Mason County Schools -

Congratulations to Brigitte Rhodes, Cafeteria Manager, at PPIS, on being elected as a regional chair for the WV School Nutrition Association! We are so proud of you and are thankful for all of the work you do to provide optimal nutrition for our students. #MasonProud🍎

The last day to vote for your calendar preference is tomorrow April 2nd, 2024. No responses will be accepted after 4:00 PM tomorrow. See the calendars here https://boe.maso.k12.wv.us/page/proposed-calendars and vote here https://forms.office.com/r/1dnYxdDJ5w

Mason County band night will be April 9th at 6 PM, at PPJSHS Auditorium. The four secondary bands in Mason County will be presenting their Region 2 ratings programs for the community. All four bands will be then be traveling to Williamstown on April 12, for the WVMEA/WVSSAC region ratings. There will be special performances by the PPJSHS and Wahama JSHS choruses. Everyone in the community is encouraged to come out and see our wonderful musicians.

The central office for Mason County Schools will be closed Friday, 3/29/2024. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The office will reopen Monday, 4/1/2024.

This evening the Mason County School Board recognized Scott Ballard Mason County EMS Director, Jeremy Bryant Mason County Emergency Management Director, Chris Devoss Environmental & Safety Manager ICL IP America, and Holley Davis Stop The Bleed Instructor for their donations of Stop the Bleed Kits to our secondary schools and they let us know that every Mason County School will soon have a Stop The Bleed Kit. Thank You to ICL IP America for their sponsorship to make this project a very quick reality. They are a great asset to our local community and schools.

Board meeting is live at 6:00 PM via our YouTube channel. Use link below https://youtube.com/@masoncounty5862

Congratulations to Regional Social Studies Fair 2nd and 3rd place winners from Division I, Division II, and Division III

Congratulations to all the Regional Social Studies Fair 1st Place Winners from Division I, Division II, and Division III. These students will compete at the State Social Studies Fair in Charleston on April 10th

Mason County Schools is accepting nominations for Teacher of the Year and Service Personnel of the Year. If you would like to nominate a special teacher or service employee who you feel makes a difference, please use the following form. https://forms.office.com/r/zeuyECHwPk

Mason County Schools Spring Break is schedule from March 25-29, 2024. School resumes Monday April 1, 2024. Enjoy the break and have a Happy Easter.

Reminder-Wednesday March 20, 2024, is a scheduled 2 Hour Early Release for students for PLC Meetings

March is Music in Our Schools Month and the students who participated in the All-State Choir were recognized by the Board of Education for their musical excellence #MasonProud #MIOSM #WVAllStateChoir

Check out the Proposed Calendars for 2024-2025 and take the survey to comment and vote on your preference for next year. https://boe.maso.k12.wv.us/page/proposed-calendars

Special Statutory Business Meeting live at 5:45 and Board meeting live at 6:00 PM via our YouTube channel. Use link below for both meetings https://youtube.com/@masoncounty5862

Another chance to register for Preschool for 2024-2025. March 14 from 4:00-6:00. Register at the school your child will attend. If your child will attend Point Pleasant Primary, please register at the Board of Education. For questions, please contact Craig Hesson at 304-675-4540

Congratulations to all our Regional Math Field Day Participants. #MasonProud

🥞🏄‍♂️ Get ready to make a splash during National School Breakfast Week from March 4-8! Let's come together to ensure that every child has access to a healthy breakfast at school. By prioritizing nutrition, we can set our students up for success in the classroom and beyond. Let's build a community where every child can thrive. #NSBW24 #SurfsUpWithSchoolBreakfast #BreakfastWeek

Today Mason County Superintendent Tim Hardesty along with Mason County EMS and Mason County Emergency Management visited Hannan, Point Pleasant, Wahama High Schools and the Mason County Career Center. Each school was presented a Stop the Bleed Kit for their school. #MasonProud #stopthebleed Hannan Photo Superintendent Tim Hardesty, Holly Davis Stop the Bleed Instructor, Jordan Moya Social Worker, Scott Ballard EMS Director, Tammy Byrnes Principal, Jeremy Bryant Emergency Management Director, Katie Zelmer School Nurse, Jerad Billings School Board, Kim Cooper School Safety Point Pleasant Photo Holly Davis, Scott Ballard, Jeremy Bryant, Bill Cottrill Principal, Jill Fowler School Nurse, Tim Hardesty, Chris O’Dell Asst. Principal, Kent Price Asst. Principal, Jerad Billings, Matt McCormick PRO Officer Mason County Career Center Photo Tim Hardesty, Holly Davis, Scott Ballard, Cheryl Moore Principal, Carla King Counselor, Jeremy Bryant, Jerod Billings, Camron Moffit Maintenance Director Wahama Photo Tim Hardesty, Scott Ballard, Missy Vanmeter Principal, Jeremy Bryant, Holly Davis, Don Linger Asst. Principal

February is Career and Technical Education Month, so the Board of Education recognized the Mason County Career Center Skills USA students as well as the members of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) #MasonProud #CTEMonth #careerteched

Band students from Hannan, Point Pleasant Jr/Sr High, and Wahama were recognized at the Board of Education meeting for their participation in the Marshall Honor Band, Region II Honor Band, West Virginia State Honor Band, and West Virginia All State Middle School Band #MasonProud