Today, Mr. Raynes and the student council presented Dave Foreman with a plaque in recognition for his many contributions to the school as a volunteer. Dave has recently fixed playground equipment, repaired the ice machine, and landscaped around our parking areas and sidewalks. We are proud to honor him for his continued efforts to help our students and staff.
Scenes from Wahama's Trunk or Treat Night and NHES's Halloween parties:
The Scholastic Book Fair will be returning to New Haven Elementary next week, November 1st through 5th. Information about the Fair should be coming home with students by the end of this week.
Today was "Glow Day" in 5th and 6th grades. Students worked on activities in each subject using highlighters and fluorescent materials. Rooms were lit with black lights, and students received glow sticks.
Ms. Ashley's preschool class successfully performed brain surgery to identify letters and numbers while learning about the brain during their Exercise/Body Study.
Just a reminder that tomorrow October 22nd is a scheduled two hour early release for students to provide time for Faculty Senate Meetings. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than usual.
The Point Pleasant Register did a nice article on Bus Safety Week. Read it here.
https://www.mydailyregister.com/news/67873/bus-safety-week
Report cards will be going home with students on October 28th. Don't forget that your child's report card will look a little different this year because of our transition to a standards-based format.
October 18-22 2021 is National School Bus Safety Week. Mason County wants to send out our appreciation to all of our Bus Drivers who work to transport and keep our students safe on their way to school and back. Thank you Bus Drivers!
Students in Mrs. Kinnaird's kindergarten class learned about scientific method as they answered the question, "Will a pumpkin sink or float?"
Thank you, NHES staff, for the thoughful gifts that Mr. Nunnery and I received from you for Boss's Day. We appreciate you very much!
It's National School Lunch Week. Mason County Appreciates all our Food Service workers and all the hard work they do to keep our students healthy and fed.
Picture Re-take Day will be on Thursday, November 18th.
Welcome to Mason County Schools's new website and mobile app!
The Marshall University Heart of Appalachia Talent Search Program (HATS) will be sponsoring an outdoor movie showing of Hocus Pocus. This event is FREE to HATS Students in Mason County Middle and High Schools. HATS- http://marshall.edu/hats.
Register Here- https://bit.ly/HATSFUN21