Today the Horticulture class tried their hands at making floral arrangements.
Check out our latest "Why CTE?" feature from our Carpentry program!
Happy Tuesday!
Today in Prostart/Culinary Arts we made donuts!
The Computer Science Program is fixing the TV's for Parkersburg South so students can get the latest information on events for the school!
Why Career Technical Education (CTE)? This is a question every student and parent should exploring. CTE opens multiple doors into future possibilities for students. Don't take our word for it, our students have voice and use it everyday answering the question, "Why CTE?"
Good evening from Wood County Schools. As we honor the men and women who have served our country, we would like to remind you that schools will be closed tomorrow, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day.
GET READY!!! This morning the cosmetology class is learning how to professionally drape their client. We are moving fast towards learning how to cut hair!!!
Check out our latest "Why CTE" feature!
We would like to remind you that Wood County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 8th as our school buildings will be used for election day voting centers. Schools will reopen Wednesday morning. We hope you have a nice evening.
Practicing Standard Precautions in Therapeutic Services!
Happy Friday!
Today in ProStart/Culinary Arts we made burgers!
Why CTE? This is a question every student and parent should be exploring. Career and Technical Education opens multiple doors into future possibilities for students. Don't take our word for it, listen to what current CTE students have to say in our "Why CTE?" feature.
Congratulations to all the winners of the Vaping Prevention Poster and Video Contest. View the incredible creativity and diversity of our students' work! https://www.woodcountyschoolswv.com/page/vaping-prevention-contest-winners
Trenton Welch is in his booth welding on plate preparing for his next project.
Emergency and Firefighting Management Services
Please join Jeff Sandy, Cabinet Secretary, and Rob Cunningham, Deputy Cabinet Secretary, from the WV Dept. of Homeland Security at 5:30 pm this evening at PHS in the auditorium. Learn more about the Governor's School Safety Initiative and the "See Something, Send Something" app.
Cosmetology class in the homecoming parade for Parkersburg High School.
We will be featuring various students each week and answering the question,
"Why CTE?"
Wood County Schools has made a change regarding the caller ID number for all mass calls and texts in which we want you to be aware. Previously, all mass calls made from Wood County Schools, used for emergencies or other important information, whether from the central office or from any individual school, used the number (304) 420-9520 for the caller ID. Starting today, all school mass calls will show a caller ID number that is the same as the school's main telephone number. District calls will continue to show a caller ID of (304) 420-9520. The caller ID number for any individual school may be verified by visiting the school's webpage and finding the phone number in the footer of the page.
The goal of the High School Business Plan Competition is to engage young minds to solve problems in their community, state, or beyond. This competition is open to all students in grades 9-12. The future of West Virginia is at hand, and this is a way to involve young talent from across the state to share their ideas and pitch to potential investors for technical assistance funds (real money) in the final round. Enter as a team (2-4 students) or individually by submitting a 90-second video for Round 1 by November 11th at noon. Learn more at https://www.businessplanwv.com/high-school-business-plan-competition