Reminder:
End of Grading Term 1 - Monday, October 19th
(Please get incomplete/make-up assignments turned in by this Friday the 16th)
Report Cards Go Home - Monday, October 26th
End of Grading Term 1 - Monday, October 19th
(Please get incomplete/make-up assignments turned in by this Friday the 16th)
Report Cards Go Home - Monday, October 26th
November Menus
(Menu Survey Coming Next Week)
(Menu Survey Coming Next Week)
September Perfect Attendance!
This is our last week for SPS apparel. All profits go toward student PBIS incentives throughout the year. Thank you for supporting our students. https://affordablesignsunlimited.com/services-products/south-preston-school-2026/
Middle school girls interested in playing basketball are invited to attend the first flex practice of the season on Wednesday, October 14, from 4–6 p.m.
Students must have a current physical on file at the school to participate. Flex practices are strongly recommended, but attendance is not required to try out for the team.
We will announce additional flex practice dates later.
Students must have a current physical on file at the school to participate. Flex practices are strongly recommended, but attendance is not required to try out for the team.
We will announce additional flex practice dates later.
Our PTO hog raffle begins today. Please see any student or PTO member to purchase tickets. You can also email southprestonpto@gmail.com for more information. Thank you for supporting our students.
Tonight is our training session to become a chaperone or volunteer. Please bring your driver's license and $5 cash. We will meet at school from 5-7 p.m.
Bus #52-14 (Chuck Plum) in the South Preston area will be delayed by approximately one hour due to a downed tree in the road.
Mt Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Civic Ctr Parking Lot
10am-11:30am - service
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Civic Ctr Parking Lot
10am-11:30am - service
South Area Bus Announcement - Bus #48-25 (Danny McGinnis) in the South Preston area will not run this morning or afternoon due to a lack of available sub drivers. Student absences related will be coded as excused.
💙💛 We Are Kinder Together, Stronger Together! ❤️💚
Kindness starts with each of us. When we listen, include, forgive, show respect, solve problems peacefully, and lift one another up, we create schools where everyone feels valued and belongs.
Different ideas. Same team. One school community. 🤝
A kinder, more united Preston County Schools starts with US!
Kindness starts with each of us. When we listen, include, forgive, show respect, solve problems peacefully, and lift one another up, we create schools where everyone feels valued and belongs.
Different ideas. Same team. One school community. 🤝
A kinder, more united Preston County Schools starts with US!
📚💙 Happy Instructional Coaches Appreciation Day! 💛
Today, October 6th, we’re celebrating the incredible instructional coaches who work behind the scenes to make a BIG impact across our schools! 🌟
Our instructional coaches are master teachers, peer mentors, and collaborative partners who support educators, strengthen teaching practices, encourage professional growth, and ultimately help improve outcomes for our students. 🍎📖
Their work may not always happen in the spotlight, but their impact is felt in classrooms every day. Thank you to our instructional coaches for guiding, supporting, empowering, and inspiring our educators and students!
💙💛 We appreciate YOU and all you do for Preston County Schools! 💛💙
Today, October 6th, we’re celebrating the incredible instructional coaches who work behind the scenes to make a BIG impact across our schools! 🌟
Our instructional coaches are master teachers, peer mentors, and collaborative partners who support educators, strengthen teaching practices, encourage professional growth, and ultimately help improve outcomes for our students. 🍎📖
Their work may not always happen in the spotlight, but their impact is felt in classrooms every day. Thank you to our instructional coaches for guiding, supporting, empowering, and inspiring our educators and students!
💙💛 We appreciate YOU and all you do for Preston County Schools! 💛💙
This evening's work session will be live streamed on the PCS Website and through the PCS App. Go to https://www.prestoncountyschools.com/ and click on the link at the top of the page that says PCS LiveStream or go to https://live.myvrspot.com/player?udi=cHJlc3Rvbg%3D%3D&c=Y2hhbm5lbDE%3D
South Preston School will hold chaperone and volunteer training on October 12 from 5–7 p.m. Please bring $5 cash and your driver’s license.
