Monroe County is appreciative of the years of service Coach Matt Sauvage has given to James Monroe High School. He has had a positive impact on the lives of many young people. His record speaks for itself. He led the teams to back-to-back state titles. We wish him the best.
Lake days are fun, especially when you have a STEM Bus 🚌 parked out in front of it.
The STEM Bus picked up some cool kids on a hot day inCashmere. 🚌😎 Also, a famous retired first grade teacher was aboard the bus. ❤️
You have three more opportunities to catch the STEM Bus 🚌 this summer. It will be at Union IGA on Wednesday, July 17, then it'll roll into Lindside again on July 24 at Wickline Funeral Home and the last stop will be on July 25 at the First National Bank in Peterstown. Please don't miss the opportunity to have some fun building cool stuff, getting a book, and having a delicious snack. Bus Driver Ben and Mrs. Janet would love to see you soon. 😎☀️
The STEM Bus is headed to the Lake on Tuesday, July 16th. It will be at Moncove Lake from 10-12. Come on out and do some fun activities and then maybe take a dip in the pool or the lake! See you there 😎🚌
Julie Bradley is a member of the Educators Rising Board and serves as vice president.
National competition in Washington, D.C. was the largest to date with 3,300 students competing.
7th place for PSA - Rileigh Jackson & Danni Dunbar
9th place for Public Speaking - John "Tripp" McMillion
Suggested supply list for Peterstown Elementary
The STEM Bus will be on the move again tomorrow (Monday, July 15th) filled with cool activities, snacks, and a book for each child. It will be located at the Dollar General in Cashmere from 10-12. We would love for any kids to stop by. 🚌🕹
Back to School Agency Fair
Congratulations to Eli Broyles for receiving first place in the state large tractor driving competition. 👏👏👏
The West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) Office of Special Education is pleased to provide parents of students receiving special education services with the opportunity to complete a survey to give feedback on how their school facilitated the involvement of parents towards improving services for children with special needs. Your input as a parent is very important and will help parents within all of West Virginia.
You should have received your survey at the beginning of May. WVDE has partnered with Measurement Incorporated to help with the survey administration. You have three different ways of completing and returning the survey:
o Complete it and return it in the postage-paid envelope directly to Measurement Incorporated, or
o Complete it online by scanning the QR code in the top left corner of your survey, or o Complete it online by visiting http://mievaluation.com/wvps2024.html.
=> You will be prompted to select the appropriate survey for your child (preschool or school age), and to enter the survey ID that appears below the survey QR code.
=> If you have misplaced or lost your survey ID, you may fill out and submit the “Parent Survey Request Form” by visiting https://measurement.welcomesyourfeedback.com/s/WVPS-Request24. A representative will contact you to provide your Survey ID.
Please feel free to contact Measurement Incorporated with any questions regarding the survey administration at WVDEParentSurvey@measinc.com or by calling 1-877-249-1340 extension 317 toll-free.
Thank you for participating in this important effort.
Brandon Eggleston, Communities In Schools-Site Coordinator at Mountain View School was one of eight Site Coordinators from all over the United States invited to participate in a marketing campaign to promote Communities In Schools nationwide. Brandon not only represented our area; he also represented WV and the East Coast!
In attendance, were Site Coordinators from Las Vegas, Charlotte NC, a suburb of Greensboro NC, Memphis TN, Los Angeles CA, and Dallas TX!
CIS National orchestrated an opportunity for a group of Site Coordinators to gather and tell not only their stories but also the stories of their students! Students and family members were also in attendance! During their time in Texas, Brandon and Kendall were featured in a commercial and photo shoot to promote CIS all around the US! The commercial and photos will be published this fall!
We appreciate the continued support CIS receives from our local area businesses and community members! It's because of your generosity and compassion that lives are changed!!!
Monroe County Board recognized employees who are retiring this school year. Combined the employees have 152 years of service. Pictured L to R: Kathy Frazier, Michael Wiley, Scott Womack, Paula Ellison and Brenda Putnam. Not pictured: Curtis Lucas, Deborah Crislip, and Dale Crawford. We appreciate their dedicated service to our schools and students.
Monroe County FFA members had the opportunity to compete and show their animals at the annual GMYLA County livestock show on Friday and Saturday at the State Fair Grounds. Members were able to compete in showmanship events in Beef, Lamb, Swine, and Hog events to determine how well they could groom, set, and display their animals to the judge. They were also able to show their animals in market classes for each species. In no particular order competitors who represented Monroe County FFA were Kinley Reese, Shailyn Wickline, McKenna Wickline, Rose Winfrey, and Amber Wills. Congratulations to all competitors in this year's county show. We look forward to seeing them compete at the State Fair shows in August.
Some fun things are happening at Mountain View School during the summer. Pictured are some of our 5th to 7th graders working on a fun engineering and construction project.
Are you wondering if your child has their required immunizations for the upcoming school year? Do you have medical records that need to be sent in for the nurse? Are you wondering if your child's medical order has been received yet? You can address these concerns in one location, your student's health portal. If you have not signed up, make sure to do so! This will also allow you to monitor when your child sees the nurse and the expiration date of medications they have at school. If you have not received the registration email, reach out to the County School Nurse Jessica Thomas at (304)772-3094 ext. 322 or by email to jessica.r.thomas@k12.wv.us with your child's name, their school, and email address that you wish to use. All emails will come from noreply@studentehr.com Please search your inbox for that prior to contacting the nurse as this is the only way to register.
The STEM Bus 🚌 will be at Pickway Pickins tomorrow from 10-12. This is a perfect way to start July 1 ☀️😎.
Suggested Supply List for Peterstown Middle School
Monroe County Board honored students with perfect attendance for the school year. Dr. Basile spoke to students about how important it is to show up every day for school and later in life for work. Congratulations students, job well done!
Thanks everyone who came out to visit the STEM Bus 🚌 at the Peterstown Library today. We had a record crowd of 58 kids. It was a fun time for Bus Driver Ben and Mrs. Janet. Next bus stop will be Monday, July 1st in Pickaway at Pickaway Pickins! Be there from 10-12! 😎☀️
