3rd Graders enjoy the 3rd nine weeks behavior bash! Jameil, their peer tutor, even took part in playing games with the students in attendance. 

Mr. Mark Henry visited the third graders in Mrs. Tustin's class as a part of the elementary's career connections series. Mr. Henry is the father of third grader, Cora, and shared details about his career in management at Genesis Hospital located in Zanesville, Ohio. He explained how he helps keep important computer systems running smoothly so doctors, nurses, and other hospital staff and teams can do their jobs effectively. Mr. Henry also described the path he took to enter the field of technology, encouraging students to stay curious and keep learning once they find a learning style that works best for them. Throughout his presentation, Mr. Henry emphasized how leadership, working well with others, communicating clearly, and helping a team succeed, is an important part of both his job and our everyday lives. 

Mr. Turley and a representative from CA House introduced the band program to fourth grade students, an exciting opportunity they can join next year in fifth grade. During the visit, students explored a variety of instruments available and enjoyed a performance by the marching band, featuring the fight song and the Alma Mater.

During the Title I Parent Meeting, 1st and 2nd grade students shared heartfelt Valentine’s poems they created for their families.

We are proud to recognize Mrs. Alyssa Ostrander, the district’s School Psychologist, for her outstanding dedication and service. Mrs. Ostrander is kind, compassionate, and unwavering in her commitment to supporting the children of our district. She is an exceptional communicator, working seamlessly with students, families, and staff. Mrs. Ostrander consistently makes herself available to answer questions, assist with procedures, and provide guidance whenever needed. Her willingness to step in without hesitation demonstrates her strong leadership and collaborative spirit. Mrs. Ostrander embodies what it means to be an effective team leader. Her professionalism, empathy, and tireless work ethic have a positive impact across the entire district. Congratulations, Mrs. Ostrander, and thank you for all you do!

Congratulations to Mrs. Mullen for being chosen as the February Employee of the Month! She is a true team player, always willing to lend a helping hand to both students and staff whenever needed. Mrs. Mullen is an excellent communicator who connects effortlessly with students, colleagues, and parents. Her positivity creates a welcoming and safe environment for everyone around her, and her constant smile and sense of humor bring joy to those she encounters. Dedicated and devoted to her work around the clock, Mrs. Mullen’s commitment and enthusiasm make her an invaluable part of our school community.

All students in Miss Goff's class for the 2^nd 9 weeks earned Honors, High Honors, Principal's List and All Green/All Orange

Mrs. Melissa Wolfe visited our class to share her expertise as an ink specialist. Students explored the fascinating world of inks and their unique applications. A highlight of the session was creating vibrant designs with SecureUV ink—completely invisible to the naked eye but glowing brilliantly under UV light! In these photos, students admire their UV creations, while Oliver and his mom examine MICR ink, the specialized ink used to print checks.

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Officers Yates and Work from the St. Clairsville Police Department visited Mrs. Castilow’s kindergarten class to connect with students and share about their important role in keeping our community safe.