Children who are healthy do better in school, live longer, have more productive lives and higher self-esteem. Please work with your child’s medical provider, Dentist and school to make sure your child has a great future and healthy smile! Starting in the 2018/19 school year, new students entering PreK or Kindergarten and students entering grades 2, 7 and 12 should show proof of a dental examination and HealthCheck/comprehensive health examination prior to entry into school. If your child is going into kindergarten and did not provide proof of a dental examination in PreK, proof will need to be provided for kindergarten enrollment.

Please allow me to extend my sincere appreciation for your support of our school employees during the recent work stoppage. We are so excited to be back in school and working with our students.  School systems have been directed to make every effort to recoup as much instructional time as possible.  The plan to accomplish this task was carefully thought out and every option considered.  As such, the following changes have been made to our school calendar...

There are major changes in how we are making up time lost due to school closings this year. Snow/Inclement Weather Days will be made up for the 2017-2018 school calendar as follows: Snow Cancellation Days 1-5...

Because we care... We coordinate with the local health department in protecting children from certain symptoms of communicable diseases. If your child has any of these symptoms, please keep him/her home, or make appropriate child care arrangements...

The flu season has started in Pleasants County. We want to prevent the spread of the flu and do our best to keep our students and staff healthy. Please see our county and school webpages for important information regarding influenza, such as how to protect your child and what to do if your child becomes sick. If you have any questions or concerns, please call the school to speak with your child’s school nurse.