Saundra Ballengee will be at the school till 9:30 if you need candy bars!!
Our PHE Schoolwide World's Finest Chocolate Fundraiser has begun!!!
To those of you who have already sold boxes and turned in money!! WOW is all i can say.
When you sell your first box and turn in your money you will earn your first 2 prizes!!
Fidget spinner: glow in the dark Blaze spinner!! And!! Drop n pop it!!
Keep selling with the help from an adult and remember: every box sold helps us to get closer to our school wide 5lb candy bar drawing!!!
Pleasant Hill Elementary families—don’t forget to join us tomorrow for our Spring Fun Fest at PHE!
📅 Thursday, March 26, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
📍 Pleasant Hill Elementary School
✨ Activities Include:
• Parent Workshops
• Egg Hunt
• Ice Cream Sundaes
It’s going to be a fun-filled afternoon for our students and families. We hope to see you there!
🌼💛 Come celebrate spring with us! 💛🌼
We are excited to kick off our World’s Finest Chocolate Fundraiser! This is a delicious way to support Pleasant Hill Elementary while helping our students earn fun prizes.
📅 Fundraiser Dates
• Start Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2026
• Last Day to Check Out Chocolate: Thursday, April 16, 2026
• Last Day to Turn in Money: Friday, April 17, 2026
💵 Chocolate Bars
• $2 each
• Peanut‑free options available
• Boxes include 40 bars
🎁 Student Prizes
Students can earn prizes by selling chocolate, including bonus prize levels and drawings! Prizes are based on money turned in by the collection deadline.
✅ Important Reminders for Families
• Money must be turned in before additional chocolate can be checked out
• Checks should be made payable as instructed on the fundraiser materials
• Please help students return their completed checkout forms and envelopes on time
Thank you for supporting our school and helping make this fundraiser a sweet success! If you have questions, please contact the school office.
🍬💙 We appreciate our Pleasant Hill families! 💙🍬
At Pleasant Hill, we love celebrating students who show up, work hard, and stay committed. Each week, we recognize a student who has demonstrated perfect attendance and earned a special place in our Eagle’s Nest! 🦅💛💙
This week’s Eagle’s Nest Student of the Week is…
✨Harley Nester✨
We’re so proud of this student’s dedication!
At the end of each week, we’ll continue randomly recognizing students with strong attendance, so keep showing up and doing your best—your name might be next!
#PHEStrong #EaglesNest #AttendanceMatters #PleasantHillProud #MissingSchool=MissingOut
Parent‑Teacher Conferences for Pleasant Hill Elementary will be held on Tuesday, March 24th from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM.
📝 Sign‑up sheets are coming home in student bags this evening, so please check backpacks and return your preferred time as soon as possible.
We look forward to meeting with you and celebrating your child’s progress! 💛
🌸 Save the Date, PHE Families! 🌸
We’re excited to announce a special Spring Fling coming your way! 🎉
Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 26, 2026, right here at PHE!
Time: 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Bring the whole family for fun and learning, including:
🌼 Informational Title I Workshops
🥚 Egg Hunts for students
🍦 A sweet Ice Cream Social
More details will be shared soon — but we wanted to make sure you could save the date now! 💛
We can’t wait to celebrate spring with our school community!
📢 Parent Update: CyberSWAT Online Safety Lessons
West Virginia now requires all public schools to provide annual online‑safety instruction for students in grades 3–12 under Senate Bill 466. Parents who would like to read the bill can find it here:
Senate Bill 466
To meet this requirement, our students will be completing CyberSWAT Skyll lessons—interactive, age‑appropriate sessions that teach safe and responsible technology use.
These lessons address several important topics, including:
Recognizing online predators
Understanding the risks of sexting or sharing explicit materials
Cyberbullying prevention
Human trafficking awareness
Safe use of online communication platforms
How to identify, avoid, and report dangerous or illegal online behavior
The parent letter has been sent home with 6-12th grade students and will be sent home with grades 3-5 next week. It explains that the SWAT program provides interactive lessons focused on digital literacy and online safety.
