Calhoun County Schools

MEET THEM in the MIDDLE: SUICIDE INTERVENTION TRAINING. Please contact Jeannie Bennett-Yoak or Michelle Toman for the link to register.

7 days ago, Jeannie Bennett-Yoak

Pleasant Hill Elementary is experiencing a phone and internet outage. If you need to contact the school, please call the board office at 304.354.7011 Ext 310.

7 days ago, Calhoun County Schools

The lane is open and Bus 24 is back on route.

8 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

Bus 24 is running behind schedule due to a car accident on Route 16. The bus is currently stopped behind the accident and cannot proceed until crews are able to open a lane. Once Bus 24 is moving again, we will send out an update.

8 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

Bus 21 will run its regular route this evening March 23, 2026. The tree and line across the road on Sassafras Run Road has been removed.

9 days ago, Cheri White

Bus 21 will be running alternate route until further notice due to a tree and line across the road on Sassafras Run Road.

13 days ago, Cheri White

📢 Parent Update: CyberSWAT Online Safety Lessons
West Virginia now requires all public schools to provide annual online‑safety instruction for students in grades 3–12 under Senate Bill 466. Parents who would like to read the bill can find it here:
Senate Bill 466
To meet this requirement, our students will be completing CyberSWAT Skyll lessons—interactive, age‑appropriate sessions that teach safe and responsible technology use.
These lessons address several important topics, including:
Recognizing online predators
Understanding the risks of sexting or sharing explicit materials
Cyberbullying prevention
Human trafficking awareness
Safe use of online communication platforms
How to identify, avoid, and report dangerous or illegal online behavior
The parent letter has been sent home with 6-12th grade students and will be sent home with grades 3-5 next week. It explains that the SWAT program provides interactive lessons focused on digital literacy and online safety.
Parents can preview a sample lesson here:
CyberSWAT Sample Lesson
Thank you for partnering with us to help keep students safe as they navigate today’s digital world.

13 days ago, Dana Ferrell

Bus 21 will be running on an alternate route this morning due to a downed tree.

13 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

Bus 21 will be delayed due to a line down on Sassafras. This will require the bus to back track, creating a 30 min delay for students who live on Russett/Rt 7.

14 days ago, Calhoun County Schools

📅 Calhoun County Schools 2026–27 Calendar Is Now Available!

We’re excited to share our official 2026–27 school calendar with families, students, and staff. This calendar outlines key dates for the upcoming school year, including the first and last days of school, holidays, breaks, professional learning days, and important milestones.

✨ What’s Inside:

First and last day of school
Scheduled breaks and holidays
Faculty Senate and Professional Learning days
Emergency make‑up day information
Graduation Date

Having the calendar early helps everyone plan ahead — from family vacations to community events — and ensures a smooth start to the new school year.

📌 View the full 2026–27 calendar here: 2026-2027 Calendar

We appreciate our families and staff for staying engaged and informed. Here’s to a great year ahead for our Red Devil community!

14 days ago, Calhoun County Schools

Celebrating Student Achievement!
The Calhoun County Board of Education proudly recognized several outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and academic success at the March 16th Board of Education meeting!
Please join us in congratulating the following students for their achievements:
Wrestling
🏅 Cooper Summers – 12U 125 lbs Class
State Champion & Region 1 Champion
🏅 Charlotte Bain – 6U 50 lbs Class
State Champion
Science Fair
🏅 Henley Cunningham – Division I, Physics & Astronomy
“Bounce to the Heat Beat”
🏅 Scarlett Probasco – Division I, Chemistry I
“Layered Logic” – Regional 3rd Place
Social Studies Fair
🏅 Henley Cunningham & Scarlett Probasco – Division I, World History
“One World Five Rings: Mapping the Olympic”
🏅 Elizabeth Collins – Division II, Anthropology, Group
“Man O’ War”
🏅 Silas Cunningham & Bentley Snodgress – Division II, Economics, Group
“The Business Behind the Bar”
Math Field Day
🏅 Thorin Gungle – 1st Place (Fourth Grade)
🏅 Axton White – 2nd Place (Fourth Grade)
🏅 Daisy Gibson – 1st Place (6th Grade)
🏅 Addison Collins – Senior High Team Member

