Bruceton Bus - Monday, 3/16 PM Run Only - Bus 65-15, Jason Cramer will be using the B Run Schedule as posted on the BOE Website for this afternoon. https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2073/PCS/5929917/BRUCETON_25-26%282%29.pdf
HOSA Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference 2026
Lydia Arnold- is the WV State Champion in World Health & Disparities
Landon Wheeler- WV State Champion in Respiratory Therapy
Max Huggins- WV State Champion in Sports Medicine
Madeline Funk- 2nd Place in Dental Terminology
Other competitors:
Lexa Galloway- Behavioral Health
Raegan Teter- Medical Reading
Cora Reese- Medical Reading
Khloe Kelly- Medical Terminology
Leighton Biermann- Medical Terminology
Samantha McKinley- Nutrition
Sophia Satterfield- Physical Therapy
Kira Knotts- Veterinary Science
Reese Stratton- Veterinary Science
Hollie Turner & Jessica Cooper- CPR/First Aid
Tori Hovatter & Bailey Turner- Health Career Display
Kaitlyn Flores & Haley Sims- Health Career Display
Accompanied by Advisors Jodi Larew, Alyssa Sines, Amanda McCleary, and CTE director Ryan Justus
Thales, the first Greek Mathematician and philosopher said, "Hope is the most universal of all human possessions."
More than 2,500 years later, we can also say that mathematics is one of the most universal human possessions.
Connecting hope and mathematics creates opportunities for deeper insight and knowledge. Mathematics gives us hope to understand reality and truth clearly, share common definitions, learn cooperation, use data responsibly, find win-win strategies, and more.
Even if you're just looking for an excuse to eat some pie, today is that day too.
PRESTON COUNTY SCHOOL CALENDAR UPDATE AND CHANGES:
Preston County Schools would like to provide an update related to our current year academic calendar. This will be reflected with an updated calendar on the county page later today. A waiver request of the 180-day requirement was submitted by Mr. Martin on March 6th for a waiver of (4) dates that were missed due to weather during the last week of January that were a part of the Governor's emergency declaration. The waiver has been approved. As a result, the last day of school for students will be Thursday, May 28th if the district has no additional snow days between now and the end of the school year. This will also allow Tuesday, April 7th to now be a day off of school for students and 200-day staff for an extended Easter Break as it was previously scheduled to be prior to the snow. If we have any snow days for the remainder of the year, announcements will be made on needed calendar adjustments.
PCS Students, the weather is beginning to look like "Sun's Out/Guns Out," Spring is around the corner, and time to chase the Winter Blues away and either maintain or improve your wellness. Announcing the week of March 16th and beginning on the first day of Spring, March 20th, students will be given wellness activities to participate in through May 1st. At that time, verification will be open via a forms and must be fully completed. Winners will be chosen at random from those completing the challenge, which will include verification of activities completed, and a brief summary of an overall wellness program, developed by the student, to continue throughout the Summer. Prizes awarded and delivered by May 8th. All of this made possible through grant-funding specifically for student wellness. If any local or area businesses are interested in sponsoring a staff challenge, please reach out to Justin Hough, PCS Director of Child Nutrition and Communications at jhough@k12.wv.us.
Brooke Burns — Aurora
Catalina Richards and Harper Dick — Bruceton
Kamryn Hayes — Preston High
Eileen Parks- Preston High
Mariah Titchenell — Preston High
Lexa Galloway — Preston High
Nathan Bernatowicz — Preston High
Good luck to all. You're already winners in our books!
https://wvde.us/academics/middle-secondary-education/student-events-programs-initiatives/science-fair
Preston County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay for today, Tuesday, March 3rd. Maintenance, mechanics, & custodians report on a regular schedule, & all other students & staff will report on a 2-hour delay.
Preston High School Seniors, if you have not yet ordered your graduation cap and gown, please do so as soon as possible at:
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1010508/Preston-High-School/
The National FFA Board of Directors designated the weeklong tradition, which began in 1948, recognizing Washington's legacy as an agriculturist and farmer. A group of young farmers founded FFA in 1928, and the organization has been influencing generations that agriculture is more than planting and harvesting — it involves science, business and more.
Last week, Preston FFA had a sprit week planned but only were able to do two out of the 5 days due to snow days: Thursday – Morning Chores (PJ Day) and Friday – Blue and Gold or Official Dress.
The National FFA Organization is a school-based national youth leadership development organization of more than 1,042,245 student members as part of 9,407 local FFA chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Back left to right- Paisley Kidwell, McKinley Kidwell, Benjamin Price, Bordy McCleary, Allyson Ownes, Chelese Stevenson, Ella Johnson, Leighton Biermann, Kamryn Hayes, Lena See, Rhylinn Sanders, Third row, Ms. Funk, Ashton Harsh, Livi Mane, Gabby Saurino, Stella Taylor, Regan Jennings Second row, Maggie Taylor, Isabella Johnson ,Marlaya Wilkens, Crosby Saffer, Aubrey Welch, Laura Stemple, Shae Nethken, Donna Cavender, Front row: Sophia Deep, Neaveh Moss, Mekanna Hardesty, Paycen Varner, Lexa Gallaway
