Ms. Mann's Algebra 1 classes participated in an inequality scavenger hunt in class today. Students were paired with a partner and they had to solve multi-step inequalities as they moved around the classroom. Their answers determined which question they went to next. This activity allowed students to collaborate with one another and participate in math talks.
The James Monroe High School LSIC will hold a public meeting at James Monroe High School on October 16, 2024, at 4 pm. Families are invites for interactive dialogue for school data, progress, capacity for school improvement in IXL, Balance Score Card, SAT, and PSAT. We will also review the LSIC budget for the 2024-2025 year. As well as a presentation from Community in Schools Coordinator Becky Crabtree on attendance, at risk support, resources and school improvement.
NOTICE: Tonight's game in Summers County starts at 7:30!!
James Monroe at Summers County Football game live stream can be found at the following link:
https://webca.st/255294
This is a great resource for parents. Please take time to check it out.
https://parentguidance.org/
Senior sports players Gavin French, Michael Balboa, Holly Martin, Kyla Thornton, Maggie Boroski, Ava Dunlap, Hannah Rhodes, Maggie Blankenship, and Hannah Jewell came to read and play with the kids at EHS. The kids really enjoyed it and can't wait for some more of their high school friends to come up.
Jonah Adkins address the recent unprecedented number of school threats in West Virginia in this week's video. They also share important information for families, including free resources available to support the social-emotional and mental health needs of children. This is the website link available in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB_PgDgebU8
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The football game has been moved to Tuesday at 6pm to give our neighbors from Narrows time to recover from the devastating flood from this weekend. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Narrows community at this time!
IMPORTANT!!
The homecoming parade for Wednesday will be cancelled due to forecasted weather.
IMPORTANT!! Due to potential inclement weather on Friday night..we will be moving our varsity football game to 7pm on Thursday night. We looked at all of our alternatives and Thursday night looked to be the best opportunity to get the game in and also be able to do our Homecoming festivities. If you can’t make it to the game, the game will be streamed live on the Greenbrier Valley Channel for only $7.99! Go Mavericks!
If you have a senior at James Monroe High School, please check out this wonderful guide Mrs. Thomas, guidance counselor has designed for them to help navigate their senior year.
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JMHS results of the Cabell Midland “A Knight at the Round Table” Competition are in!
2nd Place Music - Class C
1st Place Marching - Class C
2nd Place General Effect - Class C
3rd Place Percussion - Class C
3rd Place Auxiliary - Class C
2nd Place Band - Class C
2nd Runner Up to Grand Champion in Division II!!
It’s a great day to be a Marching Maverick!!! LET’S GO JAMES MONROE!!! 🎶💜🖤🎺🥁🎷
Also, on a side note 🎼 this is the first time James Monroe’s Marching Mavericks have finished in the Top 3 of their Division in 7 years! Super proud of them!
James Monroe High Homecoming Fun!!!!!
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James Monroe High School Homecoming week fun!!!!!!
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Mr. Richmond's, Law and Public Safety, students delivered a special gift to Kathy for National Security Officer Appreciation Week 2024.
Service personnel day at JMHS! We celebrate all of our awesome service personnel and appreciate all their hard work and service for our school and students! Thanks for all you do!
We would like to say a big THANK YOU to Delegate Roy Cooper for his grant donation of $10,000 for the James Monroe Track Project!
There will be a Project Graduation meeting in the commons area this evening at 6:00. We hope to see you there!
Mrs. Bradley's early childhood students had the opportunity to participate in a crucial training session led by Tanya Ware, where they received their CPR, First Aid, and AED certification. This training has given the students a sense of confidence and readiness in case they ever need to use these important life-saving skills. Such proactive education can have a lasting impact, potentially making them more vigilant and prepared throughout their lives.
Monroe County FFA officers gathered with 80+ officers from Greenbrier East, Greenbrier West, Summers County, Shady Spring, Surveyor(Liberty-Raleigh), and Mountain View Middle FFA chapters at the Greenbrier State Forest on Wednesday, Sept ember 11 for the Southeastern Region Officer Training. While there, members participated in team-building exercises and developed goals for their Chapter officer team. Events were led by State FFA officers Hanna Crum and Laney Barns. The event was finished off with lunch provided by FFA advisors from each chapter. Be sure to be on the lookout for all of the great activities, and contests your Monroe County members will be involved in this school year!
