
Pleasants County Schools is proud to recognize American Education Week 2021!


Happy American Education Week!


Our counseling departments encourage everyone to observe #WorldKindnessDay and #MakeKindnessTheNorm !



Honoring All Who Served


Schools and Offices will be closed to observe Veterans Day on Thursday, November 11.


Drive by BES and check out our message to our Veterans. We love to honor our heroes!!


Pleasants County Schools is currently experiencing issues with our outside phone lines. There is no current ETA on when this will be resolved. If the problem continues into the afternoon, we will post alternate contact numbers that can be called.

Don't forget to "Fall Back" an hour at 2 AM on Sunday, November 7!


We are in need of substitue school nurses! Please see the image for details. (Those interested should use the professional application instructions.)


Kindergarten students are Coding in Fooville! These students are writing an algorithm and debugging the program to help Gracie get to her donuts.





Oh No!!! Mrs. Cottrill came to school in her PJ's! These future Computer Programmers are creating an Algorithm with the correct sequence to help Mrs. Cottrill get ready for school.




End of the First Grading Period


Friday, October 15 is an Early Dismissal


As a reminder, tomorrow, October 8 is a full day of instruction. The Early Dismissal will be on October 15.


Parent Teacher Conferences will be conducted on October 11 for BES/ SMES and October 12 for PCMS/SMHS. Sign-up forms will go home on Friday.


The October Early Dismissal will now be on Friday, October 15.


Parents - Don't forget that this Friday is a 1pm early release. Parents of younger children need to make sure they have someone waiting to pick them up.

Friday, September 17 is the Mid-Term for the First Nine Weeks.
Mid-Term Reports will be sent home on Monday, September 20.

Friday, September 17 is an Early Dismissal.


Today kicked off Freedom Week at BES with an explanation of what happened on 9/11/2001. Our students weren’t born yet so could not “remember” the tragic events of the day. We used pictures and a simple reenactment of the events to help them understand a little better.


