Our third graders had a great experience with Carnegie Classrooms last week.
Way to go FES families!!! Thank you for all the donations.
Music is essential to a well-rounded education and can positively impact students' academic, social, and emotional development. Music education in schools helps students discover their passion for music. Join GCS in celebrating our seventeen fully certified music educators, student musicians, and music education in our schools. #MusicInOurSchools is supported through our school levy.
This just in.... the Frankford Archery Team is going to States!!!!
Congrats to the February Pirate of the Month, Adalynn Burdette!
The students are loving watching the baby chicks hatch. We are up to 4, with hopes of more tonight or tomorrow.
The first meeting of the Healthy Grandfamilies Program of Renick will be on Friday, March 8th, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Renick Community Center on Huff Street in Renick. The goal of this group is to provide emotional and financial support and educational opportunities to grandparents who are raising their grandchildren and others who are in kinship care arrangements.
Our speaker for this meeting will be Etta Thornburgh, with the TANF (Temporary Assistance Program for Needy Families) program for Greenbrier County. Come out and learn what benefits may be available to assist you.
Childcare will be available, and lunch will be provided. RSVP to 304-920-0601 to secure your space.
The 3rd Graders are studying fossils in Science. They used toothpicks to dig chocolate chips out of chocolate chip cookies to imitate Paleontologist's job of unearthing fossils.
The first meeting of the Healthy Grandfamilies Program of Renick will be on Friday, March 8th, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Renick Community Center on Huff Street in Renick. The goal of this group is to provide emotional and financial support and educational opportunities to grandparents who are raising their grandchildren and others who are in kinship care arrangements.
Our speaker for this meeting will be Etta Thornburgh, with the TANF (Temporary Assistance Program for Needy Families) program for Greenbrier County. Come out and learn what benefits may be available to assist you.
Childcare will be available, and lunch will be provided. RSVP to 304-920-0601 to secure your space.
5th graders made “photosynthesis bracelets” to help model the process of photosynthesis.
Congratulations to Baylor Brown. Her story for the Young Writers contest, "The Champion", placed first at the county level. It will now go on to the state level.
Greenbrier County Schools is pleased to partner with the Children’s Home Society, Greenbrier Family Support Center, and WVU Extension Office to provide support, resources, and connections to grandparents and anyone responsible for caring for someone else's child. Our next meeting is Friday, February 23, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Marvel Center in Rupert. Lunch provided. Please contact Lesley at 304-920-0601 for more information.
Last week we celebrated kindness week at Frankford. We did everything from wearing red to decorating the walls and sidewalks. We saw an enormous amount of kindness from the staff and students!
Saturday morning the Frankford Elementary Archery team made their way down to Charleston for West Virginia’s largest NASP event at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. This event hosts over 1,270 archers from across the entire state of West Virginia.
Our Frankford team participated in the 11am flight and recorded our highest overall team score this season, shooting for a total of 2,741 points. Also, some of our archers recorded their personal best scores of the season!
Our team walked away with a 5th place overall finish out of 14 total elementary teams.
Congratulations for a successful tournament!
Greenbrier County Schools reminds families that Monday, February 19, is a Professional Learning and Faculty Senate Day. Students do not report on February 19th.
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Our hearts are full,
With appreciation for you!
Happy Valentine's Day to our GCS students, staff, and families!
Did You Know? Greenbrier County Schools is the second-largest school district in West Virginia in geographic area. Our buses cover 4,750 miles daily, equivalent to driving across the United States and over halfway back every school day!
Student's in Mrs. Quick's class loved having members from the Student Council come and read with them.
Greenbrier County Schools will operate on a three-hour delay schedule today, Tuesday, February 13, due to inclement weather.
FES would like to thank Dr Holliday and Dr Wood's dental office for providing our students with a free toothbrush to help spread awareness during Children's Dental Health Awareness month.
