MCTEC Parent Night
SAT School Day Information
Here we come, Concord Education students!
Dr. Teixeira, from the Office of Special Education, presented to our counselors and principals the MTSS process and interventions
The Mercer County Technical Education Center's Grow Your Own students participated in a teaching panel today at the Milken Educators' Forum in Charleston. These students are unique in that they will graduate with their Associate's Degree next month. After graduating from high school, they will move on to finish their teaching degrees. The Grow Your Own students who participated are Adrianne Jarrell, Erika Colley, Dexter Simon, and Teylah Carson. Also present at the forum were the Grow Your Own instructor Les Farmer and Mercer County's very own Milken Award recipients, Princeton Primary School's principal Kelli Stanley and Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ernie Adkins. This is a fantastic program giving students interested in a career in education a jump start on their college credits which saves money and allows them to being their teaching careers earlier. Check out the Grow Your Own program at MCTEC!
Central Office staff was excited about the eclipse, too!
The Mercer County Board of Education recognized Bluefield High School student, Isabella Disibbio, for being named the ZMM/Metro News Scholar Athlete.
The Mercer County Board of Education recognized the MCTEC Robotics Team, coached by Barry Jones, for qualifying for the state robotics competition.
Joseph Hill
Bryse Puckett
Allison Turner
Mary Hanlin
Star Elliott
Kaden Mann
Virgil Ellison
Rory Bailey
Luke Pack
Channing McRae
Congratulations to R.J. Hairston and Kam'Ron Gore for being selected for the WV AA All-State Basketball Team-1st Team. They were recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education this evening
AFTERNOON BUS INFORMATION for Monday, April 8th: Bus 678 is running about 20 minutes behind this afternoon. This affects Spanishburg, PikeView Middle and PikeView High.
BUS INFORMATION for Friday, March 29th: Bus 653 will not run today. The Melrose students that live on Pisgah, Route 20 and Christian Fork will ride bus 644. Princeton Middle and Princeton High students that live on Old Athens Road will ride bus 622.
BUS INFORMATION for Friday, March 29th: Bus 620 will not run today, however, these students can ride bus 661. The students that live on Island Creek need to meet bus 661 at Pettry Church at 7:00 a.m. This affects Athens, Sun Valley, Pikeview Middle and Pikeview High.
BUS INFORMATION for Wednesday, March 27th. Bus 678 is running about 30 minutes late. This affects Spanishburg, Pikeview Middle and Pikeview High.
Students, Families, and Employees: At last night's Board Meeting, the following changes to the last days of school were approved. (Remember, students do not attend school on Faculty Senate/PD/Collaboration Days)
Bus 619, which transports students from the Bluefield area to alternative school is running 30 minutes behind due to mechanical issues.
Rayneanne Mann was recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education for receiving Bronze in the West Virginia Educators Rising program in EdRising Moment. Great job!
Gracie White was recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education for receiving Bronze in the West Virginia Educators Rising program in Lesson Plan / Delivery Humanities. Great job!
Jason Hajenga, pictured, along with Lyric Taylor, and Braeson Bailey were recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education for receiving Silver in the West Virginia Educators Rising program in Ethical Dilemma. Great job!
Heidi Crist was recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education for receiving Silver in the West Virginia Educators Rising program in interactive bulletin boards. Great job!
Teylah Carson was recognized by the Mercer County Board of Education for receiving Gold in the West Virginia Educators Rising program in Children's Literature K-3. Great job!
