This is a reminder that there will be an early dismissal tomorrow Friday, November 18 beginning at 12:30 to begin Thanksgiving break. Students will return to school on Monday, November 28.
Due to the impending forecast for freezing rain Petersburg High School, Petersburg Elementary School and Maysville Elementary School will be dismissing early today Tuesday, November 15 beginning at 12:30.
This is a reminder that there is no school tomorrow Friday, November 11 in honor of Veterans Day. Thank you for your service.
This is a reminder that there is no school tomorrow Tuesday, November 8 for election day. Please get out and vote.
This is a reminder to set your clocks back one hour to end daylight saving time tonight before you go to bed.
Bus Numbers 53 and 108 are running approximately 15 minutes behind schedule. Thank you.
This is a reminder that there will be an early dismissal tomorrow Thursday, October 20 beginning at 12:30 for Faculty Senate meetings. On Friday, October 21 there will be no school for students to allow for professional learning for staff.
This is a reminder that there will be an early release tomorrow Friday, September 16 beginning at 12:30 for building level meetings.
On behalf of the Grant County Board of Education and Mitch Webster, Superintendent of Grant County School we would thank everyone for a great opening to the new school year. This is also a reminder to everyone that there is no school on Monday, September 5 for the Labor Day Holiday.
Students in Grant County Schools will once again receive visits from Mia, a certified therapy dog. If your child is allergic or you do not want them around Mia, please contact Angie Fraley at 304-257-1011 ext. 127 to request a release form.
WV students entering 7th grade and 12th grades are REQUIRED to have some vaccines, and these must be met before they start school.
REQUIRED
1) (Tdap) which protects against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (whooping cough).
2) Meningitis (MPSV4) vaccine, (which protects against a type of meningitis). If a student is entering the 12th grade, they must have had a dose after the 16th birthday in addition to the dose they may have had at age 11 or 12.
Other vaccines are highly RECOMMENDED and will be available but not required.
3) MENINGITIS B Vaccine covers an additional strain (Meningitis B) that is not included in the required meningitis vaccine for age 16 and older.
4) Varicella (Chickenpox) Vaccine if the student has not had the chickenpox vaccine or a second dose of vaccine.
5) HPV Vaccine is also recommended.
Please remember, your child will NOT be enrolled into 7th or 12th without proof of receiving the REQUIRED vaccines.
These vaccines will be available at Private Providers or:
Grant County Health Department
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY CALL 304-257-4922
Every three years, non-profit hospitals in the United States are required to gather input from their community members about their health concerns and create plans to address and improve upon the services provided. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. Responses to this survey help identify the services and resources that you need and want to see in this area. In 2019, the CHNA survey identified cancer as the number one health-related need in this community. Since that time Grant Memorial Hospital, in affiliation with WVU Cancer Institute opened a new Oncology and Infusion Center at GMH to address that health concern. We greatly value your responses and will continue to offer Compassionate, Safe, and Innovative Healthcare. If you would like to receive a paper copy of this survey, please contact Grant Memorial Hospital at 304-257-5806.
https://wvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1FxbKB7bBlKDWD4
A message from Superintendent Mitch Webster concerning year books:
It has brought me great pleasure to see that this year's yearbooks at PHS went home with students prior to the end of the school year. Moving forward the expectation will be each year to have yearbooks in hand no later than the beginning of the next school year. With that being said, it has been brought to my attention that there are yearbooks from previous years that have been paid for by students, but they have yet to receive them. I have been assured that every student that has paid for a yearbook from a previous year will receive it. It is my goal that this situation will be totally rectified by the end of the upcoming school year if not before. I sincerely apologize that this process has taken entirely too long and I truly appreciate the extreme patience those of you that this pertains to have exhibited. Thank you.
Enrollment in the Grant County Schools Virtual Learning Program for next School year 22-23 is now open. A parent or guardian wishing for their child to participate in virtual instruction must register by 3:00 p.m. on August 12, 2022, at :
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNamLCI878qvhDgcuTTYEup3JUMUZOQ1gxNkcwUEZBQU0zRlczUU9ERVo3Uy4u
Congratulations to the 2023 High School Teacher of the Year for Grant County Schools, Jon Webster of Petersburg High School.
Congratulations to the 2023 Middle School Teacher of the Year for Grant County Schools, Ashley Wilkins-Franks of Petersburg High School.
Congratulations to the 2023 Grant County Schools Elementary Teacher of the Year, Diana Harman from Petersburg Elementary School.
GCS is excited to announce the offering of SAIL - Summer Adventures in Learning. SAIL is a wonderful opportunity that will provide academic & social activities. Students can also participate in Energy Express. Click here for more information: https://tinyurl.com/GCSSAIL
Project Equip and Communities In Schools teamed up to provide Easter food boxes to 40 local Grant County Schools families. Also, would like to thank the Pilgrim's Prepared Plant for the donation of boxes for this event.
There will be no school for student Friday April 8th to begin Spring Break. Students and staff will return to school on Tuesday April 19th. On behalf of the Grant County Board of Education and Mitch Webster enjoy your break.