Thank you to all our sponsors for our Preschool October book! 📕 ❤️
This week, second grade students at Flemington Elementary School learned about spiders. They finished the week by writing adjectives about spiders on spider legs that are hanging above their writing.
GHS Sugar Rush Event.
Reminder: Friday, October 6th is a Professional Learning Day for all TCS Staff. No school for students.
All Taylor County children 4 and under are invited to participate in the Falliday event. We hope to see you there! Four food trucks will be parked nearby with food available for purchase.
Bus 73 students will be riding bus 79 today, 9/29/23.
Join us to celebrate the GHS Golf Team that qualified to go to the state golf tournament. The team will be visiting all the schools on Friday to be recognized prior to the golf match next week.
Guardians & Students: Have you recently signed into ROOMS and are still not receiving notifications? Try these steps! If you havent received information about how to access your child's Rooms account, reach out to his/her teacher for information. You can find even more information at: https://www.taylorcountyboe.net/page/rooms-app
After-School Program will begin on Monday, September 25th. The bus will begin running the following week. All students who begin staying after school on Monday 9/25 must be picked up by a parent/guardian. Our ASP runs from 3:00pm-5:00pm. As in the past, our program will be offering homework help, math/reading tutoring, dinner or snack, and recreation/community service. If you are interested in signing your child up for our program, please submit the registration form that was sent home last week. Please contact the school with any questions!
Preschool wants to thank all our sponsors for their book of the month ❤️ 📚
Good Evening,
Please be aware that it appears that our state is currently experiencing an increase of Covid-related cases. As a result, we have received the following information from the State Department of Education:
"When student or staff tests positive for COVID-19:
» Students and staff who test positive for COVID-19, should stay home for at least 5 days and isolate from others.
» Students are not allowed to participate in extracurricular activities while in isolation and potentially infectious.
» Day 0 is the first day of symptoms or day tested if asymptomatic.
» Students and staff may return to school if they:
› Stayed home and isolated for at least 5 full days
› Are fever free for 24 hours (without the use of fever reducing medications)
› Have symptoms that are improving
» It is recommended that a mask be worn days 6-10.
» Individuals who were severely ill or immunocompromised should stay home and isolate for 10 days."
Thank you for adhering to the aforementioned response to Covid-related illnesses, as doing so protects all of us.
Sincerely,
Dr. John E. Stallings, Jr., - Superintendent
This is a reminder that tomorrow, September 1, 2023, is a Curriculum Development Day for all Taylor County Schools Staff. Students do not attend. All staff, including staff at the central board of education office, will be attending mandatory trainings and may not be able to answer phone calls throughout the day. Please leave a message if you need to contact the schools, and someone will return your call. Thank you.
Healthy Grandfamilies Announcement
Local event happening today.
"This information is being shared merely for awareness purposes only, as we are neither able to endorse nor discourage affiliation with any particular businesses."
Bus Schedules are now available. You can find them located on the TCS App under Documents -Transportation or from the TCS Website. For questions please contact the Bus Garage at (304)265-0518 https://www.taylorcountyboe.net/documents/departments/transportation/236635
Back to School Event!
Flemington Fall Fest is quickly approaching! We will have applications at school for anyone interested! Applications are due by September 1st. See the attached fliers for more information!
Important Message from Taylor County Schools:
Starting Friday, August 25, 2023, the following procedural change will go into effect: All schools will open to receive student arrival no earlier than 7:15 a.m., as this will be the earliest that students will be allowed to enter any school building. Parents/guardians are asked to plan not to drop off students prior to this time and honor the bus lanes specifically for buses only and parent/guardian student drop off lanes. This change is being made to help minimize traffic congestion at all locations. We appreciate your cooperation. (This change will not affect school/class instructional start times at any location.)
-Dr. John Stallings, Superintendent
Sharing a community resource...
Flemington Elementary Open House!
