Monroe County Schools celebrated National School Lunch Week. The students enjoyed terrific meals with a special treat each day. We say thank you to our amazing food service staff for your dedication and hard work every day. They help keep our students fueled and ready to learn!
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Mrs. Ballard’s Class at Sunset View Pumpkin Farm
Peterstown students in grades 3, 4, and 5 began learning about computer science, coding and robotics today! The indi learning robot is designed to introduce students to the computational thinking, STEAM, and computer science principles. Students explore, experiment, and design their own mazes as they learn how it reacts to each color tile. Color sensors on the robot tell it turns, speeds, and other information.
MVS elementary students are learning the instrument families in an orchestra. Kindergarten students are exploring the triangles found in the percussion section.
MVS elementary students are learning the instrument families in an orchestra. Kindergarten students are exploring the triangles found in the percussion section.
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PES students are working hard on reading using their phonics skills this year! They are using the science of reading to help them accomplish their goals.
Students at EHS turned heavy whipping cream into butter! They each took turns shaking the jar of heavy whipping cream, watching it turn from a liquid to whipped cream, and finally to butter! They enjoyed their hard work at snack time. They had strawberries and butter toast!
National School Lunch Week
October 9-13
JMHS Yearbooks For Sale
Boomer with Peterstown Volunteer Fire Department visited EHS students today. Students enjoyed sitting in the truck, looking at the lights, and hearing the siren and horn. They learned some fire safety tips, got fire fighter hats, stickers, sunglasses, and a coloring book!
Thank you, Peterstown Fire Department and Boomer, for taking time to visit the students at EHS! PART 2
Boomer with Peterstown Volunteer Fire Department visited EHS students today. Students enjoyed sitting in the truck, looking at the lights, and hearing the siren and horn. They learned some fire safety tips, got fire fighter hats, stickers, sunglasses, and a coloring book!
Thank you, Peterstown Fire Department and Boomer, for taking time to visit the students at EHS! PART 1
Smokey the Bear and Sparky the Dog along with our local fire fighters from Ballard Fire Department came to PES for fire safety. Thank you to all our fire fighters for keeping us safe.
Fire Prevention Week at MVS. Visit from Union Community Volunteer Fire Dept. members and Search and Rescue dogs.
James Monroe Senior Fall Sports players Hannah Mann, Madison Gregory, Lindsey Dunbar, Morgan Vass, Chaz Boggs, and Cooper Ridgeway visited EHS this past week and shared some stories with the children. The children enjoyed hearing stories of There Was an Old Lady Who Had A Cat, Never Touch a Shark, There Was an Old Lady Who Could Not Sleep in Her Bed, Aliens Love Dinopants, and Never Touch a Grumpy Bat. EHS students look forward to hearing more stories over the next several weeks from their favorite Mavericks!
Monroe County does have school on Columbus Day, October 9th. It is not a holiday for our students.
What should your teacher be for Halloween? Well PES 3rd graders have some ideas! 🎃🖤🧡🧛🏼♂️🦸🏼♂️ PART 2
What should your teacher be for Halloween? Well PES 3rd graders have some ideas! 🎃🖤🧡🧛🏼♂️🦸🏼♂️ PART 1
Monroe County FFA is again selling Fruit as our main fall fundraiser. Believe it or not we are closing in on 50 years of continuous sales in Monroe County! (We even continued during COVID). WE are excited to announce several new options and offerings that are detailed in the attached flyer. You can email Mr. Hill or Mr. Boone but I encourage you to reach out to an FFA member and purchase your fruit and gift bags from them as it directly affects their required sales. No worries, if you can't reach a member email Mr. Boone or Mr. Hill and they will take your order and apply it to a student in need.
Tentative delivery is early December.
We are also selling tickets again this year for a chance to win one of the three fall basket's that members have created. If you are interested in purchasing these please talk to a member or call the school at 304-753-9971
Thank you so much for your continued support of Monroe County FFA and its members. Community Support is what allows us to provide so many opportunities to the youth in our county and to develop the next generation of Agriculturalist who will play an integral role in feeding the world.
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