Pleasants County Schools will be closed on Monday December 15, 2025.
Pleasants County Schools will be on a 2-hour delay on Tuesday January 20, 2026.
Ms. Hamrick’s 6th grade science students used waxed string to model two kinds of waves: transverse (crests and troughs) and longitudinal (compressions and rarefactions). For each type, they made three versions: a labeled diagram, a low‑energy model (smaller amplitude/looser compressions), and a high‑energy model (larger amplitude/tighter compressions). Using iPads, they photographed their models, added labels for amplitude and wavelength, and recorded short explanations.







PCMS Wrestling is back in action Monday!

No School in Pleasants County on Monday, January 19.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2026.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2026.

🎉 Students of the Month – Second Nine Weeks 🎉
Congratulations to our Students of the Month! Fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade teachers selected students from each grade level for each month—October, November, and December.
These students were chosen for their positive attitudes, strong character, and for being great role models in our school. We are proud to recognize our Students of the Month for the second nine weeks. Great job! 👏💙




🎉 Citizenship Award Winners – Second Nine Weeks 🎉
We are thrilled to recognize our Citizenship Award winners for the second nine weeks! One boy and one girl from each grade level were selected for demonstrating outstanding character, responsibility, and respect.
Congratulations to all of our recipients—we are so proud of you! 👏💙




PCMS Hat Day
Friday, January 16th
Students can wear a hat for $3 Minutemen Money.

Pleasants County Schools will be closed on Thursday January 15, 2026.
Pleasants County Schools will be on a 2-hour delay on Thursday January 15, 2026.
Ms. Hamrick’s 7th grade science students got hands-on with geology by turning Starburst candies into models of the rock cycle. Students began by cutting and pressing small pieces together to represent loose sediments compacting and cementing into sedimentary rock. They then applied increased pressure to the candy “rocks” to simulate the transformation into metamorphic rock. Finally, under teacher supervision, they used a microwave to melt the candy, illustrating how molten material cools and solidifies to form igneous rock. This engaging modeling experience helped students visualize how Earth’s materials get recycled.








Early Dismissal- Friday, January 16

PCMS Wrestling at SMHS tonight

Congratulations to the PCMS wrestling team on their 1st place championship at the Middle Island Creek Jr. Championship this evening!!🥇

Good luck to the PCMS Wrestling team!

🎉 Congratulations to our i-Ready Graduates! 🎉
These outstanding students have successfully completed lessons all the way through 8th grade in Math and/or ELA! Their dedication, hard work, and perseverance have truly paid off.
We are so proud of each of you—keep up the amazing work! 💙📘✨

Thank you so much to TV and radio play-by-play announcer Eric Little for meeting with and speaking to our journalism class today! Our students truly enjoyed learning from your experience and insight into the world of broadcasting. 🎤📺📻




PCMS Hat Day
Friday, January 16th
Students can wear a hat for $3 Minutemen Money.

PCMS 2nd 9 Weeks Grades were Distributed Today

PCMS 2nd 9 Weeks Grades were distributed today.

