National School Bus Safety Week
October 18-22
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Lewis County Schools will be participating in National Pink Out Day on October 22nd!
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Lewis County Schools appreciates our substitute teachers. Mrs. Denise Sprouse, retired principal from Jane Lew Elementary School, is currently substituting in second grade at JLES. For more information about becoming a substitute teacher, contact the Lewis County Board of Education.
Upcoming Event
October 27th and 28th
Due to road construction in the Route 33 west area, expect possible delays this evening and plan accordingly
Upcoming Events in Weston
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Join the Fun This Weekend!
October 16th
Wild About School Lunch Winner at PCES
Adryan Freda is todayβs winner from the hot lunch participants.
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Roanoke Elementary School
From Mrs. Seckman
Fire Chief Tim Hissam, from the Banks District Fire Department, came back out to Roanoke today. He showed the students how a fireman would look in full uniform when entering a burning house. Chief Hissam said that most children are frightened by fireman because they look like monsters coming at them in the smoke and will try to hide.οΏΌ He wanted to teach our students to not be afraidοΏΌ.
Thank you, Chief Hissam!
Wednesday and Thursday October 13 and 14 2021 Leading Creek students that live on Kliens Run and normally ride bus 3 11 will be on bus 2 16 evenings only Bus 3 11 will be operating as normal for the morning run
Wednesday and Thursday October 13 and 14 Leading Creek Elementary students that ride Bus 3 11 will be riding Bus 50 18 home in the evening these students will be arriving home earlier then usual so please make the necessary arrangements.
Today at Peterson-Central Elementary School in Mrs. Arnoldβs fourth grade class, they made witches hands! So cool!
Lewis County Schools is celebrating National School Lunch Week with "Wild about School Lunch"- October 11-15, 2021.
Meet Ms. Sandy Post, Jane Lew Elementary School Principal!
Ms. Post has been in the educational field for 32 years, sixteen years each as a teacher and an administrator. She received her Bachelors degree from Glenville State College and her Masters and Administrator degrees from Marshall and Salem Universities. Ms. Post began studying the field of special education with inspiration from her sister who was intellectually disabled. From there, her love of education blossomed.
Her goal as principal is to see the students as well as the school grow and to work as a team. Also she hopes to prepare the students not only academically, but socially and emotionally so they are ready for society as an adult. Ms. Post has a big heart for children who have difficulties and loves helping them reach their maximum potential.
Welcome to Lewis County Schools!
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Jane Lew Elementary School
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Bus 27 13 will not be running tomorrow October 11 2021 if you choose to have your child attend school tomorrow you will be responsible for transportation morning and afternoon
LCHS Exceptional Minutemen spent the day with volunteers making apple butter and apple cider. A wonderful day was had by all, and we are very thankful for the help and support today from our students.
Roanoke Elementary School
From Donna Seckman
Friday Fire π₯ Safety Stations!
Students learned how to crawl under smoke, jump and land with two feet, carry a βfire hoseβ, stop, drop, and roll, and different firemen fitness exercises.
PS- if they teach you stop, drop, and roll itβs because that is their PE homework!
Robert L. Bland Middle School
From Sonya Turner
πHot Shot π Champions for 7th and 8th grade PE classes!
8th grade champions-Garrett Moats and Robert Furr!
7th grade champions-Josiah Heiney and Ciara Burrows
It was a fantastic competition with all the students!πππππππππππππππππ
Bus 3 11 will not be running tomorrow October 8 2021 if you choose to have your child attend school tomorrow you will be responsible for transportation morning and afternoon