January 23, 2025, at 4pm. Families are invited for interactive dialogue for school data, progress, capacity for school improvement in IXL, Balance Score Card, SAT, and PSAT. The final LSIC budget for the year 2024-2025 will be voted on.
Monroe County Schools will have a NTID day for Wednesday, January 8, 2025. Students will complete snow packet #1 and employees only report on a 2-hour delay. Any student who needs assistance with their assignments may contact their teacher at school after 10:30 am.
Monroe County Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
Monroe County Schools will be closed Monday, January 6, 2025.
Happy New Year! Lunch and Breakfast menus for January are below 🎉😊
The JMHS Communities in Schools program offers thanks for all your contributions for our students during 2024!
We have need of reusable water bottles for the new year, certainly not expensive Yeti or Stanley cups, but any that you are not using and would like to recycle to our teenagers. When you clean cupboards and find any you can part with, please send to the front office or to CIS or bring them to a home ballgame. We’d sure appreciate it!
Attention Parents of 8th and 9th Grade Students: Please complete a Gear Up Survey by February 7. There is a competition between the schools in the southern region to see which school has the best completion rate.
Early Head Start had a fun-filled week with spirit week and a special visit from Santa Claus!
Day 1: Red/Green Day
Day 2: Character Day
Day 3: Pajama Day
Part 3
Early Head Start had a fun-filled week with spirit week and a special visit from Santa Claus!
Day 1: Red/Green Day
Day 2: Character Day
Day 3: Pajama Day
Part 2
Early Head Start had a fun-filled week with spirit week and a special visit from Santa Claus!
Day 1: Red/Green Day
Day 2: Character Day
Day 3: Pajama Day
Part 1
🎄✨ Last Thursday, our amazing school cooks spread some holiday cheer by preparing and serving a delicious Christmas dinner for all our students and staff. 🍽️🎅
Their hard work and dedication brought the holiday spirit to our school, filling our hearts with warmth and joy. Thank you to our wonderful cooks for going above and beyond to make this day special for everyone. 🙏❤️
Wishing everyone a merry and bright Christmas season! 🎄✨
The Monroe County Board Office was pleased to host the Monroe County Science Fair on December 10th, 2024. Our judges, Susan Weikle, Ashley Williams, and Rebecca Crabtree presided over the county-level judging and submitted the following results after the student presentations and interviews were completed. The first-place winners may choose to progress to the Regional Science Fair competition in February 2025, in Mercer County. Our middle school Science teachers, Ms. Cheryl Richarson (PMS) and Ms. Catherine Dransfield (MVS) were instrumental in the success of these students' preparation for this esteemed event. We thank them for their dedication to our students and the provision of enhanced learning in the Science field. The annual Science Fair is supported through the Monroe County School Levy, for which we are extremely grateful.
The students will be recognized and presented with awards after the Regional Science Fair competition in 2025.
1st Place Going Green with Gray Water/ Earth and Environmental Science/ Lila Samsel
1st Place The Secrets of Invisible Ink/ Material Science/ Max Houck
1st Place Which Soil is Best?/ Chemistry/ Jaxson Weikle
2nd Place Coffee versus Water/ Plant Science/ Ania Broyles, Bianca White, Zayden Hetherington
3rd Place Heart Rate Effect/ Medical Science/ Myla Mann, Madison McClung, Trevor Cook
3rd Place How Fast Mold Grows/ Cellular and Molecular Biology/ Shilow Shaw, Maggie Martin, Olivia Jewel
Honorable Mention Will It Hold/ Civil Engineering/ Jorja Stutts, Maizy Boggess
Honorable Mention The Big Bubbles/ Chemistry/ Macy Pitzer, Lydia Dunlap, Mia Villados
The Volcano Monster / Paityn Dillon and Hallie Rhodes
Pancreas Glucose Levels / JoAnna Bowles
Finger Prints / Caleb Cox
What is Luminescence? Kieryn Smith, Lizzie Perdue
Tonight’s girls basketball game (Bluefield at JMHS) has been moved up to a 6pm start time. The game will be a varsity game only and will be live streamed through the Greenbrier Valley Channel.
5th grade PMS students of the month: Gracie Baker and Julian Fiscal
Congrats to Peterstown Elementary December leaders of the month!
