✨📚 Celebrating Black History Month in Miss Batton's 6th Grade ELA Classes! 📚✨ Miss Batton's 6th grade ELA students have been hard at work honoring Black History Month through research, collaboration, and creativity! Each group researched an influential historical figure and worked together to create a collaborative poster showcasing that individual’s life, accomplishments, and impact on history. This project encouraged students to practice close reading, research skills, teamwork, and pride in their learning while deepening their understanding of Black History and its lasting influence. We are so proud of their thoughtful work and meaningful discussions!
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
two girls and Rosa parks poster
4th Grade "Sock Day"
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
ESTEP 4th grade
shank socks
🎉 Mrs. Zwick’s Leader In Me class celebrated Ayla Huggins, who was recently crowned Pre-Teen Miss West Virginia! 👑 Ayla exemplifies Leader In Me qualities, especially Habit 2: Begin with the End in Mind and Habit 6: Synergize. She’s worked hard to spread awareness about diabetes and even explained how it affects the body during our celebration. Now, as Pre-Teen Miss West Virginia, she plans to take that mission to an even larger audience. We are so proud of you, Ayla! 💙
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Ayla Huggins
Ayla after being crowned Pre Teen Miss West Virginia.
Read Across America Week- Cat in the Hat Day.
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
student in Seuss shirt
To celebrate Read Across America Day, Mrs. Blake's 3rd-grade class and Mrs. Standiford's Kindergarten class partnered up for a literacy adventure! After reading 'One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish,' the third graders helped their Kindergarten buddies with a fun writing activity.
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
book buddies

Bus 19-1 is being retired due to mileage and mechanical issues. Starting Monday the 2nd of March, the Paden City bus will now be bus 17-4 . 

3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Our gym was FULL of laughter, teamwork, and friendly competition tonight at NMS! Families gathered around tables playing everything from logic games and strategy boards. It was incredible to see students teaching their parents the rules, siblings working together, and families simply enjoying time with one another. This is what Title I Family Engagement is all about — learning, connecting, and growing together. 💙 A HUGE thank you to Cynthia Anderson, Shauna Heil, and Christi Work for organizing such an amazing evening for our families. Your hard work and heart for kids truly showed tonight! We are also so grateful for all of our staff members who helped set up, run tables, and make families feel welcome — and to every family who attended and contributed in any way. Your partnership makes our school stronger. NMS families showed up BIG tonight — and we couldn’t be more proud. 🦅💙
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
game night family
game night family 2
Read Across America Week
3 months ago, Stacey Walton
dress up week
February 25-28 Menu
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Feb 25-28 Menu

Tuesday's Lunch Menu:

Pizza, Corn, and applesauce

3 months ago, New Martinsville School
FEB 25th reminder
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Feb 25 schedule
Lunch for Monday 2-23-26
PIZZA
CORN
APPLESAUCE
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Miss Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Mes Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
Mes Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
Mes Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
Mes Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
Mes Landis's Project Lead the Way class has been learning all about drones this week. They have practiced taking off and landing the drones, as well as, flying them around the room. The students have also worked in teams to create obstacle course to fly. The students have had fun and looking forward to competing in each other's obstacle courses.
We are so proud of Addie Mast and John Wilt for representing our school in Charleston as Legislative Pages at the West Virginia State Capitol! 🇺🇸 Serving as a page is such an incredible opportunity for students to see government in action, learn first hand how laws are made, and experience the responsibility and leadership it takes to serve our state. This hands-on civic experience is one they will remember for years to come! Addie and John, thank you for representing our school and community with class, confidence, and Eagle pride. We know you did an outstanding job! 💙
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Mr Bell, John Wilt and Addie Mast at the state capitol
Lunch Feb 16-20
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
Lunch 16th-20th
Dali Quartet visits New Martinsville School
3 months ago, New Martinsville School
quartet playing in front of students in gymnasium
quartet picture on gym floor
Please help us improve by completing our surveys.
3 months ago, Stacey Walton
Title I survey with QR code
PK/K Parent Survey
Registration is still open.
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PK and kindergarten registration QR codes
Please join us for an exciting game Night!
3 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.
3 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.