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Faculty & Staff
Office & Administration Classroom Teachers
Nan Murray- Principal Gabby Jordan- Kindergarten
Andrea Bush- Secretary Kelli Baker- Kindergarten Aide
Cooks & Custodians Bayleigh Timinski- Kindergarten
Pam Morton- Cafeteria Manager Serena Earl- Kindergarten Aide
Tammy Williams- Cook Lucinda Gouzd- First Grade
Michelle Keller- Custodian Marsha Brand- First Grade
Tom Shaver- Custodian Christina Zukowsky- Second Grade
Specialist Teachers Christina Richards- Second Grade
Chuck Jordan- Physical Education Brooke Pethtel- Third Grade
Tammy Robb- Art Sonia VanGilder- Third Grade
Jessie Holbert- Media Terri Strand- Fourth Grade
LeighAnne Bolyard- Music Kara Bushko-Oates- Fourth Grade
Brittany Oates- Music
Special Services
Rachelle Bourne- Special Education
Bonita Hadox- Speech Services
Inez Hill- ESL Services
Karri Hayhurst- School Nurse
Nan Murray- Principal Gabby Jordan- Kindergarten
Andrea Bush- Secretary Kelli Baker- Kindergarten Aide
Cooks & Custodians Bayleigh Timinski- Kindergarten
Pam Morton- Cafeteria Manager Serena Earl- Kindergarten Aide
Tammy Williams- Cook Lucinda Gouzd- First Grade
Michelle Keller- Custodian Marsha Brand- First Grade
Tom Shaver- Custodian Christina Zukowsky- Second Grade
Specialist Teachers Christina Richards- Second Grade
Chuck Jordan- Physical Education Brooke Pethtel- Third Grade
Tammy Robb- Art Sonia VanGilder- Third Grade
Jessie Holbert- Media Terri Strand- Fourth Grade
LeighAnne Bolyard- Music Kara Bushko-Oates- Fourth Grade
Brittany Oates- Music
Special Services
Rachelle Bourne- Special Education
Bonita Hadox- Speech Services
Inez Hill- ESL Services
Karri Hayhurst- School Nurse
Mission Statement
Marion County Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Marion County Board of Education to develop, promote, and implement the understanding of “One Voice, One Focus: All Students Achieving” by creating a World-Class educational system for Marion County.
White Hall Mission Statement
It will be the mission of White Hall Elementary School to provide a caring environment in which every child is respected and is given the opportunity to develop character, attitudes and values; to acquire skills necessary for contemporary society; to adapt to change and remain open to progressive techniques. The curriculum is designed to serve the educational, physical, social, and emotional needs of every child, to create a positive atmosphere and to provide superior academic education so that each child will become a productive member of society. Thus, reflecting the message of “One Voice, One Focus: ALL Students Achieving.”
It is the mission of the Marion County Board of Education to develop, promote, and implement the understanding of “One Voice, One Focus: All Students Achieving” by creating a World-Class educational system for Marion County.
White Hall Mission Statement
It will be the mission of White Hall Elementary School to provide a caring environment in which every child is respected and is given the opportunity to develop character, attitudes and values; to acquire skills necessary for contemporary society; to adapt to change and remain open to progressive techniques. The curriculum is designed to serve the educational, physical, social, and emotional needs of every child, to create a positive atmosphere and to provide superior academic education so that each child will become a productive member of society. Thus, reflecting the message of “One Voice, One Focus: ALL Students Achieving.”
School Schedule
Elementary School Day
8:00 Morning bus room and breakfast begins
8:30 Instructional day begins
8:35 Student must sign in at office for being tardy.
11:00 First Grade Lunch
11:05 Kindergarten Lunch
11:35 Fourth Grade Lunch
11:40 Third Grade Lunch
11:45 Second Grade Lunch
3:20 Dismissal for walkers
3:25 Students go to afternoon bus room
8:00 Morning bus room and breakfast begins
8:30 Instructional day begins
8:35 Student must sign in at office for being tardy.
