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Title I survey with QR code
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Please join us for an exciting game Night!
6 months ago, New Martinsville School
Title I game night
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
7 months ago, New Martinsville School
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
Students in Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way - Automation and Robotics class are learning to build and program systems to help people. Their project today was to create a cart that could be pulled on the back of a rescue bot to deliver supplies autonomous. Their prototypes had to be able to carry at least two blocks and had to contain a wheel. Students worked in teams to design their carts.
These are January students of the month. They were awarded for making amazing growth on IReady benchmark. Keep Soaring!
7 months ago, New Martinsville School
3rd graders
2nd graders
4th graders

February 18th is now a FULL day of school

7 months ago, New Martinsville School
Calendar Changes
The deadline to return for Smile Express forms is February 13th
7 months ago, New Martinsville School
Smile Express Deadline February 13th
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Smile Express Information
Smile Express is coming to NMS. Information and forms will be sent home soon.

Smile Express provides dental services to students who haven't seen a dentist in the last year.

7 months ago, New Martinsville School
Smile Express is coming to NMS
Menu changes for January
7 months ago, New Martinsville School
Menu Changes
National School Choice Week is January 26-January 31

During National School Choice Week, we celebrate being proud of our school and all the wonderful things we do at here at NMS. 

National School Choice Week (NSCW) is an annual January event celebrating all K-12 education options, aiming to inform parents about choices like traditional public, charter, magnet, private, online, and homeschooling, and empowering them to find the best fit for their children through events and awareness campaigns
7 months ago, New Martinsville School
National School Choice Week
A quick guide to NMS phone system menu
8 months ago, New Martinsville School
NMS Phone Directory
Make up Band and Choir concert tomorrow
8 months ago, New Martinsville School
Rescheduled Concert

January Menu

8 months ago, New Martinsville School
january menu
All Is Calm… Just Kidding! It Was 6–7 ALL Day! 🎄✨ Mrs. Barcus and Mrs. Wilkinson surprised their third grade class today. It was a fun filled day with everything 6-7! We made 6-7 hats, answered math story problems and equations using the numbers 6-7, and so much more. The class especially enjoyed shopping on Amazon for things they could purchase with $67.00 and then wrote about it using 6 or 7 sentences. Their classroom door and tree were made complete with 6-7 decorations! Best of all . . . They met their goal and made 67 Christmas cards for our local nursing home. They said it was the best day of school EVER!
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
two teachers
two students holding papers
students sitting at their classroom door
girl with computer
2 girls moving hands
students in front of 6-7 Christmas tree
class holding the Christmas cards
Our youngest Eagles filled the gym with bright smiles, joyful songs, and plenty of holiday cheer today during their Christmas Program.
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
students on gym floor
NMS had mini Rudolphs, stylish Rudolphs, book-loving Rudolphs, and a few who looked ready to negotiate their sleigh-driving contracts. Mrs. Walton even went on a full Rudolph hunt, tracking down every red-nosed reindeer in the building like the official North Pole Inspector. (Spoiler: she found plenty! 😂) One thing is for sure: with noses this bright, there’s no chance we’ll lose anyone in a snowstorm. ❄️🤣 Thanks for the giggles, the cuteness, and the festive chaos today, NMS reindeer! ❤️
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
Mrs. Price's class
principal with two students in the library dresse lik Rudolph
principal and a male student
Principal and a cute reindeer in front of white tree
Our students spent the day diving into the world of modern manufacturing at the Explore Academy! They heard from: 🔹 MPLX 🔹 tecnocap 🔹 Consol Innovations Students also toured the WVNCC campus and wrapped up with a fun engineering challenge — building a tower strong enough to hold a cup of Skittles! Huge thank you to Explore the New Manufacturing, Consol Innovations, MPLX, tecnocap, and WVNCC for an awesome, hands-on learning experience!
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
Group picture of the tecnocap presentation.
Group picture of the Consol Innovation presentation.
Group of students with their Skittles tower.
Group of students showing off their Skittles tower.
Group picture of the students and teachers that went to the academy
Group of students showing off their Skittles tower
Group picture of the MPLX presentation.
Group of students with their Skittles tower.
Group picture of the Consol Innovation presentation.
Special Christmas Events to take note.
9 months ago, Stacey Walton
Christmas Concert flyer in red and gold December 16th at 6pm. Class Christmas program details for the month of December.
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2025-2026 NMS Robotics Team at the WCS Competition
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
Robotics team members in front of play field
Today, some of middle schoolers took an extra step to brighten our hallways—and our hearts! Cubbies had positive-affirmation Post-its, each one carrying a message of encouragement, gratitude, or kindness. Mrs. Smith's Pre-School students were so excited for teachers to read their notes. Moments like these remind us that kindness grows when we plant it. Today, our middle schoolers planted a whole garden. 🌟
9 months ago, New Martinsville School
Mrs Smith's Pre-School class