Pleasants County Schools will be closed on Monday December 15, 2025.
St. Marys High School is proud to offer a dynamic and growing Agribusiness Program that prepares students for real-world careers in agriculture and beyond. Through hands-on learning, engaging coursework, and unique career pathways, our students gain valuable skills that will serve them long into the future.
Our program includes:
• Intro to Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
• The Science of Agriculture
• Natural Resource Management
• Floriculture
• Horticulture
• Fish & Wildlife Management
• Agriculture Entrepreneurship
• Dual-Credit CASE Principles of Agricultural Science – Plant
We’re excited to celebrate the hard work of our students and the opportunities Career & Technical Education provides at SMHS. 💙💛
#ThisIsCTE #CareerTechWV #IHeartCTE #CTEMonth
At St. Marys High School, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible work happening every day in our Career & Technical Education programs. From hands on learning and industry ready training to real-world experiences that build confidence and skills, our students are embracing opportunities that prepare them for college, careers, and lifelong success.
This month, we honor the dedication of our students, the guidance of our instructors, and the strength of our community partnerships. Together, we’re building a future workforce ready to lead, innovate, and make a difference. 💙💛
🔧 Hands-On Learning
🌾 Agriculture & Natural Resources
💡 Industry Skills
🎓 College & Career Ready
Happy National CTE Month to our incredible Blue Devils!
#ThisIsCTE #CareerTechWV #IHeartCTE #CTEMonth
Congratulations to our students who earned Academic Honors for the second nine weeks! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to learning do not go unnoticed, and we are so proud of you. Keep up the great work—your SMHS family is cheering you on! 📚✨
https://smhsargus.com/8011/news/smhs-announces-second-nine-weeks-honor-roll/
Transportation Update: Due to improved road conditions, all buses will resume normal schedules starting tomorrow. Thank you for your patience.
📞If you have any issues, please contact the principal of your student's school.
Important Transportation Update for Wednesday, February 4. As we continue to navigate challenging winter conditions, we have developed a contingency plan for certain roads that are too hazardous for regular bus routes. Due to current road conditions, this plan is in effect for Buses 4, 10, and 31. These routes will have adjusted pick-up points and times. Absences are excused if you cannot safely reach a stop. Please expect minor delays as we debut this new plan.
Bus 4 cannot run the Twiggs Road/Sugarcreek portion of the route. A designated pickup point will be at the intersection of Twiggs Road and Arvilla Road at 7:10am pickup and 4:15pm drop-off.
Bus 10 cannot run Cedar Run or Cramblit Hill. A designated pickup point will at the intersection of Point Lookout and Cramblit Hill at 7:05am pickup and 4:00pm drop-off.
Bus 31 cannot run County Line Road. A designated pickup point will be at the top of Sally Cunningham Hill (left fork of French Creek Road) at 6:40am pickup and 4:45pm drop-off or meet bus 11 at the intersection of Pine Grove Road and Route 16 at 7:25am pickup and 3:50pm drop-off.
This week, we proudly thank our school counselors, Mrs. Rinard and Ms. Meeks—SMHS is truly grateful for your dedication, guidance, and support of our students every day. #AmplifyStudentSuccess #NSCW26
