The Preston County Board of Education recognized the following Preston High School students for their award from the College Board - National Recognition Rural and Small-town Award for achievement in GPA and College Board tests. Students in attendance: Collin Wyatt, Ira Shaffer, Levi Spiker, Owen Klimas, and Teagan Findlay. Students unable to attend due to other commitments: Taryn Veltri, Ariana Huffman, and Brady McNew.
Bruceton School hosted tonight's Board of Education meeting. During the meeting Principal Jonas Knotts recognized school volunteer Brian Sell for countless hours of painting, maintenance work, repair work, etc. He also recognized Rodney and Mary Nieman for their ongoing dedication to the beautification and landscaping of Bruceton School, and Mrs Susan Moran, school secretary, for her dedication and service to Bruceton School.
Bus 73-16 Josie shillito. Terra Alta East Preston and Preston High will not run tomorrow, Tuesday, September 26th.
Preston County Schools Celebrates National Quesadilla Day - Preston High School Senior Catherine Teets enjoys her quesadilla at lunch on Monday, September 25th.
Everyone benefits from education - the student, the family, the community. Chronic absence affects all kids, not just the absent ones. #showinguptogether #attendanceworks #attendancemonth #communitystrong
Preston County Schools would like to thank and recognize all of our school service employees in honor of WV School Service Personnel Day (9/22/23)!!!
Our service employees are vital to the operation of our schools and as I stated in my opening day speech, I wish to thank our bus drivers who provide a smiling face and needed transportation for our students to and from school, our mechanics who work to ensure that our buses are safe for travel, our cooks who prepare nutritious breakfasts and lunches that are sometimes the only meals some of our student see each day, our aides who sometimes ride our buses to ensure safe travels by our students and who provide needed classroom help to our students and our teachers, our secretaries who help to provide for the smooth and efficient operation of our schools, and our custodians and maintenance workers who help to provide a clean environment in our schools and make needed repairs within our buildings and grounds.
Thanks again to all of our service personnel employees!!!!
Do you know a student who is often absent from school? Missing just 2 days a month means a students misses 10% of the school year. Absences do add up! #schooleveryday #attendanceworks #attendancemonth #communitystrong
Too often, we think of reducing absences as the job of parents or school clerks in the front office. But communities across the country have started helping schools address chronic absence by building public awareness and leveraging resources. For more information visit http://bit.ly/1oqfID7. #attendancemonth #communitystrong #schooleveryday #attendanceworks
Celebrate Attendance Awareness Month - September 2023
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September is Attendance Awareness Month
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Preston High School homecoming is coming in October. PHS Athletic Boosters is seeking participation in the parade and community rally (to be held October 19 at 6 pm). Contact Sarah Gallagher 304-444-2021 or email phsboosters@outlook.com by October 1st for more information.
Attendance Matters - every student, every day.
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The Preston High Booster Club meeting is now scheduled to begin tonight at 5:30 PM in the Preston High School Library / Media Center. Hope to see you at tonight's meeting.
September is attendance awareness month. Every student, every day.
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Bus 77-16 Wes Stemple, Terra Alta East Preston and Preston High will be running 20 minutes late today, Monday, September 11th.
Celebrate Attendance Awareness Month - September 2023
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Preston County Schools is pleased to inform you that students (currently in grades 4 - 9 and grade 12) who took the West Virginia General Summative Assessment or the SAT School Day Assessment in the spring of 2023 have received an email in their K12 student email account containing a link to an individual student video score report. Please have your student check his or her student email account for the link. Simply click on the link and enter your student’s date of birth to access the video score report customized specifically for your student and be sure to check out the links to resources that are also provided.
Additionally, students will bring home the West Virginia General Summative Assessment or SAT School Day Assessment paper copy of the report today, Friday, September 8th. This is the same information that is accessible online in the video report and the new parent portal.
In addition, your student will also receive a second email with a link to the new West Virginia Department of Education Assessment Family Portal. Included with the link is a unique parent access code for your student as well as directions for accessing the family portal.
If you have any difficulty accessing the online report or do not receive your paper copy, please contact your student’s school for assistance. The Preston County Schools website also has additional resources available regarding the assessments. You will find this information at prestoncountyschools.com > Menu > Parent/Student > Assessment.
And finally, Preston County Schools wants to thank all our students and teachers for their hard work on the state assessments this past spring!
Here are a few tips from Preston County Schools for great attendance. September is Attendance Awareness Month. Attendance matters!
Preston County Schools Celebrates Attendance Month -
Good morning Preston County. Bus 32 Nathan Bolyard for South Preston and Preston High School will be running approximately 45 minutes late today.