This training is for anyone wanting to volunteer in classrooms or at special events such as the book fair, Santa’s Workshop, or PTO dances. It also covers chaperones for all field trips, including the eighth-grade Washington, D.C. trip this spring.
If you were board-approved last year, you do not need to take the classes again this year.
This training is for anyone wanting to volunteer in classrooms or at special events such as the book fair, Santa’s Workshop, or PTO dances. It also covers chaperones for all field trips, including the eighth-grade Washington, D.C. trip this spring.
If you were board-approved last year, you do not need to take the classes again this year.
Reminder (Upcoming Event - TOMORROW): On Monday, October 5th, 2026, the Preston County Board of Education is hosting a work session beginning at 5:30 PM for students, parents, staff, and community members to discuss issues and concerns facing our schools, and how we can work together to improve our schools and district as a whole. Attendees will be permitted 3-5 minutes, depending on how many sign-in to speak at the work session. Questions regarding the scheduled work session can be directed to Brad Martin, Superintendent of Preston County Schools. (brrmarti@k12.wv.us)
💙💛 Happy School Custodian Appreciation Day! 💛💙
Preston County Schools always appreciates the hard work and dedication of every member of our school community, but today we want to take a special moment to recognize our amazing custodial staff!
Our custodians work behind the scenes each day to help keep our schools clean, safe, welcoming, and ready for learning. From the early mornings to the late afternoons and nights, their hard work makes a difference for our students, staff, and families every single day.
To all of our Preston County Schools custodians: THANK YOU! 🧹✨ Your work matters, your dedication is appreciated, and you are an important part of what makes our schools great!
🎉 Happy School Custodian Appreciation Day — Friday, October 2nd, 2026! 🎉
We appreciate you and all that you do for Preston County Schools! 💙💛
Preston County Schools always appreciates the hard work and dedication of every member of our school community, but today we want to take a special moment to recognize our amazing custodial staff!
Our custodians work behind the scenes each day to help keep our schools clean, safe, welcoming, and ready for learning. From the early mornings to the late afternoons and nights, their hard work makes a difference for our students, staff, and families every single day.
To all of our Preston County Schools custodians: THANK YOU! 🧹✨ Your work matters, your dedication is appreciated, and you are an important part of what makes our schools great!
🎉 Happy School Custodian Appreciation Day — Friday, October 2nd, 2026! 🎉
We appreciate you and all that you do for Preston County Schools! 💙💛
Reminder (Upcoming Event): On Monday, October 5th, 2026, the Preston County Board of Education is hosting a work session beginning at 5:30 PM for students, parents, staff, and community members to discuss issues and concerns facing our schools, and how we can work together to improve our schools and district as a whole. Attendees will be permitted 3-5 minutes, depending on how many sign-in to speak at the work session. Questions regarding the scheduled work session can be directed to Brad Martin, Superintendent of Preston County Schools. (brrmarti@k12.wv.us)
MS Sporting Events this Week
We mailed midterm progress reports home today for students in grades 3–8 who currently have a D or F in one or more classes.
Students in grades K–2 have brought home or will soon bring home reports from beginning-of-year diagnostic assessments, including iReady, ESGI, and/or Amira.
Please remember that midterms are progress reports, not final grades. They provide a snapshot of your child’s current performance. The grading period does not end until the third week of October, so students still have time to make progress and improve their grades.
Please review these reports with your child and contact their teacher if you have questions or would like to discuss ways to support their learning.
Students in grades K–2 have brought home or will soon bring home reports from beginning-of-year diagnostic assessments, including iReady, ESGI, and/or Amira.
Please remember that midterms are progress reports, not final grades. They provide a snapshot of your child’s current performance. The grading period does not end until the third week of October, so students still have time to make progress and improve their grades.
Please review these reports with your child and contact their teacher if you have questions or would like to discuss ways to support their learning.
Our PTO is meeting Thursday at 5:00 p.m. We will discuss details of the playground improvements and Trunk or Treat. Please attend!