Due to a Frontier internet outage, tonight's BOE meeting will be live-streamed using a cell phone. The meetings will be recorded and posted with clearer audio once internet connectivity is restored. We apologize for this inconvenience, but are doing our best to provide live-coverage as well as improved audio at a later time.

The Electrical students at Wetzel Tech. are learning how to make proper wiring terminations as they wire 3-way and 4-way switches. #thisisCTE #Wetzelcs

Hundred High School's own Covered Bridges Bakery makes the coolest and tastiest baked goods. This week a smash cake with all the goodies is on the menu for a cow themed birthday party. Mrs. Watson and her students are top notch. #yummy #cte #greatjob #wetzelcs

HHS staff sponsors clubs for the students on Fun Fridays. #clubs #communication #groups #wetzelcs

WCS TIS, Miss Holly helps Kindergarten students at LDS develop computer login skills.

This year our Annual Matthew Barker Cardboard Boat Regatta will be September 24th! We hope to see you all there! #PCPride #STEAM

We are loving our new app! Access documents, news updates, and even emergency notifications, right from your pocket. Download for Android - https://aptg.co/RJs2KY Download for iPhone - https: //aptg.co/XtFsg4

Just a reminder: No School on Monday, September 2, 2024. Rest, Relax and Enjoy your Labor Day 🇺🇸

Ms. Werkau’s 3rd Grade Class at Short Line School broke out of Camp Emoji’s Escape Room !! Great Job!! 🥳

Yesterday, LDS Kindergarten (Mrs. Tennant) and 2nd Grade (Mrs. Cumberledge) did an experiment with crayons. They wanted to see how quickly they would melt in the hot outdoor weather. Kindergarten attached their crayons to a white sheet of paper, while 2nd grade attached theirs to a black sheet of paper. Kindergarten used only Cayola brand, and 2nd grade used Roseart and Crayola. Kindergarten's crayons didn't melt as much as 2nd grade's. Of the different brands, they discovered that the Roseart crayons melted the fastest. Ultimately, they determined that the color of the paper determined how much light from the sun was absorbed or reflected--white paper reflected the light/heat and the black paper absorbed the light/heat. That's why the crayons on the white paper laster longer! Great job everyone!

HUNDRED HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOL SITE COORDINATOR. Mr. Wilson introduces Mrs. Chanda Wilson to the students and staff at HHS. Mrs. Wilson will be working with students from HHS and LDS. Communities in School focus is student wellness, attendance, and learning.

Ana Japaridze, PCHS Alumni, Foreign Exchange Student, and now BRONZE MEDALALIST of the PARALYPICS! Congratulations Ana! Paden City along with Wetzel County Schools have been watching and cheering you on! #PCPride #paralympics2024 #bronzemedal #ExchangeStudent

September Menu 🥗🍏🍎🫐🥦🥒🍔🍱🍕🌮🥛

Students recognized at the Board Meeting: Evelyn Hatcher , PCHS-12th Grade Governor’s Academy Lindsey Barcus, NMS-8th Grade--STEM Institute Not able to attend was Owen Kennedy, LDS 7th Grade--STEM Institute and Abby-Lynn Bloom, PCHS-9th Grade-- STEM Institute

Students are definitely taking advantage of the programs and dual credits with Marshall, WVNCC, and Glenville Colleges at Wetzel Tech!! Enrollment has tripled this year and students are excited to get a jumpstart on their futures!!

We're thrilled to announce the new app for Wetzel County Schools! It's everything Wetzel County Schools, in your pocket. Download for Android https://aptg.co/RJs2KY Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/XtFsg4

Wetzel County staff attended a professional development day with guest speaker and author, Ruby K. Payne, Ph.D. Dr. Payne provided training and resources on the “10 Actions to Educate Students” from her book, A Framework for Understanding Poverty.

Hope you had a great summer! We are looking forward to a fantastic 2024-25 School Year!!

Todays summer academy at NMS on Technology was well attended and informative! Teachers actively participated in learning new and effective tools that can be used in their classrooms. Many of our teachers give up some of their summer days for professional development, and it does not go unnoticed, especially by the students who benefit!

Paden City Elementary School is Poppin’ in to Academy with SREB and doing “WAT”ever it takes to make this year great! Judy Frank has prepared a wonderful day of activities centered around differentiated instruction and instructional rounds.