THS 9th graders visited MountWest to learn more about what programs offered there and take a tour of the school! It is never too early to planning for your future.
Crum PK-8 recently attended the West Virginia State Beta Convention in Charleston, W.V. and brought back fifteen awards.
We are very proud of the students who represented the Crum Middle School Beta Club and displayed great character, outstanding academic achievement, and superb talent. Way to go Mountaineers!
1st Place Robotics (Mia Cheung, Makynlee Bragg, Tanner Ratcliff, Steeler Salmons, and Haylee Dearnell)
1st Place Musicology-(Mia Cheung, Emily Marcum, Makynlee Bragg, and Haylee Dearnell)
1st Place Performing Arts Solo, Duo, Trio- Greenlee Vance
7th Grade ELA 3rd place- Makynlee Bragg
8th Grade ELA 2nd place-Mia Cheung
6th Grade Math 1st place- Haylee Dearnell
7th Grade Math 3rd place- Steeler Salmons
8th Grade Math 2nd place- Carly Johnson
6th Grade Science 2nd place-Colton Vance
7th Grade Science 3rd place-Tanner Ratcliff
8th Grade Science 3rd place- Emily Marcum
Spelling Bee 1st place- Bailey Thompson
3D Design 2nd place- Makynlee Bragg and Mia Cheung
Drawing 2nd place – Ella Perry
Sculpture 3rd place- Bailey Thompson
Buffalo Middle School students and staff decorated classroom doors for College Week Door Decorating Contest! Everyone did an outstanding job, congrats to the winners!
Spring Valley CTE welding students assisted in repairing agricultural equipment for a local business. This project was an excellent, real-world, learning experience for students, and a great community partnership!
Saying thank you today and everyday to those who gave their lives, served, or are actively serving our country.
Happy Veterans Day from Wayne County Schools
Miss West Virginia, Karrington Childress, recently visited Buffalo Elementary School. She read to several classrooms and talked about the importance of daily reading and literacy. Thank you for stopping by Karrington, the kids had a blast!
Final from Charleston, HHHS - 2 | WHS - 1
Not the ending the Pioneers were hoping for, but that does not take away from an incredible season!
📸 credit: Scott Abbott
Good luck to the WHS Volleyball Team tomorrow! They are heading to Charleston tomorrow to play for a state title! It is an early tip, but the team is ready!
📍Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center
⌚️8:30 AM
🗓️ 11/8/23
It was a busy day last week at East Lynn Elementary! A ribbon cutting ceremony, the book fair, and Grandparent's Day were just some of the fun activities students took part in!
East Lynn Elementary School held a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday for a brand new Book Vending Machine! Some lucky students from each grade were selected for their outstanding performance and got to be the first to use it!
Thank you to Save The Children for providing the books and vending machine and for all they do in Wayne County and throughout West Virginia to improve our student's lives.
A new online service in West Virginia is offering virtual tutoring and test prep for students. TutorWV offers expert help in more than 200 subjects, drop-off reviews for essays, standardized test prep, plus more. Virtual tutors are available from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m daily, at no cost.
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To get started 👉 https://www.tutor.com/tutorwv
We are looking to hire substitute cooks, with potential to move into a full time position!
To apply 👉 https://www1.wayneschoolswv.org/bid/
Job info 👇
THS Senior Maddex Bragg snagged the top honor for best individual pumpkin at the Pumpkin House this year! The detail work on this pumpkin is awesome! Congrats Maddex.
Each year, the University of Pikeville welcomes a select group of educators in the region to their Distinguished Educators Hall of Fame. This honor recognizes teachers who are passionate and service-minded.
This year, the Distinguished Educators Committee inducted long-time WCS Educator, Dottie Stepp (posthumously) and Crum Elementary Teacher Tammy Jarrells.
What a tremendous honor for two, fantastic, Wayne County educators!
Buffalo Middle Schools received a $4,000 grant from the Highmark Foundation School Grant Program! BMS is using this money to purchase curriculum and material to increase student's emotional intelligence and social-emotional learning.
⛰️ Part of the grant money will go towards a program called "Clymb," which aims to empower students with coping skills as well as teach them how to evaluate and understand emotions.
🥛 Some of the funds are going towards a curriculum called “Changing Perspectives” to target social and emotional learning and disability awareness.
🪙 Lastly, the school is using the the grant to buy positive affirmation chips to increase school connectedness and encourage students to act appropriately and positively which will in turn improve school climate.
Congratulations BMS on being chosen for this extremely competitive grant!
Buffalo Middle would like to thank the Highmark Foundation for its generous donation, and they are looking forward to seeing the positive effects of these programs this school year!
Kellogg students spent the day at Ritter Park yesterday for an outdoor show at the amphitheater. It was a beautiful day in the park!
Yesterday Wayne Middle School hosted the first of three CPR certification classes that will take place over the next couple months.
Additional classes will take place on November 15th and December 13th at 4 p.m., you can get certified for only $40!
The FBI's Pittsburgh Field Office held their third Teen Academy today in Charleston. Students from 19 counties, including Wayne County, spent the day learning more about the FBI.
This interactive program allows students to see, and try for themselves, several methods agents use in the field. Then students put their knowledge to use to figure out who stole a vehicle.
We appreciate the FBI Pittsburgh Office for putting this event on for students!
The Thundering Herd didn't get the results they were looking for on the field this weekend but they still earned a W in the classroom! Before they left for their game last week, a few Herd football players stopped by CKES! They stepped right in and started teaching a lesson. Thank you for the smiles and laughs, you earned some new fans!
The Kindergarten Team at East Lynn Elementary has been working on this lesson for months! At the end of last school year, Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Baker's kindergarten classes learned about plant life cycles and planted watermelon seeds to finish up their lesson.
The watermelon's have been growing, and growing, since then. Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Baker recently picked the ripe melons, and created an interactive lesson for this year's kindergarten students. They measured the height and weight of each watermelon, and learned some delicious new adjectives while taste testing the watermelon!
The melons were so big, every class was in the school was able to have some. What an exciting and productive lesson! Great job!
