👑 St. Marys High School Prom 2026 👑✨
It’s time to celebrate our incredible Class of 2026 as we proudly announce this year’s Prom King and Queen Candidates! 🎉
These students have been selected by their peers and represent leadership, school spirit, and what it means to be a Blue Devil. 💜💛
👑 Prom Queen Candidates:
Taylor Brode
Marta Willach
Madison Taylor
Alyssa Dawson
Madeline Steele
🤴 Prom King Candidates:
Sean Yang
Ashton Davis
Jace Larsen
Shane Deweese
Max Dauch
Join us in congratulating these outstanding seniors as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of their high school journey!
It’s time to celebrate our incredible Class of 2026 as we proudly announce this year’s Prom King and Queen Candidates! 🎉
These students have been selected by their peers and represent leadership, school spirit, and what it means to be a Blue Devil. 💜💛
👑 Prom Queen Candidates:
Taylor Brode
Marta Willach
Madison Taylor
Alyssa Dawson
Madeline Steele
🤴 Prom King Candidates:
Sean Yang
Ashton Davis
Jace Larsen
Shane Deweese
Max Dauch
Join us in congratulating these outstanding seniors as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of their high school journey!
👑 St. Marys High School Prom 2026 👑✨
It’s time to celebrate our incredible Class of 2026 as we proudly announce this year’s Prom King and Queen Candidates! 🎉
These students have been selected by their peers and represent leadership, school spirit, and what it means to be a Blue Devil. 💜💛
👑 Prom Queen Candidates:
Taylor Brode
Marta Willach
Madison Taylor
Alyssa Dawson
Madeline Steele
🤴 Prom King Candidates:
Sean Yang
Ashton Davis
Jace Larsen
Shane Deweese
Max Dauch
Join us in congratulating these outstanding seniors as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of their high school journey!
It’s time to celebrate our incredible Class of 2026 as we proudly announce this year’s Prom King and Queen Candidates! 🎉
These students have been selected by their peers and represent leadership, school spirit, and what it means to be a Blue Devil. 💜💛
👑 Prom Queen Candidates:
Taylor Brode
Marta Willach
Madison Taylor
Alyssa Dawson
Madeline Steele
🤴 Prom King Candidates:
Sean Yang
Ashton Davis
Jace Larsen
Shane Deweese
Max Dauch
Join us in congratulating these outstanding seniors as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of their high school journey!
🎉PROM NIGHT JUST GOT EVEN BETTER! ✨
Don’t forget—FREE PROM DINNER is waiting for you! 🍽️💃🕺
Before you head out for one of the biggest nights of the year, come enjoy a delicious meal with your friends—at no cost to you. That means more money in your pocket for photos, flowers, and all the fun that comes with prom night! 💸📸
✔️ No lines
✔️ Great food
✔️ Relaxed, fun atmosphere
✔️ Time to make memories with your friends before the dance
Skip the stress of crowded restaurants and long waits—this is your chance to start the night off right, surrounded by your classmates and good vibes!
✨ Come hungry. Leave happy. Make it a night to remember. ✨
We can’t wait to see you there! 💙
Sign up in front of the office or reach out to Mrs Rinard at lrinard@k12.wv.us. Or Judy Nutter !
Don’t forget—FREE PROM DINNER is waiting for you! 🍽️💃🕺
Before you head out for one of the biggest nights of the year, come enjoy a delicious meal with your friends—at no cost to you. That means more money in your pocket for photos, flowers, and all the fun that comes with prom night! 💸📸
✔️ No lines
✔️ Great food
✔️ Relaxed, fun atmosphere
✔️ Time to make memories with your friends before the dance
Skip the stress of crowded restaurants and long waits—this is your chance to start the night off right, surrounded by your classmates and good vibes!
✨ Come hungry. Leave happy. Make it a night to remember. ✨
We can’t wait to see you there! 💙
Sign up in front of the office or reach out to Mrs Rinard at lrinard@k12.wv.us. Or Judy Nutter !
SMHS is incredibly proud to celebrate some amazing accomplishments by our FFA!
We are excited to recognize 17 students who have earned the honor of State FFA Degree Candidates—the most in our school’s history and the highest number in the state! Additionally, Miss Callie Bennett placed 2nd in a Proficiency Application in Diversified Livestock Production!