11:00 First Grade Lunch
11:05 Kindergarten Lunch
11:35 Fourth Grade Lunch
11:40 Third Grade Lunch
11:45 Second Grade Lunch
3:20 Dismissal for walkers
3:25 Students go to afternoon bus room
School Calendar & Important Dates
Upcoming Important Dates:
- March 6: No School for Kindergarten Students.
- March 6: Kindergarten Registration for 2020-2021 School Year
- March 6: White Hall Book Festival
- March 9: American Orchestra Assembly at 1:30
- March 13: Character Education- Fairness
- March 17: St. Patrick's Day! Wear Your Green!
- March 18: End of 9 Weeks
- March 18: Bank Day for Students Resumes
- March 19: 3rd 9 Weeks Reward: FSU Soccer Team Visits
- March 20: Professional Learning Day-No School for Students!
Attendance Policy
Attendance Policy
All students are expected to attend school regularly to maximize the benefit from the instructional program. White Hall Elementary School has programs to reward those students who continually exhibit punctual behavior and attendance.
The state of West Virginia mandates the following course of action in Section 18-8-4 of the School Laws of West Virginia:
“In the case of five consecutive or ten total unexcused absences of a child during the school year the attendance director or assistant shall serve written notice to the parent, guardian, or custodian of such child that the attendance of such child at school is required and that within ten days of receipt of such notice, the parent, guardian, or custodian, accompanied by the child shall report in person to the school the child attends for a conference with the principal or other designated representative of the school in order to discuss and correct the circumstances causing the inexcusable absences of the child, and if the parent, guardian, or custodian does not comply with the provisions of this article, then the attendance director or assistant may make complaint against such parent, guardian, or custodian before a magistrate in the county.”
Attendance is taken each day and sent to the office to be entered into the WVEIS (West Virginia Educational Information Service) on the office computer. Students who accumulate excessive absences will be contacted directly by the Attendance Officer of the Marion County Board of Education (see above). Should your child be absent, the school requires a written note explaining the absence to be sent with your child the next day he/she returns to school. Excuses phoned in may not constitute an excuse. In addition, parents are asked to document absences or illnesses that extend beyond a few days. Prior permission from the principal must be given before a student can be excused for an educational leave of absence. A written letter requesting a leave of absence must be submitted to the principal in advance. If this policy is not followed, the student will be counted as “unexcused”.
All students are expected to attend school regularly to maximize the benefit from the instructional program. White Hall Elementary School has programs to reward those students who continually exhibit punctual behavior and attendance.
The state of West Virginia mandates the following course of action in Section 18-8-4 of the School Laws of West Virginia:
“In the case of five consecutive or ten total unexcused absences of a child during the school year the attendance director or assistant shall serve written notice to the parent, guardian, or custodian of such child that the attendance of such child at school is required and that within ten days of receipt of such notice, the parent, guardian, or custodian, accompanied by the child shall report in person to the school the child attends for a conference with the principal or other designated representative of the school in order to discuss and correct the circumstances causing the inexcusable absences of the child, and if the parent, guardian, or custodian does not comply with the provisions of this article, then the attendance director or assistant may make complaint against such parent, guardian, or custodian before a magistrate in the county.”
Attendance is taken each day and sent to the office to be entered into the WVEIS (West Virginia Educational Information Service) on the office computer. Students who accumulate excessive absences will be contacted directly by the Attendance Officer of the Marion County Board of Education (see above). Should your child be absent, the school requires a written note explaining the absence to be sent with your child the next day he/she returns to school. Excuses phoned in may not constitute an excuse. In addition, parents are asked to document absences or illnesses that extend beyond a few days. Prior permission from the principal must be given before a student can be excused for an educational leave of absence. A written letter requesting a leave of absence must be submitted to the principal in advance. If this policy is not followed, the student will be counted as “unexcused”.
Student Activities
White Hall Elementary Wildcat Mascot
