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 Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

The importance of reopening America’s schools in fall

CENTER OF DISEASE CONTROL REPORT As families and policymakers make decisions about their children returning to school, it is important to consider the full spectrum of benefits and risks of both in-person and virtual learning options.
Phillip Sharp MIddle School

Phillip Sharp MIddle School

Pendleton County Schools start date pushed back

A special meeting of the Pendleton County school board  as held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8,2020 The meeting was held to address the 2020/2021 school calendar, specifically the student start date for the first instructional day of school to begin.
Class of 2020 Top 10 with representatives of Carmeuse and Bakery Feeds who were major sponsors of the banners

Class of 2020 Top 10 with representatives of Carmeuse and Bakery Feeds who were major sponsors of the banners

Community effort honors Class of 2020

ring of community support behind the vision of City of Falmouth Treasurer Ramona Williams, banners honoring the PCHS Class of 2020 were hung along U. S. 27 in Falmouth.
PCHS valedictorians and salutatorian

PCHS valedictorians and salutatorian

PCHS names 10 valedictorians and one salutorian

Pendleton County High School announced ten Class of 2020 students will share the Valedictorian honors. With a perfect 4.0 grade point average, they are: Colton Beane, Alexis Eckart, Seth Gregg, Grace Gruner, Josie Miller, Alyssa Moore, Samuel Peoples, Aaron Thomas, Samantha Verst, and Autumn Wolfe.
Travis Wayne Jones

Travis Wayne Jones

Moore and Jones selected for 2020 Sharp Scholarship recipients

Ms. Alyssa Nicole Moore, daughter of Shawn and  Amanda   Moore of Falmouth and Travis Wayne Jones, son of Amanda  (Carl) Porter of Berry and Donnie Jones, have been selected as the recipients of the 2020 Class of 1962 and the Sharp Family Scholarships, respectively.
boys eating

boys eating

Youth summer feeding program ready to start

Pendleton County Schools announced that beginning the week of May 11, NTI food service will transition to their Summer Feeding Program                  provided through United Methodist Church Food Ministry and is available to children 18 years of age and younger.