Thank you to Victoria Cox with the WVU Extension Office for presenting her Rethink Your Drink at Mountain View School and offering a wonderful lesson with a tasty alternative drink choice for all to enjoy.
Congratulations to our 2024 Monroe County Golden Horseshoe Winners!
Luke Fullen, Mountain View Elementary & Middle School
Gabriella Houck, Mountain View Elementary & Middle School
Marshal White, Peterstown Middle School
All winners will be celebrated at the June 4, 2024, Board of Education Meeting, and they will be recognized at the West Virginia Culture Center on June 11th!
The James Monroe High School Class of 2024 participated in our annual College Decision Day! We wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors. PART 2
James Monroe High School held a “Pup” Rally on May 7th to introduce Maverick to his new family. Governor Justice, First Lady Cathy Justice, and Baby Dog were there to present Maverick to the staff and students at James Monroe. The Communities in Schools program along with the Friends with Paws program place therapy dogs into schools. Maverick has been a God-send. He brings smiles to everyone’s faces and provides comfort, support, and love.
Students who are interested in IT, please check out the information below. This is a great opportunity, and it is free!
Please remember that Tuesday, May 14th is Election Day. There will be no school for students because some of the schools are used for polling locations. Students enjoy your day off!
Tuesday, May 14th is Election Day and there will be no school for staff or students.
🌧️ 🏴☠️ The rain did not stop the fun at the PES school carnival. #fundedbylevy
8th grade had a blast today! Their state testing is finished and they enjoyed a fun filled trip to Carowinds.
The James Monroe High School Class of 2024 participated in our annual College Decision Day! We wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors.
Happy National School Nurse Day!
We appreciate all of our Nurses in Monroe County!
Students from KLC celebrated Cinco De Mayo! They got to make sombrero’s, and hit a piñata!
What do you want to be when you grow up? PES asked their students that question today. Students dressed for their future career. Looks like they have some bright futures ahead!
We Appreciate All of Our Teachers in Monroe County!
We want to wish a happy nurse's week to our Monroe County Nurses! This picture is just a glance at the lives you all impact each day. Because of people like you, they have nurses to look up to and wish to be!
Congrats to Mrs. Broyles who is featured as The Virginian Leader’s teacher of the month. Mrs. Broyles is a teacher at Peterstown Elementary School. She very dedicated to her students and her love for teaching shines through everyday. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication, Mrs. Broyles.
While reviewing digestive, nervous, and circulatory systems Mrs. Williams' 8th grade students at Peterstown Middle School dissected earthworms comparing human and earthworm anatomy.
Monroe County Shines at the West Virginia History Bowl!
On Tuesday, April 30th, Monroe County participated in the 15th annual West Virginia History Bowl, where over 100 schools competed. Peterstown Middle qualified through the play-in tournament and impressively placed 5th in the state tournament! Meanwhile, Mountain View took second place in Region One and finished as the State Runner-Up! Two Mountain View team members, Luke Fullen and Maddie Baker, made the All-Star team!
Huge congratulations to both teams:
Peterstown Team: Cooper Frazier, Alexis Broyles, Marshal White, Jessa Hill, and alternate Skylar Brubaker.
Mountain View Team: Peighton Griffith, Maddie Baker, Gabriella Houck, Luke Fullen, and alternate Peyton Street.
Special thanks to Monroe County History Bowl alumni Cole Thomas and Maddie McMillion for their guidance and support throughout the season! Your expertise and encouragement made a significant impact on the teams' success!
Great job, Monroe County! #WVHistoryBowl #MonroeCountyProud
Today is National School Lunch Hero Day also known as Cooks’ Day. To all of the school cooks across the county, we say Thank you for your hard work in feeding the students of Monroe County. We appreciate you!
Thanks to our cooks: Ali Bostic, Cassie Reed, Cathy Hoke, Connie Dunbar, Donna Galford, Jamie Amos, Kathy Frazier, Kelly Halstead, Kim Gusler, Mary Ann Beasley, Melinda Fullen, Tammy Pence, Teresa Johnson, Tina Dillon, and Vicky Dunn!
Prom Information
Doors open to the public at 6:15-7 for viewing.
Door will lock at 7
Students will be allowed in at 7:15-8
Students will be locked in until after crowning of king and queen at 10:45.
Prom is from 8-11pm
Once the students enter the doors they will not be allowed to exit.
The cost of pictures will be $42.00 per package.