LCHS: Bunny cakes are being made by the second year Baking and Pastry 1 students. The cakes are two layers filled and covered with vanilla buttercream and a ganache drip. There are a few more left to sell, keep an eye on the Lewis County High School Facebook page for more information!
The West Virginia Department of Health has provided updated guidance for common respiratory viral illnesses, click the link to learn more - https://5il.co/2gxm4.
Levy Public Meeting (see graphic)
Information for state testing will be coming home with students today, Monday March 4th. RLBMS students will be completing the WVGSA Writing assessment on Thursday, March 7th in the morning.
Cafeteria Meal requirements
All students in Lewis County Schools are provided free breakfast and lunch. This meal includes one of every item offered as well as one milk. Additional milks can be purchased for 35 cents a piece. The milk must be paid for when coming through the line and cannot be charged to an account.
Cafeteria Expectations
Once dismissed from your classroom, students will report to hallway in front of cafeteria doors and line up two by two, awaiting approval to enter by staff. (Grade level teacher will monitor the line and direct students to hot lunch lines.)
Students may choose seating in correct location with no more than eight per table. (6th grade old section, 7th grade new section, 8th grade new section)
Students must raise their hand to be given permission to get out of their seat. (Restroom, medication, forgotten food items, etc.)
Ten minutes after the last student is seated in the grade level, students will no longer be allowed to get forgotten items from the food line. (Exceptions – napkins for spills)
Only one boy and one girl from each grade level will be permitted to use the restroom at a time.
When finished eating, students may dump their trays into designated trash cans and return any trays to the cart beside the cans before returning to their seat and awaiting dismissal. (Each cafeteria Zone will have a trash can and a cart.) TEACHER WILL MODEL APPROPRIATE METHOD FOR DUMPING AND STACKING TRAYS.
When the bell rings, a teacher will assist with dismissal by releasing students by Zones while checking for messes and trash. Any student who has not dumped his/her tray will do so at dismissal.
All schools in Lewis County will be closing today at 1:30PM due to high water.
Report cards were sent home today, Tuesday, January 23.
All schools in Lewis County will be on a 2-hour delay on Monday, January, 22, 2024.
All schools will be closed tomorrow, January 19th. No staff are to report, regardless of contract. Central office will be closed.
All schools in Lewis County will be on a 2-hour delay on Thursday, January, 18, 2024.
All schools in Lewis County will be closed on Wednesday, January, 17, 2024.
All schools in Lewis County will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16th, 2024.
All schools in Lewis County will be on a 2-hour delay on Wednesday, January, 10, 2024.
We would like to inform you of a schedule change for Friday, January 19th. This day was originally a normal school day but will now be a Professional Learning Day for staff safety training. Students will not attend school on this day. As a reminder, there will be no school for students on January 12th, this is an OSE day and January 15th for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
All schools in Lewis County will be on a 2-hour delay on Tue. Dec. 19, 2023 due to inclement weather.
Holiday Spirit Week
Report cards were sent home today. Please look for them.
We want to thank Loveberry Bake Shop, LLC for supplying cookie coupons for principal list and honor roll students.
Coming soon
All Lewis County Schools are conducting School Environment Surveys that will obtain information from students, staff, and families about conditions for learning in our schools. The surveys will be begin the week of October 16th. Keep your eye out for more information from your child’s school. Your participation is greatly appreciated.
Good morning,
I have been told that there has been some concern among parents about a 15 punch bathroom rule that is in use at the middle school. This rule is in place with the 7th grade team. Teachers in the 7th grade posted the following message in their classes on Schoology to explain the rule. I figured I would post the explanation here to alleviate any further confusion. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to call the school or contact a 7th grade teacher through Schoology.
Expectations regarding bathroom breaks:
They are given a pass with ten punches per quarter. They are allowed to go during homeroom, advisory, lunch, afternoon homeroom and most vocational classes without getting the card punched. This is to prevent frequent flyers from missing too much of their core classes for bathroom breaks. Parents can rest assured that no teacher will prevent a student with a bathroom emergency/urgency from going to the bathroom.