Students Not Pictured
Science Fair
• Sophia Bartelt – Division II, Chemistry II
“Which Candies Will Dissolve?” – Regional Attendee
Social Studies Fair
• Evan Griffin – Division II, Anthropology, Individual
“The Cultural Phenomenon of Pizza: Why Does It Exist?”
• Reagan Morgan & MaKenna Cunningham – Division II, Sociology, Group
“Fydor Dostoevsky”
• Allianna Hill – Partner with Elizabeth Collins for
“Man O’ War”
• Chase Parsons & Isaac Fitzwater – Division I, Sociology, Group
“Randy Moss: An NFL Legend”
Math Field Day
4th Grade:
• Kyson Sampson – 2nd Place
5th Grade:
• Willis Gainer‑Pittman – 1st Place
• Case McCumbers – 2nd Place
• Jayden Boyd – 3rd Place
6th Grade:
• Kenlie Jarvis – 1st Place
• Mason Sampson – 2nd Place
7th Grade:
• Allianna Hill – 1st Place
• Paisley Harper – 2nd Place
• Parker Hoskins – 2nd Place
8th Grade:
• Emma Frail – 1st Place
• Paisley Harper – 2nd Place
• Payton Quick – 2nd Place
9th Grade:
• Kyle Christmas – 2nd Place
• Dagan Gainer‑Pittman – 3rd Place
10th–12th Grades (Senior High Team Members):
• Clay Allison
• Madison Cunningham
• Raylee Cunningham
• Camden Carpenter
• Wyatt McCumbers
• Evan Burch
• Raeonna Stamper
• Lance Grogg
• Maddox Siwicki

14 days ago, Dana Ferrell

A group is gathered in a school board meeting room. Two students are standing at the front holding certificates: one student holding an award for Cooper Summers, 12U 125lbs Class; State Champion and Region 1 Champion, and a younger student holding an award for Charlotte Bain, 6U 50lbs Class; State Champion. An adult stands beside them near the board’s wooden desk, while several other students sit in chairs facing the front. The Calhoun County Schools emblem is displayed on the wall behind them.

Two students stand side by side in front of a wooden boardroom desk, each holding a certificate. The student on the left is holding an award for Henley Cunningham – Division I, Physics and Astronomy, “Bounce to the Heat Beat.” The student on the right is holding an award for Scarlett Probasco – Division I, Chemistry I, “Layered Logic,” Regional 3rd Place. Both are standing on red carpet with the certificates displayed prominently.

A student stands in a meeting room on red carpet, holding a framed certificate. The certificate recognizes Elizabeth Collins, Division II, Anthropology, Group, “Man O’ War.” The student is positioned in front of a wooden boardroom desk, with another individual seated behind the desk. An American flag is visible in the background.

Two students stand side by side in a meeting room on red carpet, each holding a framed certificate. The student on the left holds an award recognizing participation in Division II, Economics, Group, “The Business Behind the Bar.” The student on the right holds a matching certificate for the same project. An American flag is visible in the background near a doorway.

Two students stand side by side in front of a wooden boardroom desk, each holding a certificate. The student on the left holds an award for Henley Cunningham – Division I, World History, Group, “One World Five Rings: Mapping the Olympic.” The student on the right holds a matching certificate for Scarlett Probasco for the same project. Both students stand on red carpet, and nameplates and chairs from the meeting room are visible behind them.

Two students stand side by side on red carpet in front of a wooden boardroom desk, each holding a certificate. The student on the left holds an award for Thorin Gungle – 1st Place in Math Field Day, and the student on the right holds an award for Axton White – 2nd Place in Math Field Day. An American flag and chairs are visible in the background.

A student stands on red carpet in a meeting room holding a framed certificate. The certificate recognizes Daisy Gibson for earning 1st place in 6th Grade Math Field Day. A wooden boardroom desk and an American flag are visible in the background, along with another person standing near the wall.

A student stands on red carpet in a meeting room holding a framed certificate recognizing Addison Collins for placing as a Senior High Team Member in Math Field Day. Behind the student is a wooden boardroom desk with seated individuals and an American flag visible near the corner of the room.

Bus 23 will be running approximately 20–30 minutes behind schedule this morning.

14 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

Bus 17 will not be running on Annamoriah Road this morning due to low-hanging trees.

15 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

Good morning, Calhoun County Schools will be closed on Tuesday, March 17, 2026 due to current conditions around the county and additional impending weather. Please be safe.

15 days ago, Jeannie Bennett-Yoak

Calhoun County Schools will operate on a 3-hour delay on Tuesday, March 17th.

16 days ago, Michael Fitzwater

There is a tree across the road on Leading Creek, Bus 8 will be turning at Coal Fork Rd this afternoon March 16, 2026

16 days ago, Cheri White

Exciting news! 🎉

Our 180-day waiver request for Calhoun County has been approved by the West Virginia Department of Education. This means we will not have to make up any additional days that were missed due to weather.

The students’ last day of school will remain the same as the approved 2025–2026 school calendar.

📅 The last day for students will be May 29th.

If you have questions, feel free to reach out to your school’s main office.

16 days ago, Dana Ferrell

Staff at Calhoun County Schools were notified by Law Enforcement that the soft lockdown can be lifted at this time. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

19 days ago, Jeannie Bennett-Yoak

We have been made aware of a situation within the county that is unrelated to the school system. Out of an abundance of caution, all Calhoun County Schools are currently on a soft lockdown until further notice. During a soft lockdown, all students and staff remain safely inside the building, and normal classroom instruction continues. The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. Thank you for your understanding and support.

19 days ago, Jeannie Bennett-Yoak

Bus 2 will not be running up Little White Oak this evening March 6, 2026

26 days ago, Cheri White