We hope to see all students and parents join us for this year’s ASE Lights On After School. We will be having a version of Trunk or Treat in the cafeteria. Costumes are welcome. Teachers will also be on-hand to discuss any concerns and go over any questions on learning platforms being used this year and the new grading program for elementary school, jump rope. Hope to see everyone there Thursday the 28th from 5-7.
We hope to see all students and parents join us for this year’s ASE Lights On After School. We will be having a version of Trunk or Treat in the cafeteria. Costumes are welcome. Teachers will also be on-hand to discuss any concerns and go over any questions on learning platforms being used this year and the new grading program for elementary school, jump rope. Hope to see everyone there Thursday the 28th from 5-7.
Just a reminder that Red Ribbon Week is just around the corner. We encourage all students and staff to participate, have a little fun, and represent being Drug Free. Red Ribbon Week kicks off Monday, October 25th.
Just a reminder that this Thursday, October 14th is School Picture Day. Order forms will be coming home tomorrow, Tuesday the 12th, and LifeTouch asks that all orders be submitted the day of. We will also be doing pictures in the Spring.
PCS is celebrating National School Lunch Week.
Join us as we celebrate WV Wednesday. The lunch menu will be pepperoni roll, pepper slices, caulifower, fruit, milk and ice cream.
Wear clothing representing your favorite WV Team.
Tonight is 8th grade night for your Lady Eagle’s Volleyball Team. We will also be recognizing our 8th grade cross country member. It is also Parent/Student appreciation night, so all TAEP Students and Parents can attend tonight’s game free of charge. Doors open at 5:30 and Kona Ice will be on hand selling delicious treats as well. So come out and support your Eagles and show your school and community spirit.
Following the Monday, September 27th meeting of the PCS BOE, the mask mandate was extended through November 1, 2021 and will be strictly enforced among both students, staff, and anyone in attendance at extracurricular activities. This decision came following a meeting and plan brought forth by a parental advisory committee made up of individuals on both sides of the issue. On November 1, masks decisions will be further dictated by the DHHR map, then from December 1 on, by a percentage formula on a school by school weekly basis. Masks will not be required at lunch, when active in PE and Wellness classes, and while out on recess. All other times, a mask or shield will be required. Those not choosing to comply or follow the policy, will have their parents/guardians called either to assist with the decision, or to pick the student up. Masks and/or shields will be required at all times on buses. Our goals are our kids in school and them being able to continue in their extracurricular efforts. Any questions or concerns, please contact school administration.
Superintendent, Steve Wotring's update after Board of Education meeting on Monday, 9/27/21 at 8:30PM
https://youtu.be/mQMD4ZiSD60
WVGSA, WVASA and SAT Assessment Parent Reports from the Spring 2021 testing are being sent home with students in grades 3-9 and 12 today, Monday, September 27, 2021. Individual Student Interperative Guides can be found at Menu/Parent and Students/Assessments
https://tinyurl.com/559bcpsp
Please logon and complete the following survey by ASAP as it pertains to and is attached to our federal funding and additional opportunities to take care of our kids. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNalDUQGKyzLtNrauYbwc04PhUMlpGV01ZS1VPUUJQOEpLUDRSMldQTE5SUi4u
Introducing…
Communities In Schools of Preston County
Communities In Schools of Preston County surrounds students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. Our evidence-based approach, adapted to
meet each school and community’s unique needs, is the key our success.
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Important Dates
Monday, Sept. 27th
Resume In Person Instruction
Thursday, Sept. 30th
Full Day of School
Friday, Oct. 1st
No School - Buckwheat Festival
Monday, Oct. 4th
No School for Students
Staff in Meetings
If your child is signed up for the Weekend Food Backpack program, those food bags are available for pick-up at the school for this week starting today, Wednesday, Sept. 22nd thru Friday, Sept. 24th. You may come to the school during the times of 10am-2pm these days. We will have school supplies, extra food items, and personal items set up as well if needed.
IF YOU HAVE ALREADY SIGNED UP FOR MEAL DELIVERY, PLEASE DO NOT SIGN UP AGAIN. YOU WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE RECEIVING A SECOND DELIVERY.
THIS SIGNUP IS ONLY FOR THOSE THAT WANT TO BE ADDED TO THE SECOND DELIVERY.
We are taking orders for any temporary remote, homeschool, full-time virtual, homebound, or children ages 1-4 years old who live in Preston County. The shelf-stable boxes will be prepared and shipped directly to the child's home via UPS.
Please complete this form to have a multiple-day shelf-stable meal box delivered to your door step free of charge. You will need to complete a SEPERATE form for EACH child in your household that qualifies. Only one request per child is permitted.
The boxes will begin to ship Monday, September 20, and will arrive within the next several days. If you have any questions, please call 304.329.0580 ext. 234 or email at edoerr@k12.wv.us
The deadline to signup is Sunday, September 19, 2021, at 10:00 PM.
https://forms.office.com/r/JbwSPmc1xm
Meal boxes are beginning to arrive in Preston County. This picture is a sample of a high school student's box. This first box contains 4 breakfast and 4 lunch meals. The next box will have 5 of each. For those of you that missed the first sign up a new registration will be posted soon. Those of you who initially signed up will be automatically receiving the second box.
We had a successful first day of Live Online Instruction with over 60% of our students logging in to participate live. I know our Eagles can soar high and do better, but we’re very happy with this start and thank all who turned out to participate. For Elementary School, our highest percentage turnout was Ms. Hough’s 4th grade class with 72% and for MS, our 8th graders just edged out the other grades with 49%. Although 8th had the highest in the MS, time to step it up, as the littles showed who the highest flying eagles are. Our goal as a school, with the understanding of internet issues as well as others, would be 75% live and then 100% of assignments turned in by the time we return to in-person. Keep up the good work.