Official Sign-Up for the Summer Feeding Program: (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/K1GaBfeefd)
Sign-ups close on May 15th.
Preston County Schools is offering a bi-weekly pick-up for summer breakfasts/lunches (20 milks and 10 lunches/10 breakfasts every two weeks) for Free for all kids 18 and under beginning the week of June 29th, with the final pick-up being the week of August 10th -All meals are chef-prepared in a licensed central kitchen. They are kid-friendly, nutrient-dense, and include both a vegetable and fruit component with each entrée. They are Individually sealed, 3-compartment frozen meals, that can either be reheated via microwave or oven. Breakfasts will be a grain (cereals/muffins) component, along with a shelf-stable fruit component (Summer schools will be fed on-site; this is the option for non-summer school participants.) Pick-Up Schedule with dates and times will be sent out a couple weeks prior to the first pick-up week. Pick-up locations will be Bruceton School, West Preston, Central Preston, Terra Alta, and Aurora. Pick ups will be (1. Week of June 29th, 2. Week of July 13th, 3. Week of July 27th, 4. Week of August 10th - School is back on August 24th). We will have minimal extras at each site, so you must sign-up to ensure you get the meals. If your child is attending Summer School, they can still sign up for the final week's pick-up. If you are unable to make it to a pick-up site, please contact Justin Hough at jhough@k12.wv.us to make arrangements. We want to ensure all Preston County kids have the opportunity for meals this summer.
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/K1GaBfeefd
Current Substitute Employees -
Please complete the form below by May 15th on your intent to either continue to or discontinue subbing with Preston County Schools.
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNapR8DN1nztpDm7kCAb1FxhBUNURMWExIUUdBQ0U2WkNaTTRDR0JVREYyNi4u&route=shorturl
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Q0Jxdb7uK6
Today, and every day, we recognize the vital role principals play across Preston County when it comes to school leadership, student success, and supporting educators. We thank OUR PCS PRINCIPALS for their dedication to fostering positive educational environments.
PCS Website LiveStream - https://live.myvrspot.com/player?udi=cHJlc3Rvbg%3D%3D&c=Y2hhbm5lbDE%3D
(Or you can go to the PCS website at https://www.prestoncountyschools.com/
and click the live stream icon at the top, or also on the PCS App)
Facebook Live - https://www.facebook.com/PrestonCountySchools
(It's gonna, gonna, gonna, gonna....It's gonna be...)
Special thanks to Clear Mountain Bank for sponsoring the award, Modern Homestead, along with Lucas Tatham, board member, and Trellis Smith for providing the flowers, and board members Cross Kisner and Beth Noss for helping to present the awards and congratulate our winners.
As part of our celebration of the Month of the Military Child, our students and staff wore red to honor the brave service men and women currently deployed, as well as the incredible strength and resilience of their families. We are so proud of the way our KES community comes together to recognize and support those who sacrifice so much for our country.
As April comes to a close, we encourage everyone to continue keeping these heroes and their families in your everyday thoughts, words, and actions. Their service doesn’t end when the month does—and neither should our gratitude.
#KESPride #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #RedFriday #SupportOurTroops
Join us tomorrow, Friday, April 24th, for our exciting Family STEAM Night hosted by KES PTA!
🕕 Event Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
🌮 Food Trucks: 5:00–6:30 PM (come early and grab dinner!)
Bring the whole family for an evening full of hands-on fun! We’ll have interactive rotation stations designed to keep everyone engaged, plus bounce houses for even more excitement!
You won’t want to miss this fun-filled night of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math exploration. We can’t wait to see you there!
Honesty means telling the truth, even when it’s difficult. It means taking responsibility for your actions, being trustworthy, and doing the right thing—even when no one is watching. When students practice honesty, they build strong relationships based on trust and respect with their peers, teachers, and families.
Being honest is a key part of social success. It helps create a positive environment where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. When we can trust one another, we work better together, solve problems more effectively, and grow as a community.
We are so proud of these students for showing integrity and setting a positive example for others each day! Keep up the great work!
Yesterday, our students showed their support in a big way by wearing red, white, and blue—honoring the patriotism, strength, and sacrifice of our military children and their families.
We are grateful for the resilience and courage these students demonstrate every day. KES stands with you—not just this week, but all year long!
