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🚀 What an AMAZING experience! 🚀

For the first time, two amazing students, Preston Nunn from Montcalm High, and Taylor Lester from Glenwood, were selected to attend SCIVIS Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama! They joined students from all 50 states and 4 countries for an unforgettable week. 🌎

For both students, it was their first time flying, attending Space Camp, and experiencing Space Academy! They enjoyed simulated space missions, gravity simulations, underwater astronaut training, a moonwalk simulation, and so much more! 🚀🌙

They even had the opportunity to meet Homer Hickam and Diallo Wallace, founder of The Engineering and Science Academy! What an incredible experience!

They truly had the time of their lives and made memories they will never forget! 💙 Their teachers, Christina Flanigan and Randa Bailey learned a lot, too!

A huge THANK YOU to the Cabell-Wayne Association for the Blind for providing scholarships to our students and helping make this incredible opportunity possible.
about 2 hours ago, Amy Harrison
People pose for a photo in front of a wall featuring a mural of a space shuttle.
Person in harness on chair. Another person holds equipment. Indoor room with white walls and floor.
A child wearing a white T-shirt, glasses, and sneakers stands on a wooden platform attached to a red metal beam.
A person in a wheelchair inside a large, circular, silver ride. A woman in black holds the ride's handles.
Boy in a red shirt and glasses holding a certificate with a logo. White wall behind him.
Two children are examining a small rocket on a platform. One wears a straw hat and glasses.
A child with a cast on one arm uses the other to manipulate rods on a table.
A child wearing glasses and headphones sits at an electronic control panel inside a cockpit.
A person wearing a space suit sits on a white chair in a room. The suit has NASA insignia.
A person wearing headphones sits at a desk with multiple monitors, typing on a keyboard.
Scholarship Opportunity for Seniors!
about 8 hours ago, Amy Harrison
Scholarship flyer with "Win a 4-Year Full-Ride Scholarship!" header. It lists $776,000 in total scholarship awards and eligibility criteria.
💙 When Things at Home Feel Hard

Family conflict, separation, illness, financial worries, moving, or other changes at home can leave students feeling stressed, sad, angry, or overwhelmed. They do not have to carry those feelings alone.

ReachOut provides Mercer County Schools students and families with FREE, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone, text, or online chat.

📱 Scan the ReachOut QR code below or select the “Let’s Talk” shortcut on a student device.


If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For immediate emotional crisis support, call or text 988.

#MercerCountySchools #ReachOut #FamilySupport #YouAreNotAlone #ILoveWVPublicSchools
about 10 hours ago, Amy Harrison
A blue and white square QR code with the text "ReachOut" in the center. Orange accent squares on all four corners.
This week's Staff Spotlight: Princeton Middle School's Principal, Mrs. Tonya Roberts! #ilovewvpublicschools
about 10 hours ago, Amy Harrison
A poster featuring Tonya Roberts with text boxes. It reads "Staff Spotlight" at the top. A few text boxes show questions and answers.
🎉🏆 THEY WON! 🏆🎉 Congratulations to the MCTEC ProStart/Culinary students for winning the 2026 CTE Food Trailer Competition through CareerTechWV! The team first submitted an application and video to earn a spot among the top five teams in the state. Today, they traveled to the West Virginia State Capitol, where they prepared 200 food samples for attendees to taste and vote on, then delivered a 20-minute presentation to a panel of judges. And they came out on top! 👏 Their win comes with a $40,000 grant to purchase a food truck/trailer for the program! We are incredibly proud of these talented students and their hard work. Be on the lookout, Mercer County. Something delicious is coming! 🚚🍴 #ilovewvpublicschools
6 days ago, Amy Harrison
Congratulations to Nathaniel Bailey of Princeton Senior High School, a deserving member of the Mercer County Schools 110% Club!

Nathaniel consistently goes above and beyond in his role as a custodian, helping keep PSHS clean, safe, and welcoming. His dependability, positive attitude, strong work ethic, and genuine care for students and staff make a lasting impact on the entire school community.

Thank you, Nathaniel, for always giving 110%!
6 days ago, Amy Harrison
A group of six adults stand around a table in an office, with one person holding a framed certificate.
✨ The Network is back! The Network held its first meeting of the year last night at Princeton Senior High School, giving teachers hands-on support with Rooms, Schoology, and WVEIS. Supporting teachers. Building confidence. Making the work easier. 💻📚🙌
7 days ago, Amy Harrison
💙 Bullying Should Never Be Faced Alone

If a student is experiencing bullying—or is worried about a friend—speaking up is a sign of courage. Tell a trusted adult and remember that support is available.

ReachOut provides Mercer County Schools students and families with FREE, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone, text, or online chat.

📱 Scan the ReachOut QR code below or select the “Let’s Talk” shortcut on a student device.


If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For immediate emotional crisis support, call or text 988.

