Please see the image for current job vacancies. Postings and Application Link: https://www.applitrack.com/wvde/onlineapp/default.aspx?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=47353
Instructions/ Guides: https://www.pleasantscountyschools.com/documents/employment/instructions-and-forms/194249

Congratulations to the PCMS students selected as D.R.E.A.M. students.
Students are awarded for their dedication, responsibility, education, attitude and motivation.

As part of the state standards for WV Wellness, "skills to avoid or reduce risky harmful health behaviors" (8.15) with an emphasis on drunk driving and "predicted potential outcomes of health-related decisions" (8.18) targeting alcohol use, 8th grade students use simulation goggles for a real-world activity. Students participated in a mock Field Sobriety Test while wearing goggles that simulate a BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) of .08-.15. They were asked to carry out certain tasks while "impaired" such as picking up coins, walking a straight line and catching a soft sponge ball. Prior to the activity, students viewed a MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) video as preparation for the Field Sobriety activity.
Picture 1 and 2: Difficult to do, Campbell Wilson and Desirea Dunn try to pick up coins while wearing the simulation goggles.
Picture 3 and 4: With their vision distorted, Tucker Rupert and Joden Lucas attempt to walk the straight white line.




Congratulations to our kiddos that received awards at the Regional Math Field Day last week! 🏆
Hayden Parsons: 7-9 Grade Pleasants County Highest Score
Jordan Knerr: 4-6 Grade Pleasants County Highest Score

Congratulations to our 100% Club winners on pepperoni roll day! Students that get a 100% on a test or quiz enter their name into a drawing to win a large pepperoni roll on pepperoni roll day. Four winners are drawn each month!
Special thank you to our amazing cooks that always support initiatives for our kiddos ❤️🤍💙



Grade 8 Art class is working on Pablo Picasso inspired cubist portraits. Students started off by viewing famous Cubist portraits and having a discussion about the lines, shapes, color and stylization. They then discussed the strange fracturing of the face, the mixed up angles, bright colors and the bold black lines. Students are enjoying painting and creating their own mixed up cubist portraits.





Last week the PCMS Communities in Schools Coordinator Casey Maston organized a CIS Tier 1 Club Day for students. Different clubs included 3-on-3 basketball, cooking, American Sign Language, hunting & fishing, assorted crafts and games, gardening, etc. Students and staff alike raved about the event, the knowledge that was gained, and fun that was had!










Celebrating state math proficiency with a pizza party! 🍕


Congratulations to our students that have completed i-Ready in ELA and/or math! These students have tested out of the 8th grade middle school content, and are working on 9th grade content.
ELA: Colten Hall, Jordan Knerr, Raylan Higgins, Tyler Cooper, Lauren Pritchett, Keeyan Foland, Xavier Maston, Bradley Westbrook, Connor Bartrug
Math: Joey Blavos, Lauren Pritchett

Thank you for supporting the PCMS Book Fair!

Congratulations to students selected for the PCMS Citizenship Award in their respective grades during the 3rd 9 Weeks!
The students who win this award meet the following guidelines:
1. Good attendance
2. Considerate of classmates/teachers
3. Willing to assist teachers/classmates
4. Obeys school/classroom rules
5. Shows school spirit (participates in schoolwide/class activities)
5th Grade:
Alivia Tucker and Cannon Thomas
6th Grade:
River VanValey and Gwyn Scott
7th Grade:
Jacob Lauer and Cooper Fickiesen
8th Grade:
Geneva Tuning and Trevor Maley


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Congratulations to students selected as the PCMS Student of the Month for their respective grades!
January:
5th- Adam Colvin
6th- Whitley McGrady
7th- Brooklyne Kent
8th- Jayson Taylor
February:
5th- Delilah Rymer (not pictured)
6th- Brylee Auville
7th- Uriah Umensetter
8th- Brooklyn Smith


Michael Wells, Superintendent, has proclaimed March as "Music in our Schools" Month.

At the awards day Friday, we had numerous students receive awards for Mastery on Middle of Year State Assessments in science, math, and/or ELA. Way to go students! 📚









Please see the image for current job vacancies. Postings and Application Link: https://www.applitrack.com/wvde/onlineapp/default.aspx?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=47353
Instructions/ Guides: https://www.pleasantscountyschools.com/documents/employment/instructions-and-forms/194249

Smith Candies made a delicious and beautiful treat to celebrate all students on their success in the 3rd 9 Weeks! Thank you to the PCMS PTO for sponsoring the snacks!

Huge thank you to Mary Snyder from the WVU Extension Service in Pleasants County for collaborating in a 9 session program with PCMS on Career Readiness. Students learned about career options, setting goals, creating a vision board, job shadowing, soft skills, job applications, how to build a resume, how to dress for an interview, and interview techniques. Students each participated in a mock interview with an interviewer to test their skills and to provide tips for improvement.



Diorama (model) project option: 6th and 8th grade ELA students created depictions of scenes or settings from their independent reading books. They were allowed to use any materials available to them and then had to explain how the model was related to the book to their teacher.








PCMS Rescheduled Spring Picture Day is Wednesday, March 19th.
Other photos being taken that day that can be ordered include: 8th Grade Class Photo, Band Photo, Choir Photo.
Order forms will be available in the office.
Picture Day ID: EVTW32WXG

