Our final STING reward event will be water inflatable day on Tuesday. Students will get to play on the inflatables during their specials time. Students should bring a towel and change of clothes. If you do not want your child to participate, please send a message to their teacher.
Mr. Beatty has planned a great field day for Monday! Our PTA president, Miranda Wilson, has scheduled all the volunteers! Parents, please send your kids in tennis shoes. If they are easily sunburned, put sunscreen on them before they come to school. There will be water activities. You may send a change of clothes. PTA is purchasing Kona Ice for all students tomorrow.
Mrs. Elliott's class had a campout and read with a friend for their last attendance award for the year.
5th grade field trip to Cosi, looks like they had a great day.
Wood County Schools is pleased to provide families with access to their students' 2026 West Virginia General Summative Assessment (GSA) results.
Students have received an email in their Wood County Schools student email account containing a personalized link to access their GSA score reports. Parents and guardians are encouraged to work with their child to retrieve the email and review the results together.
The score report provides detailed information about your child's performance and can help identify academic strengths as well as areas for continued growth.
If your child cannot locate the email or is experiencing difficulty accessing their score report, please contact your child's school for assistance.
We encourage all families to review these results and discuss them with their child as part of supporting continued academic success.
Students have received an email in their Wood County Schools student email account containing a personalized link to access their GSA score reports. Parents and guardians are encouraged to work with their child to retrieve the email and review the results together.
The score report provides detailed information about your child's performance and can help identify academic strengths as well as areas for continued growth.
If your child cannot locate the email or is experiencing difficulty accessing their score report, please contact your child's school for assistance.
We encourage all families to review these results and discuss them with their child as part of supporting continued academic success.
Mrs. Cox's class had a campout and movie party for their dojo reward. Lots of fun at the end of the year.
Mrs. Beck's class attendance award was instructive drawing. They did great!
Lunch with our Buddies!! Mrs. Shawvers and Mrs. Leo’s classes had lunch together.
Ms. Joyce from Williamstown’s Bee City group taught Mrs. Mundorff's class why pollinators are important and how we can help them. We did a craft to learn how bees pollinate, and planted sunflowers to take home to feed pollinators this Summer. We appreciated her visiting!
We are so lucky to have Art Cart in our county. Today they announced the Art Cart award for 2nd-5th grade. This student demonstrates hard work, creativity, and more. Check out who received the award at our school.
Please keep your car tag from this school year. We have ordered new tags for next year. We plan on your family having the same number. At the beginning of next school year you will receive two more tags.
Mrs. Morgan's PreK and Mrs. Elliott's 2nd graders got together to work on a flower craft. We practiced cutting, glueing and working as a team to create a beautiful flower.
PreK took a peek at some Kindergarten classes to see what they have to look forward to next year! They have been busy with so many fun activities.
PreK got to visit with some kittens from a rescue this week. We learned all about feeding and caring for the kittens and how to be gentle with them. Thank you to A Kittens Whiskers Rescue for coming to visit and teach PreK all about kittens!
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mundorff's class spent the afternoon Friday together having fun with an engaging activity.
Three students launched a Nature Club and sparked great excitement across the school. They shared their vision in a school-wide announcement and visited classrooms to encourage everyone to get involved. Their enthusiasm has built strong momentum, and more activities planned for next year.
We celebrated 3 very deserving students this morning! On behalf of the Mid-Ohio Valley Spina Bifida Foundation, Jessica Huck announced our 3 Integrity Award Winners. These students were nominated by their teachers. Our fifth grade winner was Asher Florence. His teachers described him as being helpful to other students, having a kind attitude, being honest and trustworthy. Our fourth grade winner was Laney Stead. Laney's teachers said that Laney always makes sure that everyone feels included! Our final winner was Hendrix Huck. Hendrix's teachers wrote "Hendrix is the definition of perseverance? He always has a smile on his face; and greets others every morning. Just having him in class makes the class a better place to be." Congratulations students! Also, a big thank you to the family members who came to support the kids :)
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Deem class partnered up and the students had to interview each other. They presented their buddy to the class.
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Last chance to opt-out of the CyberSwat modules for your students in 3-5 grade. We will begin the modules on Wednesday, May 20.
Last chance to opt-out of the CyberSwat modules for your students in 3-5 grade. We will begin the modules on Wednesday, May 20.
Mr. Frazier’s Pre-K class released their butterflies—what a joyful and memorable experience for our students!
