Hundred Heritage School
Parent and Family Engagement Policy
School Information
Hundred Heritage School serves Pre K through Grade 8 in the Hundred area. The school maintains strong community identity, continuity, and pride while supporting student transitions and growth.
Purpose
Hundred Heritage School values families as children’s first teachers and essential partners in education. This policy outlines intentional family engagement practices aligned with Wetzel County Schools Policy KCA, WVDE family engagement guidance, and ESSA requirements.
Policy Expectations and Commitments
Hundred Heritage School will:
• Establish consistent and welcoming communication through newsletters, personal outreach, parent meetings, and digital platforms.
• Support families as students transition into and between grade levels.
• Provide families with information on student progress, academic expectations, and behavior supports in a clear and meaningful manner.
• Host community centered engagement activities, including LSIC meetings, family nights, clubs, and local events that strengthen school community relationships.
• Encourage family participation in goal setting, attendance planning, and academic interventions, promoting shared accountability for student success.
Shared Responsibility for Student Learning
Hundred Heritage School will collaboratively develop school parent compacts that emphasize learning support at home, regular attendance, and positive engagement thru “Leader in Me” curriculum.
Accessibility
All communication will be provided in understandable formats and responsive to family needs.
Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
Family engagement practices will be reviewed annually based on parent feedback, participation levels, and student outcome data.
Parent and Family Engagement Policy
School Information
Hundred Heritage School serves Pre K through Grade 8 in the Hundred area. The school maintains strong community identity, continuity, and pride while supporting student transitions and growth.
Purpose
Hundred Heritage School values families as children’s first teachers and essential partners in education. This policy outlines intentional family engagement practices aligned with Wetzel County Schools Policy KCA, WVDE family engagement guidance, and ESSA requirements.
Policy Expectations and Commitments
Hundred Heritage School will:
• Establish consistent and welcoming communication through newsletters, personal outreach, parent meetings, and digital platforms.
• Support families as students transition into and between grade levels.
• Provide families with information on student progress, academic expectations, and behavior supports in a clear and meaningful manner.
• Host community centered engagement activities, including LSIC meetings, family nights, clubs, and local events that strengthen school community relationships.
• Encourage family participation in goal setting, attendance planning, and academic interventions, promoting shared accountability for student success.
Shared Responsibility for Student Learning
Hundred Heritage School will collaboratively develop school parent compacts that emphasize learning support at home, regular attendance, and positive engagement thru “Leader in Me” curriculum.
Accessibility
All communication will be provided in understandable formats and responsive to family needs.
Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
Family engagement practices will be reviewed annually based on parent feedback, participation levels, and student outcome data.
Picture Day is October 24th!
8th Grade Night for Football has been rescheduled for October 17! Recognition of the 8th graders will be held at 5:30.
From the Board of Education Office:
🎥 The recordings of last night's Wetzel County Schools Board Meetings are now available on our YouTube channel with higher sound quality. While the livestream went smoothly, we're excited to share an even better audio experience in the posted videos.
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.
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Yesterday evening Long Drain School had meet the team for fall sports. The student who were recognized are in band, cheer, football, and volleyball.
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LDS Goes for the Gold! Principal Kelch recognizes outstanding student achievement and encourages students to do their best this school year.
At Long Drain School Energy Express, students had an ambulance from the Hundred Volunteer Fire Department and two fire trucks from the Wileyville Fire Department. They both taught the kids about the jobs that they perform as well as showed them around their vehicles. We thank them both for allowing the kids to have the opportunity to learn about their local first responders as well as giving them the chance to see the equipment they use.
Ethan Greathouse of Bigfoot Baits came and taught the kids about his small, local bait-making business and allowed them to make a small fishing lure to take home. We thank Ethan for taking time out of his busy schedule to give the kids an opportunity to learn about a local business.
On July 2nd at Long Drain School Energy Express, we had Stacey Judge come out and allow the kids to decorate sugar cookies for the 4th of July as well as letting the kids have a glow-in-the-dark experience. We thank Stacey for allowing the kids to have a fun time!
On June 28th at Long Drain School Energy Express, we learned about what materials allow boats to float and then built our own boats to test what materials would float in the stream behind the school.
On June 25 at Long Drain, we had Emma of the Wetzel County 4-H visit and teach the kids about how bubbles are made. They had the opportunity to make their own bubble wands and also used giant bubble sticks to make big bubbles. We thank her for taking time to let the kids learn and play with bubbles!
