Monroe County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay for Monday, February 13, 2023.
The faculty, staff and students of Peterstown Middle School are excited to honor Mrs. Tami Brown as we celebrate National School Counselor’s Week. Mrs. Brown works diligently to ensure that students are prepared to be successful academically as well as emotionally. She advocates for students, prepares them for their future and is a confidant to many. Many will utilize her daily advice of “make good choices” throughout life. Her smile and laugh are contagious. Her words and hugs are sincere.
Mrs. Brown, thank you for all you do for the students, the staff, and Monroe County as a whole. You are truly an amazing counselor and friend to many. PMS loves you and should celebrate you everyday!
February 6-10 is National School Counselor week and we will be recognizing the wonderful counselors from each of our buildings. We will begin with PES counselor Regina Spencer. Regina Spencer has been the school counselor at Peterstown Elementary School for five years. Before becoming a school counselor she was a classroom teacher at Peterstown Elementary School. Regina comes in everyday with a positive attitude and is ready to help students any way she can. She works diligently to help make sure student's needs are meet and to help all students at Peterstown Elementary. She is a true asset to our school. Regina proactively helps students by teaching lessons in the classroom on positive behavior and being a leader. She works to instill life lessons in our students that they can carry with them as they go forward in their educational career. Regina's influence and impact is invaluable. She is a wonderful colleague who is always ready to help by going above and beyond what is asked of her. We appreciate all she does each and every day.
For Friday, February 3, 2023, Monroe County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay.
This is an updated message for Thursday, February 2, 2023, Monroe County Schools will be closed.
This is an updated message for Thursday, February 2, 2023, Monroe County Schools will be closed.
For Thursday, February 2nd, Monroe County Schools will operate on a 3 hour delay.
Monroe County School Nurse Jessie Thomas and School Based Nurse Educator Tanya Ware teamed up to provide a “germ station” at all the schools this week. Sickness is on the rise, do your part to stay safe and healthy!
PES perfect attendance winners! Great job ladies.
PMS Spelling Bee
5th Grade winners (l to r)-
1st - Zy Wickline,
2nd - Kylee Johnson,
3rd - Liam Broyles
6th grade winners
1st - Ania Broyles
2nd - Katie Goodman
3rd - Mia Villados
7th grade winners
1st - Jessa Hill (center)
2nd - Carleigh Smith (right)
3rd - Alexis Broyles (left)
8th grade winners
1st - Tripp McMillion (center)
2nd - Alyssa Broyles (left)
3rd - Lanie Taylor (right)
MCTC’s JROTC Air Rifle team competed at VMI today. Matthew Heller and Harlie Wilson earned bronze marksmanship badges. Congratulations!
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Mr. David Richmond's Law and Public Safety students at MCTC have been learning to safely restrain offenders/inmates. The smiles and laughter make it apparent that this is one of their favorite lessons so
6th and 7th grade students from both Mountain View and Peterstown attended a Gear Up Souther West Virginia launch event at the Raleigh County Convention Center. Best-selling author, successful entrepreneur, and student success thought leader, EJ Carrion, was the event’s keynote speaker. We would also like to recognize two students, Macy Pitzer and Dylan Reece for winning a $500 scholarship to Concord University!
Special Education Advisory quarterly meeting will be this Monday at 5:00 pm at JMHS. There will be guest speakers and light refreshments.
MCTC’s Therapeutic Services program hosted a Red Cross Blood Mobile. The goal was 20 units and 23 were collected! Thank you to all who helped make it a success!
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Thank you to New River Community College and Technical Center in Lewisburg for hosting students from JMHS. Students were treated to the best tour and explanation of courses offered!!!
Blood Drive
Mountain View Elementary and Middle School Archery teams did great today!
Both teams received 3rd place in the tournament for their team score! Elementary had a score of 1672 points and the Middle School had 2727 points.
The top three scores for Elementary were Tristan Sturdivant with 222 points, Bentlee Spinks with 171 points and Virginia Brewer with 160 points. Tristan also received a medal for being in the top five for elementary girls.
The top three scores for Middle School were Remington Dunbar with 267 points, Haven Hoke with 251 points, and Kiersten Nelson with 249 points. Remington also received a medal for being in the top five for middle school boys.
Congratulations to all!
