Monroe County Schools will be closed on Monday, January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Due to Snow Days and Non-Traditional Days, JMHS will have First Semester Exams starting on Wednesday, January 15th.
The James Monroe High School LSIC will hold a public meeting at James Monroe High School on January 23, 2025, at 4pm. Families are invited for interactive dialogue for school data, progress, capacity for school improvement in IXL, Balance Score Card, SAT, and PSAT. The final LSIC budget for the year 2024-2025 will be voted on.
Due to the weather, the FFA trip to PA has been cancelled.
Happy New Year! Lunch and Breakfast menus for January are below 🎉😊
The JMHS Communities in Schools program offers thanks for all your contributions for our students during 2024!
We have need of reusable water bottles for the new year, certainly not expensive Yeti or Stanley cups, but any that you are not using and would like to recycle to our teenagers. When you clean cupboards and find any you can part with, please send to the front office or to CIS or bring them to a home ballgame. We’d sure appreciate it!
Attention Parents of 8th and 9th Grade Students: Please complete a Gear Up Survey by February 7. There is a competition between the schools in the southern region to see which school has the best completion rate.
The JMHS Girls' Basketball Game against Bluefield Beavers will now be at 6:00 P.M. tonight. Please come out and support the girls.
On December 18th, Mrs. Bradley’s early childhood classes went to Peterstown PreK and kindergarten classrooms for their annual winter project. They read How the Grinch Stole Christmas, played games and made ornaments with the students. Part 2
On December 18th, Mrs. Bradley’s early childhood classes went to Peterstown PreK and kindergarten classrooms for their annual winter project. They read How the Grinch Stole Christmas, played games and made ornaments with the students. Part 1
Early Childhood went to Mountain View PreK and Kindergarten classes to play games and make an ornament for their winter project on Monday, December 16th. Part 2
Early Childhood went to Mountain View PreK and Kindergarten classes to play games and make an ornament for their winter project on Monday, December 16th. Part 1
JMHS students were given an ice cream party for having the best attendance rate in the county! Mrs. Sam’s and Mr. Houck were happy to give out ice cream to the students! Congrats to JMHS, the students and parents for making attendance a priority in our kids education !
Monroe County Schools will be closed for students from December 20th until January 3rd. Students will return on January 6th. We hope everyone has a safe and restful break!
James Monroe High School nursing, business, and law/public safety classes visited The Greenbrier. They received a phenomenal history tour by renowned historian Dr Bob Conte. After learning some of the history of The Greenbrier, each class was able to tour the facility with respect to their program. nursing visited the Clinic and met with the doctors and nurses. They also were able to see first hand a diagnostic clinic. Law/public safety received a behind the scenes tour of the security programs of the Resort, including fire rescue, casino operations, and general guest safety. The business program visited with the sales team, saw meeting space, and learned tips on customer service.
Thank you to The Greenbrier for hosting us!!
Tara Etter from First Community Bank stopped by to discuss credit and budgeting to Mr Gardinier’s Personal Finance class. The students were able to hear from a leader in our community about the importance of credit, maintaining good credit, how to get credit; as well as begging r budgeting topics, income, expenses. We thank our community for partnering with our students
Seniors who sold donuts: Please join a TeamReach group for communication about donut delivery tomorrow. The TeamReach code is JMDonuts24.
James Monroe staff will be reporting at 10 o'clock this morning.
We hope each of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Our schools will be closed from November 25th to the 29th. Classes will resume on December 2nd.
Law and Public Safety students making bulletin boards.
