PCE’s commitment to our community and helping others was shining brightly today! During our cancer relay, our school community helped raise money for a local family affected by cancer. The day was filled with fun and purpose as students participated in races, enjoyed games of cornhole, and created meaningful crafts—all while supporting an important cause. Together, we truly make a difference! #CommunityStrong #NoOneFightsAlone

PBIS Roar Session part 3 Water play day!

2nd Grade Make and Take

Huge congratulations to our Robotics Team for earning the Innovator Award and the Perseverance Award at today’s competition hosted by the Wetzel County Tech Center! They've grown as a team, and we are so proud of their determination! Most of all, we are proud of how they represented our school community! Congratulations, Wildcats!

Blennerhassett

🍕Pizza making with our cooks!🍕

Blennerhassett Island Part 2

Our third grade engineers in Project Lead The Way: Launch completed the Forces & Interactions unit. They took on a major challenge this week: rescue the tiger from the ravine! One student designed an impressive device using a pulley and an inclined plane—and it could save the tiger three different ways. • Pulley system to pull the tiger to safety • Inclined plane lift to raise it up • Inclined plane ramp to roll it out of the ravine.

Blennerhassett Island Part 1

Roar Session Part 2!

Our end of year Roar Session was a blast! The rain didn't ruin our day!
Part 1

Class of 2026❤️

Band and Choir Concert 2026

Happy birthday, Officer White!

Happy Speech Pathologists Day to our very own Mrs. Matheny! Every day, she helps students find their voice, build confidence, and discover the power of communication. Her patience, creativity, and compassion make a difference that reaches far beyond the classroom. Thank you, Mrs. Matheny, for the countless moments of progress, joy, and connection you create. We appreciate you more than words can say.💚🤍

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Kindergarten Zoo Trip 2026

Dr. Tomaszewski (Doc T), retired guidance counselor and substitute teacher, shared a truly inspiring message with our students today.
He told the story of a young boy who struggled to read—only to reveal that the boy was him. Through it all, he never gave up and always believed in himself. His journey is a powerful example of grit and determination.
Dr. Tomaszewski reminded our students, “If you limit your expectations of yourself, you will limit your accomplishments.”

Several of our students participated in the All County Choir directed by Mrs. Walls and Mrs. Sutton. It was a great concert! Good job!

Our Wildcats assembled flower pens for the residents of New Martinsville Rehabilitation Center in celebration of Mother’s Day.
Supporting the community through meaningful, hands-on action builds compassion, empathy, and leadership skills. We are so proud of our students for sharing their hearts and making a difference!