We also want to give a big congratulations to three of our community partners for earning Honorary Degree candidates- Johnny Riggs, Mark Hadley, and our very own Mr. Smitley!
Your hard work, dedication, and Blue Devil pride continue to shine—we couldn’t be more proud!
We are excited to recognize 17 students who have earned the honor of State FFA Degree Candidates—the most in our school’s history and the highest number in the state! Additionally, Miss Callie Bennett placed 2nd in a Proficiency Application in Diversified Livestock Production!
We also want to give a big congratulations to three of our community partners for earning Honorary Degree candidates- Johnny Riggs, Mark Hadley, and our very own Mr. Smitley!
Your hard work, dedication, and Blue Devil pride continue to shine—we couldn’t be more proud!
SMHS Band brought home a rating of "Superior!"
The St. Marys High Class of 2027 invites all members of the Junior and Senior classes and their approved dates to this years Prom titled "Tangled" at the St. Marys Marina on Saturday, April 25th at 7 p.m. Remember all out of school guests must have the proper approval forms completed by Friday, April 24th at noon. See Ms. Meeks or Mrs. Miller in the office if you need an approval form. All ticket purchases are managed through GoFan. Looking forward to another successful prom in our community. Below is the link for ticket purchases
https://gofan.co/event/6496303?schoolId=WV2266
https://gofan.co/event/6496303?schoolId=WV2266
Two opportunities for sports/ extra- curricular physicals. from Integrated Health Centers of WV!
May 19 and 26, 7:30 AM-6:00 PM at SMHS Campus Office / May 28, during open office hours, at the SM Downtown Campus Office on Lafayette Street.
📰 St. Marys High School Hosts Successful Career and Adult Fair
St. Marys, WV — Students at St. Marys High School took an important step toward their futures today as they participated in the school’s Career and Adult Fair, a full-day event designed to prepare them for life after graduation.
The day began with the Career Fair, where students had the opportunity to explore a wide range of professions. Each student selected four career sessions to attend, allowing them to gain firsthand knowledge about potential career paths, required education and training, and real-world experiences directly from professionals in the field. From healthcare and education to skilled trades, business, and public service, students were exposed to meaningful opportunities that helped them better envision their futures.
Between sessions, students were able to attend a career panel, where Jared Moncman, Caroline Bailey, Jim Rubeinstein, Danny Najr and Dave Meeks spoke to students about success after high school. They discussed what made a good employee, the importance of soft skills, things they wanted to see in employees and spoke about their own personal experiences with life after high school.
In the afternoon, the focus shifted to the Adult Fair, where students attended five life-skills sessions centered on essential topics such as financial literacy, housing, employment, and personal well-being. These sessions were designed to equip students with the knowledge and confidence needed to successfully transition into adulthood.
The success of the event would not have been possible without the generous support of local businesses, organizations, and community members who volunteered their time and expertise.
Special thanks to Career Fair presenters:
Perry Associates; Allison Yonker; Mykaela Davis; Marietta Memorial Hospital; Sheena Steele with Pathway Real Estate; WVUP Health Science Department; Momentive; Mercede Trescott; Nicole Lowther and Leaann Buchannan; Marietta College; Tanner Bleakley; Artisan Cosmetology; United States Military; WVUP Agriculture Program; Caroline Bailey; WVU Extension Services; WV Division of Corrections; Dale Evans; Christine Davis and HINO; Eric Little; Baxter Heating and Cooling; WVUP Education Program; Megan McKnight; Bryon McGrady with the Laborers Union; WVUP Workforce, Technology, and Welding Programs; Glenville State University; and Land Management.
Special thanks to Adult Fair presenters:
Pleasants County Bank; Sheena Steele with Pathway Real Estate; Caroline Bailey with the WVU Extension Office; Michelle Nabers with WVUP; WVUP Financial Aid; Jennifer Cunningham with Neighborhood Network; Mark Hadley and the St. Marys Fire Department; Mindy Hadley, Pleasants County Magistrate; Erica Pierce with the City of Belmont; Heather Bayless; Eric Little; Peer Solutions; Bryon McGrady; and Cody Logston.
St. Marys High School extends its sincere appreciation to all presenters for their dedication to supporting students and investing in the future of the community. Events like the Career and Adult Fair play a vital role in helping students connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities while building the skills necessary for success beyond high school.