#MercerCountySchools #ReachOut #StopBullying #YouAreNotAlone #ILoveWVPublicSchools
7 days ago, Amy Harrison
Blue, white, and orange QR code with "ReachOut" text in the center.
Mercer County Public Schools is sharing the West Virginia Department of Education’s 2026–2027 Strategic Goals to keep our staff, families, and community informed about the priorities guiding public education across the state. These goals also help shape our work at the county level as we focus on student achievement, innovation, strong partnerships, career readiness, and preparing every student for future success.
9 days ago, Amy Harrison
💜 Check In Before the Weekend

Before the weekend begins, take a moment to check in with someone you care about.

Send the text. Make the call. Ask, “How are you really doing?” Then listen without judgment.
If a friend says something that makes you worried about their safety, do not try to handle it alone. Tell a parent, teacher, counselor, coach, or another trusted adult right away. It is always okay to speak up to help keep someone safe.

If you are struggling, you do not have to carry it alone. ReachOut is available 24 hours a day by chat, text, or phone. You can also call or text 988 for immediate support.

Check in. Speak up. Help someone connect.

#CheckInBeforeTheWeekend #SuicidePrevention #ReachOut #MercerCountySchools
11 days ago, Amy Harrison
Poster with outdoor scenery, QR code, and text: "CHECK IN BEFORE THE WEEKEND. One conversation can make a difference."
Today we celebrate West Virginia School Service Personnel Day!

Thank you to the dedicated service personnel who keep our schools running, support our students, and make a difference every day. We appreciate all you do! 💙 #ilovewvpublicschools
12 days ago, Amy Harrison
Document titled "Proclamation by Governor Patrick Morrissey" features gold seal with blue and orange ribbon. Text includes "West Virginia School Service Personnel Day" and signatures.
Reach out. Someone is here that will help. #YouMatter
14 days ago, Amy Harrison
A sunset over a lake and mountains. "You are enough" in white text with a heart. QR code for contact.
You're Not Alone. Reach Out.
15 days ago, Amy Harrison
A poster for Mercer County Schools displays a helpline number for mental health support. The poster shows a family and text about services.
A blue and white QR code with the text "ReachOut" centrally placed on a white background.
Staff Spotlight: Robin Stevenson, Princeton Primary
15 days ago, Amy Harrison
A spotlight profile for staff member Robin Stevenson features her photo, name, and school. The profile highlights her passion for music and positive impact on students.
New Teachers and Long Term Subs in Mercer County: The Network is here to support you! Their first session will be 09-28-2026 at PSHS from 4-6 PM!!! See you soon! #bethelight ⭐️💡🔦🕯️⭐️✨☀️
16 days ago, Amy Harrison
You Matter.
18 days ago, Amy Harrison
Bright sun rising over mountains and lake. Text reads, "Stay Another Day" with a message of support. Call 988.
Yesterday’s administrators’ meeting focused on partnership, support, and a strong start to the school year. Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney David Pfeifer stopped by to let principals know that his office is available as a resource as schools work with students and families to address attendance and truancy concerns. The focus is on working together to help students stay connected to school and overcome barriers that may be affecting attendance. Superintendent Ed Toman, Treasurer Leslie Wellman, Technology Director Brent Murphy, and Dr. Ernie Adkins also shared updates on school finance, keeping school websites current and informative, and some of the many positives we are seeing across Mercer County Public Schools as the 2026–2027 school year gets underway. We appreciate everyone working together to support our schools, students, staff, and families. #ilovrwvpublicschools
18 days ago, Amy Harrison
Mercer County Public Schools juniors had the opportunity to explore their options for life after high school at the WVACRAO College Fair at Concord University. Representatives from more than 30 colleges and universities were on hand to talk with students about programs, admissions, and future college plans. Thank you to GEAR UP SWV for sponsoring this valuable opportunity for our students! #MercerCountySchools #GEARUPSWV #CollegeReady #FutureReady #ILoveWVPublicSchools
19 days ago, Amy Harrison
PVHS band students hit all the right notes today! ❤️🖤 They helped pack fresh and shelf-stable foods and load DoorDash vehicles for delivery to Mercer County students and families who need them most. Thank you to Mountaineer Food Bank and all our community partners whose continued support makes the Extra Mile Program possible! #ILoveWVPublicSchools #MountaineerFoodBank #CommunitySupport
20 days ago, Amy Harrison
We’re grateful for our community partners from City National Bank, Southern Highlands, MCOI, and Bluefield State University who joined us today to support our schools, discuss #ILoveWVPublicSchools, and offer input on our Strategic Plan.
20 days ago, Amy Harrison
A group of people in matching blue shirts standing in front of a whiteboard in a room.
A poster has a yellow background with text and images of people. The title is "Career Connections" with event details listed.
Document titled "Steering Committee Agenda" for Mercer County Schools' Advisory/Career Connections. Dated September 16, 2026. Attendees include Jenny Collis, Ed Toman, and others.