At the March 11 Pocahontas County Board of Education meeting, there will be several agenda items of note: 1. the PCHS LSIC will present to the board 2. The 25-26 School calendar options will be reviewed 3. WVDE Staff members will present information about the “state of emergency” declaration for Pocahontas County Schools 4. PCS Treasurer will share budgetary explanations As Always, parents, Students, staff and stakeholders are invited to attend LSIC will kick off the meeting at 3:30 pm, followed by the calendar presentation at 4:30 pm and the regular meeting will begin at 4:45. The meeting will be held at in the PCHS Media Center and the live stream will start at 4:30 pm
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
important notice
Reminder that the deadline for 2025-2026 Pocahontas County Schools Pre-K registration is March 28th, 2025! 👧 📚 You can find more information about our Pre-K program here: https://boe.pocahontas.k12.wv.us/page/pre-school
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
Pocahontas county schools pre-school registration flyer
Friday Oh the Places You Will Go Wear your favorite team shirt or vacation shirt
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Go
Home basketball game this evening at 5:30. Come out and cheer on those Red Devils!!
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Basketball
On Thursday One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish Wear red to support the basketball team. The first game of the season is tomorrow at home at 5:30
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
❄️ 2024-2025 PCS Calendar Update❄️ This winter has certainly kept us on our toes with its heavy snowfall and multiple school closures. Pocahontas County Schools, like other districts in the state, strictly follows state policies for making up missed school days. Our main goal is to ensure that students continue to receive a quality education while keeping everyone safe during severe weather conditions. Should our area experience more inclement weather resulting in the cancellation of school, additional adjustments will need to be made. We have attached the most recent version of our school calendar with a recap of our snow day usage. Visit this link for more info: https://bit.ly/3XmmFdd
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
"                      Pocahontas County Schools                     Snow Dates:  2024-25   "	 "Replacement Date: We will now go to school on these dates"	"Original Calendar Date:   Schools closed due to weather  "   April 14  	  February 11     April 15  	  February 12     April 16  	  February 19     April 17  	  February 20     April 18  	  February 21     April 21  	  February 6     May 30  	  January 21     June 2  	  January 22     June 3  	  February 5   Instructional days may be added to the year in the case of additional inclement weather cancellations
PCS 24-25 amended calendar
Wednesday Thing 1 Thing 2 Day Match with friends and come as twins
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Thing 1 Thing 2
February perfect attendance 4th Grade wins February Poppin' Attendance award 1st Grade winners of the January Poppin' Attendance award
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
1st
4th
perfect
February students of the month
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Star Students
Tuesday Cat in the Hat Day Wear your favorite hat or stripes.
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Hat
Calendar
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Calendar
Join us to learn about the calendar survey results and the committee's three calendars based on those results. Voting for next year's school calendar will begin on April 1. March 11 at 4:30 at Pocahontas County High School April 1 at 5:30 at the Board of Education Office You may also join virtually.
about 2 months ago, Pocahontas County Schools
Calendar Meetings March 11 and April 1
💪 Join Us in Helping Our Fellow Mountaineers! 🤝 The recent flooding in West Virginia has left many in need, and Pocahontas County Schools are stepping up to help. We're collecting essential supplies to support our neighbors during this challenging time. Items Needed: 🍼 Baby formula, food, diapers 🥫 Non-perishable food items 👕 Clothing, underwear, socks, winter outerwear, gloves, boots 🧴 Hygiene items, hand sanitizer, wipes 🛏️ Bath towels, hand towels, bedding, blankets, sheets 🧻 Paper products 🧹 Cleaning supplies, trash bags, tarps 🩹 First aid kits 🍴 Disposable cutlery, propane cooking equipment 🔥 Gas heaters 💧 Bottled water, healthy drinks 🐾 Pet food Drop-off Locations: 📍 Any Pocahontas County Schools or the Central Office 🗓️ Deadline: Monday, March 10th Let's come together and show our community spirit! Every donation makes a difference. Thank you for your support! 💙 #FloodRelief #CommunitySupport #WestVirginiaStrong #PocahontasCountySchools
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
