A semi truck has delivered a bit of Florida sunshine to Monroe County! FFA fruit has arrived! Delivery of pre-ordered fruit will begin Tuesday afternoon.
Peterstown Elementary School received a donation of three handmade toy boxes to give out to deserving families during this Christmas season. Thank you to the donors (who wanted to remain anonymous) for your generosity!
Family and Friends Stick night for MCTC Adult Phlebotomy.
Monroe County Healthy Students Newsletter
School bus delays:
Bus 199 will be about 25 minutes late this morning.
Bus 215 will be about 15 minutes late this morning.
Adult Classes at MCTC!
Tuition assistance may be available!
Contact:
Sarah Hawkins – Greenbrier County WorkForce WV Career Center
Phone: 304-647-1300
Email: shawkins@r1workforcewv.org
MCTC December Newsletter
#GoMavericks
As our James Monroe Mavericks travel to Wheeling on Saturday, let’s show our Maverick spirit by wearing your purple and black tomorrow at your schools. Let us also show our Maverick pride by sharing any pictures you take while cheering on the team at the game, on the way to the game, or your home celebrations. Make sure you tag us with #GOMavericks so we can let the world know how proud we are of our Mavericks.
MCTC JROTC Maverick Battalion competed at Glen Jean. They brought home 1st place Color Guard, 3rd place Platoon Drill and Ceremony, and 3rd place Team Overall. Congratulations Cadets!!
MVS and Peterstown Breakfast and Lunch Menus
JMHS Lunch and Breakfast
MCTC JROTC cadets served as greeters at the Lewisburg Applebees. Proceeds from selected menu items will go toward their spring trip.
Tickets for the Super Six State Championship events go on sale today at noon.
Ticket Link: https://nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgofan.co%2Fapp%2Fevents%2F811501%3FschoolId%3DWVSSAC&data=05%7C01%7Ckimberly.fraley%40k12.wv.us%7Ce4ed8f5e3bd04a0038cc08dad1528937%7Ce019b04b330c467a8bae09fb17374d6a%7C0%7C0%7C638052449660815583%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=Q%2F8WQUiHeWXoV0Trw7JsOEtfxclsBG0jXWmEMpUBSio%3D&reserved=0
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JMHS Wheeling Bound!!
Fan bus for Adults will leave James Monroe High School at 12:00 pm. State Championship is 7:00 at Wheeling Island Park. Fans must purchase tickets at gofan.co (The school can not purchase your ticket) the cost of the bus will depend on the number of fans going. Please call Debbie Sams @ JMHS, 304-753-5182 to sign up for the charter bus.
Football State Championship Rules
- Online Tickets only!!! @ gofan.co
-No Umbrellas
-No Tents
-No Buddy Heaters or Heaters of any kind
-No Coaches cards honored
-No Bags, Backpacks, Foods or Drinks
***** You must carry your blankets, extra clothes, etc
-No Air/Bull Horns allowed
Cow Bells are permitted!!!!!! So go out and buy some….. Let’s make sure Wheeling knows MOCO is there.
JMHS football headed to Wheeling Saturday at 7:00 for the Single A State Championship game against Williamstown! Go support those Mavericks!!
We are currently hiring substitute personnel. Please join us on November 30th or use the following link to schedule a time for an interview and testing session.
https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/JobInterviewTesting@k12.wv.us/bookings/
JMHS round 3 playoffs are Friday at home at 4:00 p.m. against Wheeling Central. Come support the Mavericks!
Name: Melissa Hodges is MCTC‘s Human Services Teacher. She is in her second year as a teacher and had more than 1.5 years as a substitute. She currently has a
Masters Degree.
Mrs. Hodges shared:
“I am a local JMHS graduate and attended Concord University where I graduated with a business degree in 2010. I love everything about learning so I then moved on and completed my Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration. I started my professional career as the Executive Director of the Family Resource Network of Monroe County for three years. I loved everything about that job and being involved in my community. In the spirit of ‘climbing the ladder’ I moved on to work as the Clinic Manager for ARH for the next three years. At the time, I had very young children and chose to step back from the workforce so I could be more present with my family. I started substitute teaching once both my children were in school and found my passion. When the Human Services teacher position was created at MCTC, I knew it was meant for me.
I love to read, spend time with my family, and watch/attend sporting events. I love being involved in my community and coaching cheerleading and helping with youth sports.”
Thank you Melissa for all your hard work!
Tom Gardinier is the MCTC a Business Teacher with 3 years experience. He currently has a Bachelor Degree and enrolled seeking a Master’s Degree.
Mr. Gardinier shared:
“I was able to bring 20 years of real world business experience to the students at Monroe County Technical Center. Before coming to the classroom, I worked for almost 10 years at The Greenbrier Resort. Before that, I ran an Allstate Insurance office in South Florida for 10 years. As a transplant here to Monroe County from South Florida, I have fallen in love with the people, the hospitality, and this beautiful county. I have been lucky enough to coach basketball and soccer at the middle school level, and currently am one of the baseball coaches at James Monroe High School.
I enjoy watching all my kid’s sports, including golf, baseball, basketball, softball, and gymnastics. I also enjoy exploring West Virginia and trying new restaurants.”
Thank you Tom for all your hard work!