St. Marys, WV — Students at St. Marys High School took an important step toward their futures today as they participated in the school’s Career and Adult Fair, a full-day event designed to prepare them for life after graduation.
The day began with the Career Fair, where students had the opportunity to explore a wide range of professions. Each student selected four career sessions to attend, allowing them to gain firsthand knowledge about potential career paths, required education and training, and real-world experiences directly from professionals in the field. From healthcare and education to skilled trades, business, and public service, students were exposed to meaningful opportunities that helped them better envision their futures.
Between sessions, students were able to attend a career panel, where Jared Moncman, Caroline Bailey, Jim Rubeinstein, Danny Najr and Dave Meeks spoke to students about success after high school. They discussed what made a good employee, the importance of soft skills, things they wanted to see in employees and spoke about their own personal experiences with life after high school.
In the afternoon, the focus shifted to the Adult Fair, where students attended five life-skills sessions centered on essential topics such as financial literacy, housing, employment, and personal well-being. These sessions were designed to equip students with the knowledge and confidence needed to successfully transition into adulthood.
The success of the event would not have been possible without the generous support of local businesses, organizations, and community members who volunteered their time and expertise.
Special thanks to Career Fair presenters:
Perry Associates; Allison Yonker; Mykaela Davis; Marietta Memorial Hospital; Sheena Steele with Pathway Real Estate; WVUP Health Science Department; Momentive; Mercede Trescott; Nicole Lowther and Leaann Buchannan; Marietta College; Tanner Bleakley; Artisan Cosmetology; United States Military; WVUP Agriculture Program; Caroline Bailey; WVU Extension Services; WV Division of Corrections; Dale Evans; Christine Davis and HINO; Eric Little; Baxter Heating and Cooling; WVUP Education Program; Megan McKnight; Bryon McGrady with the Laborers Union; WVUP Workforce, Technology, and Welding Programs; Glenville State University; and Land Management.
Special thanks to Adult Fair presenters:
Pleasants County Bank; Sheena Steele with Pathway Real Estate; Caroline Bailey with the WVU Extension Office; Michelle Nabers with WVUP; WVUP Financial Aid; Jennifer Cunningham with Neighborhood Network; Mark Hadley and the St. Marys Fire Department; Mindy Hadley, Pleasants County Magistrate; Erica Pierce with the City of Belmont; Heather Bayless; Eric Little; Peer Solutions; Bryon McGrady; and Cody Logston.
St. Marys High School extends its sincere appreciation to all presenters for their dedication to supporting students and investing in the future of the community. Events like the Career and Adult Fair play a vital role in helping students connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities while building the skills necessary for success beyond high school.
Free Prom Dinner & Prom Prep Services – April 25th
We are excited to offer some great opportunities to help you get ready for prom!
🍽️ Free Prom Dinner
📅 Date: April 25th
📍 Location: St. Marys United Methodist Church
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
All students attending prom are invited to enjoy a FREE dinner before the big event!
💄 Free Prom Hair, Nails & Makeup
📅 Date: April 25th
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
We are also offering FREE hair, nails, and makeup services for any St. Marys High School student attending prom, especially for students in need.
👉 Sign-Up Information (for BOTH events):
A sign-up sheet is available in the office
Or reach out to Mrs. Nutter or Mrs. Rinard to schedule your time
We hope you take advantage of these opportunities to make your prom day special. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Thanks,
Mrs. Rinard
School Counselor
St. Marys High School
We are excited to offer some great opportunities to help you get ready for prom!
🍽️ Free Prom Dinner
📅 Date: April 25th
📍 Location: St. Marys United Methodist Church
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
All students attending prom are invited to enjoy a FREE dinner before the big event!
💄 Free Prom Hair, Nails & Makeup
📅 Date: April 25th
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
We are also offering FREE hair, nails, and makeup services for any St. Marys High School student attending prom, especially for students in need.
👉 Sign-Up Information (for BOTH events):
A sign-up sheet is available in the office
Or reach out to Mrs. Nutter or Mrs. Rinard to schedule your time
We hope you take advantage of these opportunities to make your prom day special. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Thanks,
Mrs. Rinard
School Counselor
St. Marys High School
🇺🇸 St. Marys High School Military Signing Day – Class of 2026 🇺🇸
Join us as we proudly recognize and celebrate members of the Class of 2026 who have committed to serving our country through enlistment in the United States Military.