Operation Pocahontas County Schools Let’s Join together to help our fellow mountaineers! Baby Formula, Food, Diapers Non-Perishable Food Items Clothing,  Underwear, Socks, etc Hygiene Items Items requested Donation The recent flooding in the state of WV has provided a great need of supplies in several counties. We want to help our neighbors as they have helped us in times of need. Please drop off your items Before Monday,  March 10th Please Bring donations to Any PC School or the Central Office Pocahontas County Communities in Schools Bath Towels/Hand Towels Bottled Water/Healthy Drinks Paper Products Bedding, Blankets, Sheets, etc First Aid Kits Disposable Cutlery Propane Cooking Equipment Cleaning Supplies, Trash Bags & Tarps Gas Heaters Pet Food Hand-sanitizer and wipes Winter Outerwear, Gloves, Boots, etc
🌟 It's National CTE Month! 🌟 Did you know that February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month? 🎉 Our school system is proud to offer CTE programs in both middle and high schools, empowering students with the skills they need for future success. What is CTE? Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides students with hands-on learning experiences in various fields such as healthcare, information technology, engineering, and more. These programs combine academic knowledge with practical skills, preparing students for both college and career paths. Why is CTE Important? Real-World Skills: Students gain valuable skills that are directly applicable to the workforce. Career Exploration: CTE allows students to explore different career options and find their passion. College and Career Readiness: Students are better prepared for post-secondary education and the job market. Industry Connections: CTE programs often include internships and partnerships with local businesses, providing students with networking opportunities. Join us in celebrating the achievements of our CTE students and the dedicated educators who make these programs possible! 🎓✨ #CTEMonth #CareerReady #FutureLeaders #GreatThingsAtPCS #PocahontasCountySchools
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
cTE month celebrate today own tomorrow
high school students making maple syrup
high school ag students with plants
culinary student
middle school student with business design
middle school students make a tower
Middle school students making cheese
Middle school students making cheese
Middle school students making cheese
Middle school students making cheese
16 Hillsboro Elementary students have joined our school’s team already. Mrs. Calhoun's class is in the lead with 4 students registered online. Way to go! We are up to $116.00.
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Good luck at the county social studies fair
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Good Luck
American Heart Kick Off today
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Yay
📢 CALL TO ACTION! 📢 Parents, Guardians, Grandparents, and Community Members, we need your help! 🏫✨ Our schools rely on the Secure Rural Schools (SRS) program for essential funding that supports vital educational programs, maintains school facilities, and ensures our children receive the quality education they deserve. Without the reauthorization of this program, our schools face significant financial challenges. Support US Congress Bills S.356 and H.1383 to extend the SRS program through 2026. Your voice can make a difference! Contact our representatives and urge them to take swift action. 📞 For H.1383: Contact Representative Miller: https://bit.ly/RepMillerContact or (202) 225-3452. URGE Rep. Miller to co-sponsor this bill! 📞 For S.356: Contact Senator Justice: https://bit.ly/CongJusticeContact or (202) 224-3954 or and Contact Senator Moore-Capito: https://bit.ly/CongCapitoContact or (202) 224-6472 Together, we can secure the future of our schools and ensure every child in our community has access to the resources they need to succeed. Let's make our voices heard! 💪📚 #SupportOurSchools #SecureRuralSchools #EducationMatters #CommunityStrong #PocahontasCountySchools
about 2 months ago, Kristi Hamons
Flyer with bullhorns, PCS logo and the following text: 📢 CALL TO ACTION! 📢 Parents, Guardians, Grandparents, and Community Members, we need your help! 🏫✨ Our schools rely on the Secure Rural Schools (SRS) program for essential funding that supports vital educational programs, maintains school facilities, and ensures our children receive the quality education they deserve. Without the reauthorization of this program, our schools face significant financial challenges. Support US Congress Bills S.356 and H.1383 to extend the SRS program through 2026. Your voice can make a difference! Contact our representatives and urge them to take swift action. 📞 For H.1383: Contact Representative Miller: https://bit.ly/RepMillerContact or (202) 225-3452. URGE Rep. Miller to co-sponsor this bill! 📞 For S.356: Contact Senator Justice: https://bit.ly/CongJusticeContact or (202) 224-3954 or and Contact Senator Moore-Capito: https://bit.ly/CongCapitoContact or (202) 224-6472 Together, we can secure the future of our schools and ensure every child in our community has access to the resources they need to succeed. Let's make our voices heard! 💪📚
Join Hillsboro Elementary in celebrating Dr. Seuss.
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
Dr Seuss
Please join us on Friday for our interactive museum.
about 2 months ago, Heather Simmons
History