Breakfast and lunch menu
7th grade vaccinations
Some student schedules are visible. However, they ARE NOT correct. Finalized schedules will not be available until August 26.
Water bottle policy
Final CERP trainings
Open House
8th Grade Awards Program will be June 2nd at 9:00AM. Invitations will be sent home with students today.
Students will be outside today for an incentive. Please do NOT come before 2:05 PM to line up for parent pick-up. You will not be able to drive around the school.
Just a reminder: if your child needs picked up for an appointment it must be before 1:45PM. Please plan accordingly with the traffic.
State testing begins tomorrow. Please be on time and present.
Raleigh County Teachers, Thank You for your dedication and all you do.
We appreciate you!
Due to a wreck and traffic, students will be dismissing late. We are still waiting on all buses to arrive. Thank you for your patience.
Great opportunity for our 8th grade girls!
What the Superintendent is Reading, March 2026
View Youtube Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D36QWwmOGmA
Mobile Dentist- Monday, March 16
Craft Fair and Carnival
Valenrine Grams
No school tomorrow
Friday, January 6
School Counseling Week is a timely reminder of the quiet, essential work happening in our schools every day.
This week, we recognize and thank our school counselors for the critical role they play in supporting students’ academic growth, social-emotional well-being, and future planning. Counselors are often the first to notice when a student is struggling—and the steady presence that helps them navigate challenges both inside and outside the classroom.
From individual student support and crisis response to academic advising and career guidance, your work matters more than most people realize—and it truly changes lives.
If you see a school counselor today, take a moment to thank them.
Thank you to our school counselors for your compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to students. Our schools are stronger because of you.
This week, we recognize and thank our school counselors for the critical role they play in supporting students’ academic growth, social-emotional well-being, and future planning. Counselors are often the first to notice when a student is struggling—and the steady presence that helps them navigate challenges both inside and outside the classroom.
From individual student support and crisis response to academic advising and career guidance, your work matters more than most people realize—and it truly changes lives.
If you see a school counselor today, take a moment to thank them.
Thank you to our school counselors for your compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to students. Our schools are stronger because of you.
