Celebrating Our February Leaders! We’re proud to recognize students who consistently demonstrated the powerful characteristics of Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Mind. These leaders showed responsibility, teamwork, initiative, and a commitment to doing what’s right—even when no one is watching. Their actions remind us what leadership looks like in everyday moments, and we couldn’t be more inspired by their example. A huge congratulations to our February Leaders, and a heartfelt thank you to our staff for nurturing these habits in our school community. Together, we’re building confident, capable leaders for the future .
Congratulations to our amazing Spelling Bee participants! We are proud of the hard work, courage, and dedication shown by all of our students who took part in this year’s competition. 1st Place: Seth Harrison 2nd Place: Lily Bucy 3rd Place: Liam Harrison 4th Place (Alternate): — Bella Rial A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful staff whose time, support, and enthusiasm made this event possible. Our school community is stronger because of you. Great job, everyone—what a fantastic day to celebrate learning and achievement!
We are proud of Madalyn and Kylee Henthorn for representing PCES in the West Virginia All-State Children’s Choir this past weekend!
Their hard work, dedication, and love of music truly stood out as they performed alongside young vocalists from across the state. What an incredible achievement and unforgettable experience!
Please help us congratulate them on this outstanding honor!
Their hard work, dedication, and love of music truly stood out as they performed alongside young vocalists from across the state. What an incredible achievement and unforgettable experience!
Please help us congratulate them on this outstanding honor!
We wrapped up our Read Across America week in the coziest way possible—Pajama Day! Students embraced the theme with excitement and spent the day learning, laughing, and celebrating the joy of reading.
It was the perfect ending to a wonderful week of stories and school spirit!
We had a fantastic visit from author Brian Croasmun today! He brought Yertle the Turtle to life with his signature storytelling style—sprinkling in historical facts, lessons on perseverance, and so much more. Our students were captivated from start to finish, and we’re always grateful for the inspiration he brings to our school community. We love having you here, Brian Croasmun—come back soon!
Police Chief Kolbee Cecil and Patrolman Skyler Gibson- Morgan visited students in Project Lead the Way. They helped second grade with measurement and listened to 3rd graders explain their Vex simple machine builds. We appreciate them taking time out of their day to visit.
PC green and Green Eggs and Ham definitely go hand in hand!
PreK demonstrated excellent C.A.T.S behavior during our special guest reader time.
Author Jan Jones brought the fun to our school today as our special guest reader on the Wackiest of Wednesdays! Students loved hearing her bring stories to life, and her energy made this already‑silly day even more memorable. Thank you, Jan, for inspiring our readers and adding extra joy to our Wacky Wednesday celebration!
Students and staff showed up in true wacky Wednesday attire! What a fun day of learning and literacy!
Red and white stripes and hat day fun!
Picture day is March 16th!
Onna-Lee brought her well deserved medal to school and shared her wrestling experience with us. We are so proud of all that she has accomplished as a young wrestler!
We were honored to welcome Mr. Musgrave as a special reader during Read Across America week. His enthusiasm and connection with our students made today’s celebration truly meaningful. Thank you for supporting literacy, imagination, and the power of great stories.
Our PLTW Launch kindergarteners wrapped up their study of body systems by adding outside features to their life‑size body models. The best part came next—students tried to guess who was who and explained the clues that helped them figure it out. Such a fun way to connect learning with science and creativity!
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Fifth graders in PLTW Launch are becoming real data detectives as they search for patterns in symptoms and information to figure out which bacteria or virus might be causing illnesses. They’re learning how scientists use evidence, observation, and critical thinking to solve real‑world health mysteries.
In Automation & Robotics, our sixth graders are discovering how mechanical systems work—starting with simple gear trains. In Project Lead the Way, students problem‑solve, collaborate, and think like engineers.
In our PLTW Launch Diversity of Life unit, second graders are investigating how living things survive in different ecosystems. Hands‑on science is helping them think like young biologists!
Mrs. Slider’s PE classes closed out their 2026 Winter Olympics Unit with a full lineup of hands‑on events. Students participated in curling, bobsledding, and a biathlon relay,. They used the final medal count table to explore differences in medal totals. Classes also rotated through stations that included both repeat activities and new experiences such as speed skating, table hockey, and the chair lift. A great blend of movement, learning, and teamwork!
