James Monroe is now off of the modified lockdown. It was verified that the potential threat was made toward another school, not James Monroe High School.
over 1 year ago, Johnathan McPherson
The first week at Monroe County Schools Early Head Start was a success! Students saw a frog, grasshopper, and a puppy! The children enjoyed their time making pictures, stepping stones, and playing outside.
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
early head start student
student reaching for something
student playing
student playing
learning to sit up
Mrs. Griffith's 2nd grade class at MVS redeemed some of their Hawk Points today. One of the activities was time with Legos.  So creative! Also some cool domino time was earned!
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
hawk bucks
more Hawk bucks
Lego time
Lego time
Ms. Weikle's 2nd Grade at MVS First estimation activity of the year. How many Peanut MMs? There were 94 in the container. Hunter Dunbar wins with a guess of 100. His prize was a crocheted Griffin made and donated by Rachel Weikle.
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
Counting activity
Mountain View School students enjoying some fun in PreK!
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
Student shopping
Students playing
Student playing
Student playing
Student playing
Student's playing
Student's playing
Student playing
Student's playing
Please remember that Monday, September 4th is Labor Day and there is no school for Monroe County students and staff! Everyone has a safe and restful weekend!
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
Over the counter medication form explanation The form that was sent home with your child’s emergency care form titled “Monroe County Standing Orders Authorization Form” is a new form to our county so I would like to take the time to answer some of the questions that have come from it. 1. Why? In years past, Monroe County Schools worked with Monroe Health Center to provide nursing coverage. Monroe County Schools have now hired their own full-time nurses for each school so that the needs of your children can be better met with more available nursing. 2. What is this standing order for? Previously, your child was able to get over the counter medications if they had wellness center consent based off their standing orders for schools. In order to comply with WVDE state policy, any student who needs medications while at school must have a physician order for the medication and the medication at the school. 3. So what is this form? The form you were given is a template that allows your child’s physician to easily complete the details needed in order to be patient specific. 4. Who fills out the form? Your child’s physician in collaboration with you the parent/guardian will complete this form to meet your child’s needs. If you do not want your child to get anything on the list, simply do not check that medication or cross it out. By signing this form, you are stating that your child has had this medication before and it is safe for the nurse to administer to your child (as mentioned on the bottom of said form). Your physician will sign in agreeance and provide dosage recommendations in the blanks based of their height/weight/age. 5. Who supplies the medication? Per WVDE state policy, the school system cannot have stock over the counter medications. However, since Monroe County Schools are aware that this is a big change for students and their families, they have supplied individually packaged doses of all the medications on the form in various forms (liquid, pill, topical ointment, chewable.) for students with completed forms through this transition. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to your school’s nurse or Jessica Thomas, BSN, RN, NCSN.
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
Mountain View was busy today! 🦅 4th grade students play Maracas to help them find a steady beat in music! Thanks to 6th grade CTE students, ice cream freezers are stocked! Ice cream sales will be on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting September 5th. Football players helping in cafeteria
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
students in music class
football players helping in the cafeteria
CTE students serving ice cream
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Ms. Weiss’ class used their teamwork and communication skills learned in class to unravel themselves from a human knot!
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall. Part 2
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall. Part 1
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
Mrs. Walsh’s third grade students were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using marshmallows and spaghetti. The winning tower stood 15 3/4 inches tall.
First day of PreK at PES! Part 2
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES! Part 1
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
First day of PreK at PES!
A Great first day in Kindergarten at PES! Part 2
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
A Great first day in Kindergarten at PES! Part 1
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
1st day of Kindergarten at PES
Notice to parents of students who receive special education at James Monroe High School: Please visit the JMHS website or use the following link to complete a survey regarding your child's special education services: https://forms.office.com/r/mZwqwd0N65 Additionally, there will be a Parent Focus Group meeting on September 7, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. for you to provide in-person feedback.
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
It was a GREAT first day of school in Monroe County. - Part 3
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
It was a GREAT first day of school in Monroe County 🚌😍😆 - Part 2
over 1 year ago, Misty Nelson
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
Great First Day!
It was a GREAT first day of school in Monroe County 🚌😍😆
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
Mrs Walsh’s 3rd grade
Mrs Pitzer’s 3rd grade
James Monroe student body
James Monroe Faculty
James Monore awesome cooks
Principal Sams
The Peterstown principles
Peterstown Elementary had an exciting Open House. They can't wait to see all of their students on Thursday ❤️🚌
over 1 year ago, Bobbie Tuggle
open house students
Principal Wills and her student
more students at PES
the kindergarten crew
Mr Spangler and his 2nd grad crew
Mrs Nash and Mrs Ridge
Rocking 3rd grade teacher
open house fun
awesome Secretaries