📅 April 20th
⏰ 9:00 AM
📍 St. Marys High School Auditorium
This special event honors the dedication, courage, and sacrifice of these outstanding students as they take the next step in their journey.
We warmly invite community members, veterans, and family members to attend and show their support as we recognize these future service members.
Let’s come together as a community to celebrate their commitment and thank them for choosing to serve 🇺🇸
Join us as we proudly recognize and celebrate members of the Class of 2026 who have committed to serving our country through enlistment in the United States Military.
📅 April 20th
⏰ 9:00 AM
📍 St. Marys High School Auditorium
This special event honors the dedication, courage, and sacrifice of these outstanding students as they take the next step in their journey.
We warmly invite community members, veterans, and family members to attend and show their support as we recognize these future service members.
Let’s come together as a community to celebrate their commitment and thank them for choosing to serve 🇺🇸
SAT School Day Assessment is Tuesday April 14th, 2026. This day is the state accountability measure for all students in the 11th grade in WV. ONLY JUNIORS WILL REPORT ON APRIL 14TH at St. Marys High. Students in the 9th, 10th and 12th grades will work from home on assignments uploaded on their student iPads for each subject area. Students should ensure they have their assignments before the end of the school day on Mon. April 13th. Teachers will be available on TEAMS or via email for 9th, 10th and 12th grade students during the morning and afternoon office hours on Tuesday. Again, 11th grade students should get a good rest the night before and report on time Tuesday April 14th for this mandated SAT Day. Thank you.
Out-Of-County Attendance Requests for 2026-2027 must be submitted no later than June 30 for students not residing in Pleasants County. Requests must be submitted every year. Please read Policy 8012: https://aptg.co/-GvKdx
🗓️ Monday, April 6- No School for staff and students; 🗓️ Tuesday, April 7- No School for Students/ Staff Return for a Professional Learning Day; 🗓️ Wednesday, April 8- Students Return and a normal schedule resumes.
Earlier this week, the SMHS Band performed at Disney as part of the "Imagination Campus" program. They also enjoyed time in the parks. Thank you for representing the school and community! Your hard work with fundraising and practicing has paid off!
Today, SMHS Softball hosts the Jalyn Burke Invite with Ontario, OH and Frontier, OH and SMHS Baseball hosts Calhoun Co. in a double header. Softball starts at 11 a.m. and baseball begins at 1 p.m. We are pleased to announce that local food trucks are here and you are welcome to come by just to eat! Woodchips Food truck, Maggie Moos Ice Cream Truck and Mountain Mama's Sodas are all here from now until about 4:30 p.m. You are welcome to come support SMHS athletics by just visiting the foot trucks if you like. Thank you as always for your support!
✨ St. Marys High School Prom Dinner ✨
We are excited to invite all students attending prom to a FREE Community Prom Dinner on April 25th at St. Marys United Methodist Church! 💜
Join us from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM for a special evening to enjoy a delicious meal, relax with friends, and get ready for a memorable night at prom.
This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community and celebrate our students before one of the biggest nights of the year!
📋 Sign-up sheets are available in the office, or you can reach out to Mrs. Nutter or Mrs. Rinard to reserve your spot.
We hope to see you there—it’s going to be a great start to an unforgettable prom night! 💫
We are excited to invite all students attending prom to a FREE Community Prom Dinner on April 25th at St. Marys United Methodist Church! 💜
Join us from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM for a special evening to enjoy a delicious meal, relax with friends, and get ready for a memorable night at prom.
This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community and celebrate our students before one of the biggest nights of the year!
📋 Sign-up sheets are available in the office, or you can reach out to Mrs. Nutter or Mrs. Rinard to reserve your spot.
We hope to see you there—it’s going to be a great start to an unforgettable prom night! 💫
**re-post** Reminder- applications must be received by 3:30 PM on Thursday, April 2.
Spring Break Schedule. Students Return Wednesday, April 8.
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
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 Finalists for Teacher and Service Personnel of the Year! Winners will be announced April 7. Winners will be selected to represent the county during the following school year (2026-27.)
