Flemington Elementary School

💯 🎉 Today in First Grade we had a blast celebrating the 100th day of school. We raced to see how many times each person could write their name in 100 seconds, had 100 second staring contests, wrote about what we would do with $100 dollars, and even had a dance party with our 100 flat! The kids loved the special snack! 💯 🎉

Preschool is 100 days smarter!

Guest speaker, David Spinks, visits FES to discuss WV Folklore with students today.

100 days fun with snacks and beautiful projects!

We are off to a great start at FES! Celebrating 100 Days of Learning!

We are off to a great start today! Celebrating 100 Days of School!

It’s here, it’s here! Today we celebrate the 100th Day of School!

First Grade loved celebrating Valentine’s Day with ice cream! 🍦 ❤️ 🌹💌

Our 2nd Graders had an extra sweet Valentine’s Day.

Happy Valentines Day from our Fourth Grade sweethearts! ❤️❤️

Preschool enjoyed the Valentine’s Day celebration with a craft and ice cream sundaes ❤️

First Grade had a great time crafting butterflies and playing estimation games for Valentine’s Day. We appreciate the wonderful families that make holiday events special!

Third grade Valentine’s paintings. Such beautiful hearts. Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!

Taylor County Schools will operate on a two hour delay today, Monday, February 14.

We have been busy learning different ways to measure in preschool.

Celebrating Counselor’s Week will come to a close tomorrow. As we end the week, please help us celebrate Mr. Lucas by wearing your favorite superhero shirt!

Law enforcement have announced an All Clear at Grafton High School There is no longer an alert or code red.

There is currently a code red (an alert) at Grafton High School. Law enforcement are investigating the situation and request that the no one come to the school at this time. We will keep you updated as we receive information.

If your child is absent, be sure to let us know the reason by using one of these ways to communicate with us!

Today First Grade had their first STEM lesson with our county STEM teacher, Mrs. Howdyshell. She challenged them to create their names using pipe cleaners. The kids used problem solving strategies to use as few pipe cleaners as possible for the letters.