Parents can preview a sample lesson here:
CyberSWAT Sample Lesson
Thank you for partnering with us to help keep students safe as they navigate today’s digital world.
Bus 21 will be delayed due to a line down on Sassafras. This will require the bus to back track, creating a 30 min delay for students who live on Russett/Rt 7.
📅 Calhoun County Schools 2026–27 Calendar Is Now Available!
We’re excited to share our official 2026–27 school calendar with families, students, and staff. This calendar outlines key dates for the upcoming school year, including the first and last days of school, holidays, breaks, professional learning days, and important milestones.
✨ What’s Inside:
First and last day of school
Scheduled breaks and holidays
Faculty Senate and Professional Learning days
Emergency make‑up day information
Graduation Date
Having the calendar early helps everyone plan ahead — from family vacations to community events — and ensures a smooth start to the new school year.
📌 View the full 2026–27 calendar here: 2026-2027 Calendar
We appreciate our families and staff for staying engaged and informed. Here’s to a great year ahead for our Red Devil community!
The Calhoun County Board of Education proudly recognized several outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and academic success at the March 16th Board of Education meeting!
Please join us in congratulating the following students for their achievements:
Wrestling
🏅 Cooper Summers – 12U 125 lbs Class
State Champion & Region 1 Champion
🏅 Charlotte Bain – 6U 50 lbs Class
State Champion
Science Fair
🏅 Henley Cunningham – Division I, Physics & Astronomy
“Bounce to the Heat Beat”
🏅 Scarlett Probasco – Division I, Chemistry I
“Layered Logic” – Regional 3rd Place
Social Studies Fair
🏅 Henley Cunningham & Scarlett Probasco – Division I, World History
“One World Five Rings: Mapping the Olympic”
🏅 Elizabeth Collins – Division II, Anthropology, Group
“Man O’ War”
🏅 Silas Cunningham & Bentley Snodgress – Division II, Economics, Group
“The Business Behind the Bar”
Math Field Day
🏅 Thorin Gungle – 1st Place (Fourth Grade)
🏅 Axton White – 2nd Place (Fourth Grade)
🏅 Daisy Gibson – 1st Place (6th Grade)
🏅 Addison Collins – Senior High Team Member
Students Not Pictured
Science Fair
• Sophia Bartelt – Division II, Chemistry II
“Which Candies Will Dissolve?” – Regional Attendee
Social Studies Fair
• Evan Griffin – Division II, Anthropology, Individual
“The Cultural Phenomenon of Pizza: Why Does It Exist?”
• Reagan Morgan & MaKenna Cunningham – Division II, Sociology, Group
“Fydor Dostoevsky”
• Allianna Hill – Partner with Elizabeth Collins for
“Man O’ War”
• Chase Parsons & Isaac Fitzwater – Division I, Sociology, Group
“Randy Moss: An NFL Legend”
Math Field Day
4th Grade:
• Kyson Sampson – 2nd Place
5th Grade:
• Willis Gainer‑Pittman – 1st Place
• Case McCumbers – 2nd Place
• Jayden Boyd – 3rd Place
6th Grade:
• Kenlie Jarvis – 1st Place
• Mason Sampson – 2nd Place
7th Grade:
• Allianna Hill – 1st Place
• Paisley Harper – 2nd Place
• Parker Hoskins – 2nd Place
8th Grade:
• Emma Frail – 1st Place
• Paisley Harper – 2nd Place
• Payton Quick – 2nd Place
9th Grade:
• Kyle Christmas – 2nd Place
• Dagan Gainer‑Pittman – 3rd Place
10th–12th Grades (Senior High Team Members):
• Clay Allison
• Madison Cunningham
• Raylee Cunningham
• Camden Carpenter
• Wyatt McCumbers
• Evan Burch
• Raeonna Stamper
• Lance Grogg
• Maddox Siwicki
