Mrs. Perdue's Early Head Start class celebrated Ms. Ryleigh's MCTC Graduation! Ms. Ryleigh has been a part of our class this year as an Educators Rising Intern. She has been a wonderful addition to our classroom! We wish Ms. Ryleigh all the best as she continues her educational journey.
Good Luck to the James Monroe Track Team as they compete in the State Tournament today and tomorrow!!
Monroe County Schools will be closed for students and staff on Monday, May 26 in observance of Memorial Day! Everyone have a safe and enjoyable weekend!
Parents and guardians, I just want to remind you that you have access to your child's school health record via SNAP EHR. You can find directions on setting up your account here https://5il.co/3h04c . If your email was not on file, please email Jessica Thomas to get it added.
Mountain View School will release at 12:00 pm today, May 22, 2025, due to a power outage.
Please see Board of Education vacancy below for Monroe County Schools.
JROTC Flag Retirement Ceremony was conducted May 20, 2025. The cadets and instructors did a phenomenal job. Congratulations to Piper Hickman for being named Cadet Lieutenant Colonel.
JMHS Senior Events
Wednesday, May 28th: Seniors will participate in the walkthroughs at the middle/ elementary schools and need to be at JMHS by 11:30 AM.
Thursday, May 29th: ALL seniors need to be at JMHS by 8:45 for graduation practice. The senior picnic will follow practice.
Baccalaureate will be Thursday, May 29th at 7:00.
Friday, May 30th: ALL graduates need to be at JMHS by 5:00. The graduation ceremony will begin at 7:00.
PreK Open House
Congratulations Nellie Cottle 👏👏👏
Nellie Cottle has been chosen for the
Code.org Coaches Network, a new initiative designed to train and support district and regional trainers who can prepare and support teachers in implementing Code.org’s K–8 computer science curriculum. She will be attending the training session at the ISTE Conference in San Antonio, TX June 29-July 2. The International Society for Technology in Education focuses on accelerating innovation in education through the smart use of technology in education. The organization seeks to help students, educators, education leaders (administrators), and coaches implement technology in academic settings.
In addition to being the Technology Integration Specialist, computer science and STEM teacher for Peterstown Pk-8, Mrs. Cottle is also a Code.org Facilitator for professional development workshops through Code.org's Regional Partner CodeWV. Mrs. Cottle has a passion for using educational technology to personalize and enhance learning, increase engagement, meet students' needs, and prepare students for future careers. In addition, she enjoys taking on new challenges and learning new ways to improve education in Monroe County and across West Virginia.
Last year, Monroe County Schools became a Code.org District. A Code.org District is a champion for expanding computer science education access and participation for all students. The Code.org Districts in WV are: Calhoun, Fayette, Monroe, Raleigh, and Roane County Schools.
Code.org® is an education innovation nonprofit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn computer science as part of their core K-12 education. Their free computer science curriculum expands access to computer science in schools, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups.
CodeWV is a partnership of West Virginia University, the West Virginia Department of Education, Code.org and Apple committed to expanding computer science education across all K-12 public schools in West Virginia. By preparing educators to teach age-appropriate curriculum to students, CodeWV aims to impact hundreds of local students year after year with access to computer science.
CodeWV meets the guidelines of the West Virginia Department of Education's computer science plan, the West Virginia College and Career Readiness Standards for Technology and Computer Science, which went into effect in July 2019.
We would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of our Monroe County Police Officers! We are grateful for our School Resource Officers who protect our schools every day!
Students from Mr. Hill's Animal Science classes visited the Willow Bend farm yesterday and participated in vaccinations, castrations, and pregnancy checks, finishing the day with ewe ultrasounding. This was a wonderful opportunity to get hands-on experience and to cap off a great year in animal science class!
MVS LSIC meeting scheduled for today will be rescheduled at a later date.
Mountain View School will be closed Wednesday, May 14, 2025, due to a power outage. This affects Mountain View only.
JMHS Envirothon Club competed against 21 teams at Cedar Lakes. Our students learned a lot and did well on the wildlife section of the competition. They enjoyed learning more details about soils, aquatics, wildlife, forestry, and conservation of a homestead. The students worked hard, learned lots and look forward to learning more!!
The Steam Tac Team visited JMHS
Mrs. Williams' students reviewed many math and science terms while building, naming and designing Ziplines
Thank you Dane Wills Insurance for stopping by Peterstown Pre-K-8 with cookies for teacher appreciation week.
The final LSIC stakeholder meeting for Peterstown Middle School will take place on May 20, 2025 at 4:30 pm in the STEM lab. Attached is the agenda for the meeting
Happy School Nurses Day!! We appreciate all you do for our students!
Sheriff Heller donated an older police cruiser to the James Monroe Technical Center’s Law and Public Safety Program. This vehicle will be used for classroom lab purposes and assist with students having a deeper understanding of law enforcement procedures. We appreciate the Sheriff’s support in our program and belief in preparing our next generation!
