Come learn from Mrs. Carly!
Pictured is Mrs. Price teaching our 5th grade band students fundamental skills.Her enthusiasm is contagious!
Our students and staff wore orange today in memory of Logan Fluharty for his birthday and to raise awareness of childhood cancer.
Paden City Elementary’s Project Lead the Way class welcomed a guest speaker on Thursday, September 12th. Mr. Jeff Musgrave met with the sixth-grade class to discuss his experiences with several West Virginia engineering and construction firms and working with the coal, oil and gas industries, and infrastructure. He spoke about the importance of math, science, writing, problem solving, and public speaking with the different jobs.
Open House 2024
The WV State Fire Prevention poster winner will be announced on October 10, 2024. The state winner will be featured on the cover of the WV Fire Prevention calendar. Runner up posters will be utilized to illustrate the months of calendar year.
We are so proud of all students who participated in the contest!
The students pictured below (not in order) will advance to the WV State level with their fire prevention poster.
Jemma White, Kaylee Danielson, Audra Baker, Braxton Stine, Estalene Anderson, Trinity Leek, and Braelynn Carroll. Good luck, kids!
Project Lead the Way Design and Modeling 6th grade students were challenged to create a prototype of an ankle/foot orthosis by instructor Kandy Stephen. They studied and created a prototype over time.
Mrs. Young gave them an emergency scenario with limited time to build. She wore the prototype during the school day, testing the durability and fit. Students later critiqued the prototype and discussed how they would improve the fit and durability.
Open House September
Dolly Day 2024!
PCHS Cheerleaders and the Football Team surprised the PCES students, wished them a great day, and invited them to the game!
Arts Link sponsored the String Point Band to perform at Paden City Elementary School! The band commended our students for their excellent behavior and high interest questioning!
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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Energy Express welcomed Mollie Toppe, who presented an insightful overview of the Wetzel County 4-H program to the children, highlighting its value to the community and encouraging them to get involved. Furthermore, she provided a thorough hand washing and hand hygiene lesson.
Thank you for visiting Energy Express, Mollie!
We concluded our community week at Energy Express with a visit from the Paden City Volunteer Fire Company. Brittany Darnell taught the children about fire safety, and each child got to try on some fire gear. Of course, we learned about the stop, drop, and roll method. Before leaving, Brittney gave the kids firefighter stickers, coloring pages, and a fire plan. Thank you, Brittney, for educating the children on fire safety!
We had a memorable visit from veteran Denny Longwell during Community Week at Energy Express. He shared stories from his service, training experiences, and what inspired him to serve his country.
Thank you, Denny, for the visit and your service!
Energy Express got to kick off our community week by welcoming Deputy Owens and Lieutenant Glasscock from the Wetzel County Sheriff's Office. They both did an amazing job educating the children on bullying and what they each do as a sheriff. Before they left they showed the kids the different kinds of equipment they keep in their car and even allowed a few kids to try out the sirens and lights.
Thank you so much Wetzel County Sheriff’s Office for a great visit!
The Energy Express children were excited to welcome the Dollar Dog from Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union today, along with reader Jenna Arnett who read money-saving books and answered their questions. The Dollar Dog gave each child a gift bag before departing.
Thank you for visiting Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union!
