Pleasant Hill KinderBoost took an adventure walk and spotted a baby fawn on their travels. Students are also getting the opportunity to be creative.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Toney
Students spotted a baby fawn
students getting creative
This week during Healthy Choices, the students have been learning how to eat nutritiously at a fast food restaurant, such as McDonald’s. Also, using the Joy of Movement students played Tail Tag.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Toney
Students playing tag
SummerBoost students extend invites to local emergency personnel in appreciation of their community service.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Toney
firefighter invitation
police invitation
SummerBoost students extend invites to local emergency personnel in appreciation of their community service.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Toney
Lunch Is On Us
School Calendar Dates for School Year 2022-2023
over 1 year ago, Crystal Toney
School Calendar for 2022-2023
To celebrate Fantastic Friday, Mr. Golinsky hosted a painting class! With Mr. Golinsky leading, students had the choice between painting a seascape or flowers. The products were beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent, Mr. G!
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Painting with Mr. G 1
Painting with Mr. G 2
Painting with Mr. G 3
Community Service students worked hard this week creating bookmarks! Students designed several bookmarks to donate the Calhoun County Library. We hope you enjoy!
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Community Service Students
Another fantastic week has come to a close. Week 4 has been another adventurous week at Summer Camp. Summer School students traveled to Columbus, OH to visit COSI, a science museum. Elementary students discovered and created their own fossils. Middle school students got crafty with their hands-on-activities. High school students found adventure in the great outdoors. Summer Celebration is Saturday, July 16 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. All students are welcome even though you are not enrolled at summer camp.
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Summer Boost Week 4
Summer Camp Students
Charles T, Jacob T, JoLynn
Elementary Summer Camp Students
Good Evening , This year we are giving students at CCMHS the option to use a school issued backpack, or bring their own backpack, for transporting the laptop between home and school. If students choose to bring their own backpack, it must have a padded laptop sleeve or pocket to help keep the device safe during transport. Students must bring the bookbag with the padded laptop pocket/sleeve to school the 1st day to receive their devices, or a school backpack will be issued to them. Thank you and have a great evening, we can't wait to see you this fall!
almost 2 years ago, Calhoun County Schools
Good Evening , In the past couple of years CCS has provided backpacks to all students for the transport of laptops. Since we are no longer sending devices home for Elementary students, CCS will not be providing bookbags to the students in the elementary schools. Students in grades k-4 will be issued a device to be kept at school. Thank you and have a great evening, we can't wait to see you this fall!
almost 2 years ago, Calhoun County Schools
Please remember that if your student has an emergency medication they will need to have the medication and a current provider order for their first day of school. Now is a great time to start working on getting those things taken care of. Thanks, Nurse Trudi
almost 2 years ago, Dana Ferrell
Summer Boost Week 3 has come to an end. Students had fun learning about many life lessons this week. They look forward to another exciting field trip to COSI, Saturday, July 9th.
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Newsletter Summer Boost Week 3
Student learning voting process
Hunter's Safety Course
Using STEM kits with a variety of materials, each team had to work together to build a bridge that would successfully allow a “car” to cross over it. Each team used different items to construct the bridges. In the end, only two of the teams’ bridges were strong enough to support the car! Great work, kiddos!
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
STEM Team 1
STEM Team 2
Calhoun County Schools would like to congratulate the following members of the Calhoun County Board of Education. Re-elected to a four-year term, Jenna Jett, Tambree Yoak, and Horst Motz. We would also like to congratulate Jenna Jett - President, and Tambree Yoak - Vice President for the next two years. Horst Motz was elected to serve on the Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center Advisory Committee and Jimmy Gregory was elected to serve on the WVU Extension Service Committee.
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Re-election of Board Members
If you are interested in purchasing Calhoun apparel, please click on link below. Deadline to purchase is Tuesday, July 19, 2022. https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/e0sqEaPWqf
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Calhoun Apparel
Coming up on July 9th, 2022, we are having another field trip opportunity for our summer school participants. This time we are going to COSI. This Thursday, July 7, 2022 by 12:00 PM is the deadline to sign up your child. Below is a link to a permission slip for this field trip. If you would like your child to participate, please fill out the permission slip below. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNau4tjU_T79JLveL-_qaaiH1UQ1c5MlFENjREV1hJVVNEUU9FWlM2VFhJTi4u
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Another fun-filled week has concluded in summer school! Thank you Erica Greathouse(student tutor)for writing this weeks newsletter for Summer Boost Week 2.
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Newsletter Summer Boost Week 2
Today, the Emergency Service Camp is reviewing their blind team navigation challenge. Then they will be working with the rescue dogs later today. The campers are learning the importance of communicating with each other in a life or death situation.
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
Emergency Service Camp
Importance of Communication
Yesterday, SummerBoost had the pleasure of hosting Tabitha Mays from Mountaineer Food Bank and Bruce Lloyd from the WVU Extension Office in Lewis County. Bruce did an agriculture lesson with students and discussed how seeds transform into fruits and vegetables. Students learned to identify different types of seeds and listened to how to help a seed grow. Tabitha brought fresh produce for the students to take home for their families; students received pears, green tomatoes, lettuce, and zucchini. They did a wonderful presentation to all that were involved in the life cycle of baring plants. We would like to thank Tabitha, the Mountaineer Food Bank, and Bruce for coming and for the yummy produce!
almost 2 years ago, Crystal Toney
SummerBoost
SummerBoost Campers
Learning about fruits and vegetables
Mountaineer Food Bank Presentation