Every day, we’re serving up fresh fruits, crisp veggies, and whole foods that fuel growing minds and bodies through the National School Lunch Program. Because healthy eating isn’t just a lesson—it’s an experience.
When students have access to real, wholesome food daily, they learn better, feel better, and build habits that last a lifetime.
Let’s make “eat your fruits and veggies” more than a saying—let’s make it the standard. 💪
#RealFood #SchoolLunch #EatWellLearnWell #FarmToSchool #HealthyKids #Masonproud


Join us in congratulating Kourtney Long from Point Pleasant Jr/Sr for being named our Service Person of the Year! Kourtney has been a secretary at PPJSHS for the past 9 years and she excels at her job and her dedication to education is evident in all that she does. #SPOY #MasonProud

Join us in celebrating Cosma Bateman from Point Pleasant Primary School being named the Mason County Schools Teacher of the Year! Congratulations on this outstanding achievement. Cosma is a dedicated and passionate Preschool teacher who has worked in Mason County Schools for the last 33 years. She is a shining example of excellence in education #TeacheroftheYear #MasonProud

Meet our Service Personnel of the Year candidates. Brenda Bowman-Ashton Elementary, Susan Williamson-Beale Elementary, Darryl Tackett-Hannan Jr/Sr High School, Kourtney Long-Point Pleasant Jr/Sr High School, Dave McComas-Roosevelt Elementary, Nancy Smith- Wahama Jr/Sr High School, and Karlee Holley-Leon Elementary.






On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, Mason County Schools, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Management received information of a possible threat to Point Pleasant Junior Senior High School. The incident was fully investigated and precautionary measures were taken to ensure student safety. Additional first responders may be seen at the school to alleviate any concerns. Due to the quick response from the above mentioned agencies we do not feel like there is reason for concern. As always, we thank law enforcement and emergency management for their continued partnership in ensuring our schools are safe for students and staff.
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Meet our Teacher of the Year candidates. Abram Pauley-Ashton Elementary, Jennifer Sayre-Beale Elementary, Kristen Hussell-New Haven Elementary, Cosma Bateman-Point Pleasant Primary School, David Facemyer-Hannan, and Sandra Petrie-Forgey-Point Pleasant Jr/Sr High School, Rachel Reynolds Wahama Jr/SR High School, Brenda Adkins-Roosevelt Elementary, and Robin Fish-Leon Elementary.










Mason County Schools would like to recognize Christina Nelson our Child Nutrition Director for representing Mason County Schools and Child Nutrition Programs in Washington D.C. for the House and Senate Congressional briefings on Capitol Hill.



Families, please visit the following link to our website for information on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) & the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA). https://masoncountyschoolswv.sites.thrillshare.com/page/required-annual-notices-to-families




Survey closes April 3, 2026
Check out the Proposed Calendars for 2026-2027 and take the parent/community survey to comment and let us know your preference for next year. https://boe.maso.k12.wv.us/page/proposed-calendars. The survey link for calendar preference is on the website with the link- https://forms.office.com/r/qMcMWZUiJN
We are pleased to share that the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) has approved our request and waived four instructional days. As a result of this approval, the last day of school will be:
Students: June 5, 2026
Staff: June 15, 2026


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Other buses may not be able to run their entire routes. If you transport your child to school, you will have to take them home in the afternoon.



