Fifth grade Barrackville students worked to crack the code and figure out “WHODunnit” using a serious of clues and plural noun spelling rules.
Spoiler alert: It was Mrs. Spell with a fallen object in the movie theater. 🕵️♀️ 🔍
Celebrate National School Lunch Week and our cooks! Second entree at high schools: Taco salad, pretzel rods, baked beans, roasted corn, fresh fruit, veggie sticks, jello with fruit, milk OR Cheeseburger sliders, baked beans, roasted corn, fresh fruit, jello with fruit and milk.
High school students can join a free virtual college fair for the South region of the United States next week, October 16-21. Students can register now through the end of next week. The students can log in any time during that week and get information from many colleges. There is a question and answer section for the students to get answers directly from college reps during the week. The students should go to www.collegefairsonline.com to the students tab to register ASAP. This service is completely free and each student that participates is entered to win a scholarship at https://collegefairsonline.com/students/.
The WVDE is seeking original student poster designs for the eight Mathematical Habits of Mind to be displayed in classrooms across West Virginia. Students can submit through their art or math teacher. The deadline has been extended to Tuesday, October 31, 2023.
Fairview Pre-K is enjoying a super hero theme day today while they are learning at play.
The Maintenance Department hard at work today to set the new athlete seating at East-West Stadium to shelter athletes from weather conditions.
It's National School Lunch Week, October 9-13, 2023. President John F. Kennedy created NSLW in 1962 to promote the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom. #NSLW23
Round Two of Marion County Schools Remake Leaening Day "Play with a Purpose" today was fun in the STEAM Center.
Marion County Schools Remake Learning Day “Play with Purpose” at our STEAM Center today is peaking students' interest in STEAM while the leaves are poppin' outside.
Fairview Elementary shared a "Story Walk" with families during parent-teacher conferences. The public is encouraged to explore the activity on evenings and weekends. New books will be posted periodically.
Watson’s Superstars this week were Responsible, Respectful, and Ready to learn every single day.
Thank you to Hope Gas, which made a presentation to students at Jayenne Elementary today about Natural Gas & Safety.
A special thank you to the Marion County Maintenace Department who made some students at East Dale very excited to enjoy their playground. It's the P.O.W.E.R. that makes the difference.
Update: The following Marion County Schools busses will not run morning or evening routes on Friday, October 6, 2023: 57 and 48 and 50 and 71 in East Fairmont feeder.
What goes better than pumpkins and Pre-K? A Flower and Pumpkin Patch with East Fairmont's Pre-K in it at Rich's Farms.
Mannington Middle "paddling" and "climbing" their way to understanding in science and teamwork at WVU Science Adventure Camp at The Summit Bechtel Reserve. Way to go, 6th grade Gators!
Mannington Middle "paddling" and "climbing" their way to understanding in science and teamwork at WVU Science Adventure Camp at The Summit Bechtel Reserve. Way to go, 6th grade Gators!
It's a "Blue Ribbon" kind of night at Jayenne Elementary School Title I Family Night.
The following Marion County Schools busses will not run morning or evening routes on Friday, October 6, 2023: 57 and 48 in East Fairmont feeder. Also, busses 39, 66, 52, 47 in the Fairmont Senior feeder area. Students who ride these busses will not be marked as an unexcused absence.
Monongah Middle and Mannington Middle 6th graders got a special visit from State Superintendent Michele Blatt and Marion County Superintendent Dr. Heston today at the WVU Science Adventure School at The Summit at Bechtel Reserve.
