Tomorrow's lunch will be changed to corn dogs! Thanks!

Field Day is Monday! Volunteers needed!!!

Just to clarify up any confusion regarding rescheduled events, here is the schedule of events for today: 10:00 Pre-K Celebration 2:00 Kindergarten Celebration 3:00 Clap Out for Seniors Parents and Guests are welcome to attend!

Due to flooding, an early dismissal of Randolph County schools, the pre-K celebration for this evening has been rescheduled for tomorrow.

Due to flooding, and early dismissal for Randolph County Schools, the clap out for 2026 seniors has been rescheduled for tomorrow

Reminder: the 4th and 5th grade celebration is at 10:00 am tomorrow in the CES gym. Flyers were sent home last week with students. Family is invited to attend!

Please share with EHS Seniors who attended Coalton Elementary School! Dear Members of the Elkins High School Senior Class who attended Coalton Elementary School, Coalton Elementary School is proud to invite you back home for a special Senior Clap Out Celebration in your honor! Please join us on May 27, 2026, at 3:00 PM. We would love to celebrate your accomplishments as you prepare to graduate and begin the next chapter of your journey. Seniors will walk the halls of Coalton Elementary one final time while our students and staff cheer them on and celebrate their success. We encourage seniors to wear their caps and gowns for the event. Parents, family members, and former teachers are also warmly invited to attend and help us recognize this outstanding group of graduates. We are incredibly proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to celebrating you at Coalton Elementary! Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓

Board Game Bingo tonight at 6! Here are some of the board games up for grabs!!!

The PTA meeting will be held in the cafeteria this evening at 5:30. The 4th grade EMS meeting with Mrs. Kittle, EMS principal, will be held at 6:00 in the library. 4th grade students and their parents are invited!

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Board Game Bingo scheduled for tonight has been moved to next Wednesday, May 20.

Board Game Bingo Night!!! Please come out for a fun evening! A paper copy of this flyer will be coming home today!

🌟 Attention Parents! 🌟 We want to hear from YOU! Your feedback is invaluable in helping us create a nurturing and supportive environment for our children. Please take a few moments to fill out the CKH Family Survey. Your insights will help us improve our programs and ensure that every child has the best possible experience. If you are unsure of any of the terminology while taking the survey, please ask your students. They will be able to explain launches, the social contract, and much more! Click below to participate: https://app.ckh.org/public-survey/bidbyaz9

Here is the General Summative Assessment schedule for grades 3, 4, and 5! Please click on the picture to see the entire message!

5th Grade Cakewalk! Friday Night! 6:00pm Please support our students!

Info about the upcoming 5th grade fundraiser!!!

Picture Day is Monday! Please scroll through the pictures to see the order forms!

Volunteers needed! Forms came home yesterday!

The 3rd egg drop has been moved indoors!

Schools will administer the West Virginia General Summative Assessment (WVGSA) for Grades 3-8 this spring. The WVGSA is a test measuring academic progress for students and schools in West Virginia. The WVGSA is an untimed test administered online. All public school students will participate in the WVGSA at the grade level in which they are enrolled, unless they meet the criteria for participation in the West Virginia Alternate Summative Assessment. Students in Grades 3-8 will take the English language arts (ELA) reading, ELA writing, and mathematics tests, with students in Grades 5 and 8 also taking the science test. Student scores will be accessible to parents/guardians shortly after the completion of a content area test. More information and specific dates and times will be posted at a later date.

What is Chronic Absence? Here's What Parents Need to Know! Did you know that missing just 2 days a month—excused or unexcused—can add up to a chronic absence? That’s 18 or more days over the course of a school year. Chronic absence affects students of all ages and can have a serious impact on: ✔️ Academic performance ✔️ Reading and math achievement ✔️ Graduation rates ✔️ Long-term success in school and beyond Even in the early grades, every day matters. Students can fall behind quickly and may struggle to catch up—especially in subjects that build day by day. How can parents help? ✅ Make school attendance a priority ✅ Schedule appointments outside of school hours when possible ✅ Keep open communication with the school if your child is struggling ✅ Reach out—we’re here to support you! Let’s work together to ensure students are present, engaged, and ready to succeed. When it comes to learning… ✅ Each School Day Counts. ✅ Every One. Today, Randolph County Schools has 16.87% of its students identified as Chronically Absent. Forty-One Percent (41%) of RCS students have no attendance issues. Let's work to make that number grow by June 4th!