The three-hour early dismissal previously scheduled for April 17, 2025, will be moved to our first make-up day, April 18, 2025.
Due to flood waters, Bus # 153 will not be running Griffiths Creek or Alderson area this a.m.
Summer school buses are running approximately 15 to 20 minutes behind schedule for evening drop off.
There will be no Retention Prevention class tomorrow, Wednesday July 10, 2024, due to a necessary internet outage. Camp Genius will proceed on a regular schedule.
Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Summers County Schools Teacher of the Year, Jackie Persinger, Pre-K Teacher at Hinton Area Elementary School!
Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Service Person of the Year, Adrienne Conner, ECCAT at Talcott Elementary School!
Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Professional Support Person of the Year winner Joy Bowling, Communities in Schools Coordinator at Talcott and Jumping Branch.
Bus 103 and Bus 150 are running 15 minutes late. Bus 137 is running approximately 30 min late.
Don't forget, tomorrow (10-25-23) is a 2-hour delay!
Check out Talcott merchandise and the upcoming gymnasium opening.
Pirate Day is coming up at Talcott Elementary!
Parents, here is information regarding Talcott Elementary School's open house.
The West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services offers unique opportunities for the future success of our students.
Summers County teachers and administrators recently spent a week meeting from experts from across the state and nation at the Invest Conference.
Summers County teachers and administrators recently spent a week learning from experts across the state and nation at the Invest Conference.
Wow 🤩 Look at the progress on our gymnasium! New ceiling paint and windows has absolutely brightened this historic building!
Math Field Day winners honored by the Summers County Board of Education
Check out the Slime Club at Talcott Elementary!
Our Right to Read event will be held on May 4, 2023, beginning at 5:00, at Hinton Area Elementary School and the Ritz Theatre. Come join our staff for a fun and informative event.
On Saturday, Summers County teachers participated in professional development with Marshall University’s June Harless Center. The training focused on STEM and will be implemented heavily in the upcoming Summer STEM Camp.
