JMHS Football playoff tickets for Saturday against Petersburg at James Monroe 1:30 . Digital tickets only! Here is the link! Tickets will not be available until after 12:00 pm today.
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Special Education Advisory Committee Meeting
Reminder parents and students, there will be no school for students and staff on Tuesday, November 8 for Election Day or Friday, November 11 for Veterans Day.
Attention Maverick Fans!
Football playoffs Round 1 will be Saturday at 1:30 pm at home against Petersburg.
Volleyball State Tournament 1st game will be Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the Charleston Civic Center.
REMINDER for all families of Monroe County students that there will be an Open House from 4-7, Monday, November 7 at each school.
Peterstown Newsletter
Peterstown Breakfast with Santa
Don’t forget to set your clocks back 1 hour tonight. Daylight Savings Time begins at 2 am tomorrow.
There will be Girls Basketball practice this evening at PMS from 4-5:30 pm
Due to kitchen equipment issues Peterstown School will be closed November 4, 2022. We apologize for the late notice.
Due to a kitchen equipment issue Peterstown School will be closed November 4, 2022. We apologize for the late notice.
IMPORTANT Health Reminder
Important dates for Monroe County Schools:
Monday, November 7th-Open House at Respective Schools 4-7
Tuesday, November 8th-Election Day, No School for Students
Friday, November 11th-Veterans Day, No School for Students
MCTC Phlebotomy Technician Program
The Monroe County School Board recognized students from Georgia Tech MUN, Harvard MUN, and YLA MUN at their board meeting on November 1, 2022.
CIS coordinator, Lezli Baker, received a huge donation of hygiene bags for students! We are excited to give these to our students and help them learn about good hygiene.
Last week perfect attendance winners for PES! Way to go.
MCTC's Law and Public Safety program participated in trunk or treat on Halloween night. The advisor, Mr. David Richmond, and students LeiAnn Richmond and Jadyn Bradley gave out treats and provided a safe Halloween experience for lots of children. The Law and Public Safety students participate in the annual event as a service learning and safety project.
Today, students enjoyed organic, locally grown baked potatoes for lunch. These potatoes were raised by J & K Farms in Frankford, WV and prepared by the hard-working cooks in Monroe County Schools. Thank you to the cooks for your dedication in feeding our students.
JMHS JV football game against Pikeview is cancelled for tonight.