MCS Families:
Students entering 7th & 12th grades are required to have the Tdap & meningitis vaccines in order to return on the first day of school, or to participate in summer practices/activities. Students may not attend school without proper verification of these vaccines. Students entering PreK, Kindergarten, 2nd, 7th, and 12th grades are required to show proof of Health and Dental exams. Please send documents to your child’s school as soon as possible.
ALSO, new state law requires that any student who has Emergency Medications ordered must have the medication administration form AND the medication available at school or the student may not attend school. Please ensure these are available and are given to the school nurse on the first day of school.
For more information visit https://www.marionboe.com/page/student-health-requirements
Magnifying our Excellence: 🔎 Finishing our principals academy strong in the pursuit of excellence today by honoring our Masters in the Pursuit of student achievement and leadership.
Thank you to Fairview Diner for keeping our administrators sweet and sharing your love today at the principals academy. ❤️
Thankful to have the support of our board of education members who sat in on some of the sessions of the MCS Principals Academy this week. “Let’s magnify our successes…and thank you for your time, effort and courage,” Board President Donna Costello told principals. 🔎
There are many signs that we are excited to welcome our students and staff back for the 2022-23 school year! This is just one of them. #MCSunifiedinthepursuit
Special Thank you to Mike Talkington from Emcor, Chef Bill Mundell and Chef Nick Aloi for the Omelet Bar for our principals!
Over 300 families were served today at North Marion High School campus by the WV Food Bank, coordinated by Connecting Link. Families received peaches, bread, milk, fish, and some fresh produce.
Keep on pushing in the pursuit: 🔎 Thank you to MCTC Prostart students and newly-elected Board of Education member George Boyles for kicking off our principals’ busy day of updates in personnel handbook, security code drills, transportation, and employee evaluation today.
Shined up and ready to roll: MCS will see you at the Mannington Fair Parade on Monday, August 8, 2022 at 6 PM with the STEAM Bus.
Ready to Roll to Help Our Neighbors in KY: Beginning Monday, August 8 through Thursday, August 18, 8-3, MCS will be collecting non-perishable items such as soap, shampoo, toiletries, canned foods, water and school supplies to take to flood victims in KY. Pack the busses parked at NMHS, EFMS, and FS Field House, 8 AM to 3 PM.
Fog rising and getting ready for go time! Pride is alive in the hive as EFHS football team and Coach Eakle went to Tucker County for football camp this week.
Renee Eccles-Hardy, author, psychologist, and speaker at the MCS Principals Academy today, shares her story and speaks on the importance of integrating diversity, inclusion, and belonging in literature and throughout your school culture. 🔎@ReneeEH_Author #MCSunifiedinthepursuit
The pursuit is on by Marion County Schools administrators for the facts about accountability, English Learners, school counseling plans, and leadership traits that drive achievement at the MCS Principals’ Academy. 🔎 #MCSunifiedinthepursuit
Unified in Pursuit: MCS kicked off the first day of a principals academy centered around the lasting impact of leadership focused on building relationships, connecting instruction to student interests, and spreading hope today with Adam Drummond, author. #MCSunifiedinthepursuit
Jessica Sell, VP of Rank One Computing presents ROC Watch to Marion County Board.
WV Families: Do not forget that WV Tax Holiday is next weekend, August 5-8, 2022. Learn more at https://tax.wv.gov/Business/Pages/SalesTaxHoliday.aspx. The first day of school for MCS students in grades 1 through 12 is Monday, August 22, 2022.
On Friday, July 15, 2022 the West Virginia Department of Education launched WVEIS 2.0, which is a new computer platform that all school systems in WV utilize for a number of purposes, including student scheduling, attendance, and enrollment. As our principals, counselors, and secretaries continue to learn the new system and receive training from WVDE, we ask that families be patient and kind. As you receive your child’s schedule for 2022-23, please report any concerns or pose questions to your school’s counselor or administration. Our administrators are back in buildings and our counselors and secretaries return to day-to-day operations on August 16th.
United for Kids is a program that supports MC students. Donations are rolling in to Tygart Valley United Way. To give, go to https://www.tvunitedway.org/unitedforkids or drop off donations at the office at 221 Washington Street, Fairmont. Supplies are distributed to MC schools.
Congratulations to Marion County Technical Center FFA Livestock Team!
Collaborating for Security Check Up: MCS administration works with Director of MC Homeland Security and 911 Chris McIntire, Sheriff Riffle, Fairmont City Fire Chief Simmons, and local law enforcement work together at Watson Elementary to assess safety and security checkpoints.
