
We look forward to welcoming students to the 2023-2024 school year! The first day for students in grades 1 - 12 is August 28. Kindergarten begins on September 5, and Pre-K starts on September 7. Find school open house information at greenbriercountyschools.org.


Students who met their Accelerated Reader goal for the 4th nine weeks got the chance to dunk the teacher of their choice. A fun time was had by the students and teachers.






Congrats to our May Pirate Girl, Adelyn Wallington and Pirate Boy, Cole Seldomridge.


Yesterday our 4th graders spent time learning about Native American Culture at Carnegie hall.






After learning about recycling, Mrs. Workman's first graders brought in projects they made using recycled items. They shared their projects with the class, telling them the materials used and what they plan to do with their projects. There were bird feeders, bird houses, piggy banks, robots and so much more. Great job kiddos!





Thank you to our amazing volunteers for coming out this morning to our Volunteer Breakfast. You are all a key piece to our puzzle.





PreK enrollment will be held at Crichton Elementary on June 1st from 1 pm-4 pm for children who will be three and four years old before July 1, 2023, for Head Start and PreK. Three-year-olds qualify by income and/or if the child has an IEP. Parents should complete the Preschool online application at www.greenbriercountyschools.org before coming to enrollment. Parents should bring the following information with them to enrollment:
-State-issued birth certificate
-immunization record
-a copy of current physical exam
-a copy of most recent dental exam
-two proofs of residency
-social security card of the child
-insurance card
-proof of income (2022 W2, tax return, or food stamp card can be used for verification of income)
-custody order, if applicable


Carnegie Classrooms visited Kindergarten last week. Mary Dailey presented Cluck Old Hen to Ms. King's class. They sang song, learned about instruments, WV ancestors and their music, wrote their own song and made a music shaker.




What better way to wrap-up end of the year assessments than outside in the sunshine.


Bus 14-10 will not run in the morning or afternoon tomorrow, Wednesday, May 10. Students who ride Bus 14-10 and cannot get to school on Wednesday will not be counted as absent.

On behalf of the staff, thank you to Mrs. King, Mollie Hileman, Stephanie Elmore,
Hannah Logan, Ashley Brown, Christina Woods, Aleacha Wallington, Megan Brown,
Alicia Hanshew, Amanda Workman, Sam Wilson, Annie Barb, Emilee Pack, Sinead Balnionis, Season Jones, Kristen Shockey, April Williams and Paula Grim for the amazing luncheon today as well as the gift cards used for last week's Survivor Challenge organized by Mrs. King. I think the entire staff had a blast participating in the challenge and today's lunch was delicious. We appreciate each and every one of you for you support this week and every day through out the year!


How cute is this end of the year bulletin board?!?!?


Congratulations to our April Pirate Girl, Sophia Schoolcraft and Pirate Boy, Noah Williams.


Friday, April 28th, 5 students traveled to Greenbrier East High School to participate in the 2023 Greenbrier County Showcase of the Arts. We are so proud of these students for their hard work through the school year in preparation for this event!!




The Greenbrier County 4-H Teen Leaders hosted a Humane Society donation drive April 17th-27th. The Frankford students worked with them to collect goodies for the animals. The Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade group won by a landslide, collecting 397 items. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade group collected 75 items. The Humane Society was extremely grateful for the donations.


Mrs. Cantley's class has been learning about 3D shapes. They even made their own 3D models.







Students in 1st and 2nd grade music began learning about John Cage and his ideas about music this past week. They all brought their own found percussion instruments to school, and practiced playing an Ostinato on those instruments. We thank John Cage for having these ideas that allow us to use Mac and Cheese and instruments!











Don't forget....


Our 5th graders traveled to Carnegie Hall today with music teacher, Mrs. McCoy to participate in LinkUp. They listened and played along with the West Virginia University Symphony Orchestra!





We are 7 chapters in and the students are loving Aven Green Baking Machine. The students in Mrs. Wellman's class wanted to see what it would be like for Aven to draw. They tried to draw cupcakes with their feet!




