Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held tomorrow, March 2nd from 4:00-6:00 PM. Come chat with your child's teacher and meet the new principal, Dr. Wine. We look forward to seeing you.
In honor of Read Across America Day on Thursday, March 2, we are inviting families to come read under the stars with their child/children. The gymnasium will be transformed into a campsite to create a unique reading experience. Families are encouraged to bring a blanket and help us celebrate this special day. Please see the schedule below.
PreK and 5th Grade: 1:00-1:30
1st and 4th Grade: 1:30-2:00
Kindergarten and 2nd Grade: 2:00-2:30
3rd Grade: 2:30-3:00
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held this Thursday, March 2nd, from 4:00-6:00 PM. Come chat with your child's teacher, hear about their progress, and meet the new principal, Dr. Wine. We look forward to seeing you this Thursday for Parent-Teacher Conferences.
At BES, we want to encourage literacy as much as possible, so we're celebrating Read Across America Day all week long with a Dr. Seuss inspired theme.
Monday, February 27: Fox in Socks - Wear mismatched socks.
Tuesday, February 28: Green Eggs and Ham - Wear something green.
Wednesday, March 1: Wacky Wednesday - Wear wacky clothes or wacky hair.
Thursday, March 2: Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book - Wear pajamas. Families are invited to come read under the stars with their child.
Friday, March 3: Oh, The Places You'll Go! - Wear your future career attire or your favorite college colors/attire.
Students are also invited to read to Dr. Wine at various times during the school day. Students who read to the principal will receive a reading brag tag key chain and a chance to win a prize from the claw machine.
It's time to register for the 2023 Summer Learning Experience! Students will enjoy enrichment activities, hands-on learning opportunities, music, art, field trips, and so much more. Breakfast and lunch are provided daily. Use the following link for additional details and to sign up today.
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Dear Burnsville Elementary School family. We will be hosting a Family Math Night on Thursday, February 23rd from five o'clock until six thirty. A paper with information is coming home with your students this evening. Please let us know by returning the form by Friday, February 3rd so that we can be sure to have enough materials for everyone.
Congratulations to our coloring winners sponsored by City National Bank.
This is just a reminder that students in grades first through fifth will be going on a field trip Monday December 19. If your child hasn’t brought back a signed permission page, they will remain at school. The first bus taking fourth and fifth grades will be leaving the school at approximately 8:15 am for Glenville. First through third grades will depart on the second bus at approximately 10:00 am. We expect both buses to return to Burnsville at around 2:30pm. Please be sure that if you marked your child for a packed lunch that they bring it with them to school. Thank you and have a great weekend.
Wednesday, December 21st will be a 2 hour early dismissal it will also be the day we have our annual Christmas Programs. Therefore we will be having a pajama day. Come in your holiday pajamas or your favorite pajamas.
This is just a reminder that students in grades first through fifth will be going on a field trip Monday December 19. If your child hasn’t brought back a signed permission page, they will remain at school. The first bus taking fourth and fifth grades will be leaving the school at approximately 8:15 am for Glenville. First through third grades will depart on the second bus at approximately 10:00 am. We expect both buses to return to Burnsville at around 2:30pm. Please be sure that if you marked your child for a packed lunch that they bring it with them to school. Thank you and have a great weekend.
Today was an exciting meeting. The Grinch stopped in to see the students and staff at Burnsville today. Our very own Cindy Lou Who was there as well for the occasion.
The Grinch will be stopping at Burnsville Thursday on his way back to WhoVille. Be sure to wear your favorite Grinchy attire or something festive.
Don’t forget we come back to school tomorrow.
Another great opportunity put on by the Friends of Burnsville Lake.
Dear Parents and Community Members: To slow the transmission of COVID, Frametown Elementary will be on remote learning for the remainder of the week. The health and safety of our students and staff are our first priority.
This message is a reminder that January 7, 2022 is a two hour early release for students to allow for staff professional learning. Families please be sure to have a parent or documented guardian at the bus stop for all students in third grade and under. Have a great evening!
Attention Families and Community Members of Braxton County Schools
Good Morning,
In partnership with the WVDE and Maverick Health, BCS is excited to be offering free Covid testing at Braxton County High School on 12/30/21 from 7:30am-1:30pm. The clinic will be a drive-thru clinic. Students and staff are priority for testing, but family members and community members are also able to test free.
The test is a saliva sample PCR test with an estimated 24-hour turnaround time. Hopefully, the testing will allow an opportunity to identify cases prior to return on 1/3/22.
Please see link below:
https://labpass.com/en/registration?access_code=WVBraxtonCounty
COVID Testing Information
To the students, parents and families of BCS,
Early this morning, I received a potential threat and made an immediate decision to close schools. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. The safety, health and well-being of our students and staff is priority. I would like to especially thank state and local law enforcement for their speedy assistance and response.
Thank you, Superintendent Hypes