Monroe County Schools will release two hours early today, January 9, 2024. All after school activities are cancelled.
Mountain View Elementary/Middle School and Communities In Schools Site Coordinator Brandon Eggleston would like to thank Mountain Valley Pipeline for their generous donation of $2500 to the Communities In Schools program.
Improving strength, flexibility, and balance has been the focus the of PES gym class by doing yoga. Did you know that yoga even helps reduce stress? Great work students!
Math students in 7th grade had an impromptu lesson about symmetry this morning, when they were able to add their third part for Mr. Potato Head since they had another day of perfect homeroom attendance. Mrs. McPherson and a few students wanted to ensure Mr. Potato Head received his other ear so he would be symmetrical, but the majority of the class voted to forego equilibrium and preferred to prioritize olfactory. It was a highly controversial and debated decision.
There will be a special meeting of the Monroe County Board of Education on January 3, 2024 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be at the Board Office in Union.
Polar Express and a Christmas gram to ring in the Holiday season at KLC!
Christmas festivities at Kid's Learning Center PreK.
PES MHC art contest "I Am Thankful" winners
Third grade boys volunteered to help teachers take down all our holiday decor in the hallways. They were quite hard & conscientious workers. Very helpful! Thank you!
Mountain View's own Elf on the Shelf 🎄😁
Our 4th graders wrapped up Christmas Around the World by presenting their individual countries this week. Excellent job by all the students! 🎄
8th grade students at PMS participated in a multicultural activity called “Christmas Around the World”. Students learned about Hanukkah traditions, celebrations in Japan and Sweden, and Christmas experiences during the frontier times. Students enjoyed playing a game, learning a dance, making butter, making a craft, and taking a virtual tour.
PMS 5th grade students of the month: Michael Smith and Emma Clark
Yesterday PMS students had the opportunity to participate in the “Get A Life” program. A huge thank you to Mrs. Tami Brown for organizing this each year and to the community members who help make this possible. Students got a real world simulation of what life can be like with an education verses without one.
Congratulations to Rowan Hickman at Peterstown Middle School for winning the overall kindest student award. Rowan is said to be a kind, caring, and dedicated student who is always trying her best. Jessie Thomas recognized her on December 20, with prizes from the American Heart Association. Being heart-healthy starts with being a good leader. Thank you Mr. Riffe for your time in nominating Rowan.
Good evening, this is a reminder that students will be released at 1:30 on Friday, December 22 and will not return until January 2nd. Please have a safe and enjoyable break! See you next year!
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Parents and Guardians of JMHS Seniors,
The FAFSA workshop will be held on January 2, 2024, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the gymnasium at James Monroe. Please sign up at the link below! More information about the event can be found on our counseling website, jmhscounseling.weebly.com.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/james-monroe-high-school-financial-aid-101-fa-101fsa-id-workshop-tickets-780099527687?aff=oddtdtcreator
In a joint effort, MCTC students are sprucing up the hallway boards to make it festive and usher in a new year.
Pictured are Joshua Oliver (Business), Maddie Smithson (Ag), Carolyn Clarkson, and Kayleigh McCroskey (Law and Public Safety)
Mrs. McGlothlin’s 1st-grade class mastered the most skills on IXL for the 1st nine weeks at PES. They all received a new board game. Way to go! #fundedbylevy
