Students from James Monroe Technical Center competed in the Educators Rising state competition at Canaan Valley.
2024-2025 State Officer Isabelle Campos and newly elected 2025 - 2926 State Officer Tripp McMillion.
1st place - Creative Lecture - Tripp McMillion
1st place - Job Interview - Mackenzie Vass
1st place - Research Learning Challenges - Cheyenne Jones and Cole Fogus
1st place - Exploring Non-Core Teaching Careers - Rileigh Jackson
2nd place - Public Service Announcement - Sophia Bell, Isabella Campos, Lexi Allen, and Lilly Carter
The Monroe County Board of Education will have a Special Meeting Wednesday, March 19th, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Agenda items will include Action/Discussion related to the appointment and/or the process of filling the unexpired term of the vacant Board member seat in accordance with WV Code 18-5-2.
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Mountain View Middle FFA members Haylee Surface, Jackson Ballard, Kylie Rae Bryant, and Sarah Arthur participated in the Greenbrier-Monroe Ham, Bacon, and Egg show through FFA or 4H.
We are very proud of the work our students put into these projects, and thankful for those who support our youth in agriculture!
Congratulations to the following Peterstown Middle School students on winning at the Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference. This year's SLC was coal mining themed and focused on the influence WV coal has on the global market. These four students will now have the opportunity to attend the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, CA this summer.
Business Etiquette Objective Test:
Jorja Stutts - 1st Place
Alex Sevy - 3rd Place
Nevaeh Shelton 4th Place
Exploring Parliamentary Procedure Objective Test:
Maizy Boggess - 2nd Place
FBLA Mission & Pledge:
Jorja Stutts - 1st Place
Marketing Mix Challenge:
Maizy Boggess - 2nd Place
Peterstown 8th graders, Jorja Stutts, Alex Sevy, and Maizy Boggess attended the Future Business Leaders of American State Leadership Conference at Camp Dawson in Kingwood, WV on March 12-13. While there, students had the opportunity to network with their peers, attend inspirational workshops, and compete. All three students placed in their competitions and earned the privilege to attend the FBLA National State Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California this summer. #GEARUPSWV #GEARUPworks
Mountain View Schools will hold their LSIC meeting on April 2nd at 4:30pm.
The pep bus heading to Charleston to cheer on the Lady Maverick tonight in the Semifinals!
Biomedical Science Students had the opportunity to observe careers in different departments at Princeton Community Hospital. Students were allowed to pick a specific area of interest to better understand what a typical day is like. Areas of focus were Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Medical Imaging, and Surgery.
Wishing the Middle School Educators Rising Club good luck as they compete in the state competition tomorrow at Canaan Valley Resort.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Lady Mavericks for their win against Wyoming East last night. They will play Wheeling Central in the semifinals on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the Charleston Civic Center.
Peterstown Middle School will be hosting a fundraiser dance on March 14 from 6-8 for grades five through eight. There's a five dollar admission and you should dress in green. Concessions will be sold at the dance. All proceeds will go to McDowell County for flood relief.
IMPORTANT: If you are attending the game at the girls game at the civic center tonight please note the civic center has a clear bag policy.
We would like to wish the JMHS Girls Basketball Team good luck tonight! They play in the State Tournament at 9:00 at the Charleston Civic Center. We hope to see everyone there! Proud to be a Maverick!
James Monroe High School will host a LSIC meeting March 25, 2025, to discuss spending of funds and attendance. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in discussion. The meeting will be at 4:00 p.m.
The girls basketball team will be leaving James Monroe high school at 5 PM this evening. Please come out and help us to send them off or on the streets on the way to the county line.
Tickets for tomorrow nights girls game in Charleston can be purchased at JMHS from 4 to 5 for $8.00 to the public. The tickets will be $11.00 at the gate. Students may purchase tickets from Mrs. Fraley today and tomorrow morning in her room 102.
8th grade students in Mrs. Newberry’s English class tried out their acting skills while reading Greek myths.
Monroe County Board of Education members sign Resolution for Enhancing Collaboration with Military Organizations and Providing Supports to Military Families. Pictured are Sabrina Stutts, Candy Sabol, and Terry Utterback.
National School Breakfast Week
