🙌 We are incredibly proud of the outstanding students who represented KCS at the ✏️ State Math Field Day competition over the weekend! Securing a spot in the state competition is a tremendous accomplishment, and every student who competed should be incredibly proud of the work they put in to get there. 👇 Below are KCS Students that earned a top spot in their grade level! 🏅 Roger Lin from Central Elementary earned 3rd place in the 4th grade division 🥇 Hope Wu from John Adams Middle School took home 1st place in the 8th grade division 🥇 Shrihan Malkaram from George Washington High School won 1st place in the 10th–12th grade division 🎉 Archana Krishnathas from George Washington High School placed 10th in the 10th–12th grade division 👏 To top it off, Region III — which includes Kanawha County Schools — was named the Highest Scoring Region in the 10th–12th grade division! ✨📐 We’re so proud of the hard work shown by these students. 🧠
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
Roger Lin from Central Elementary won 3rd place in the 4th grade division at the state math field day contest
Hope Wu from John Adams won 1st place in the 8th grade division at the state math field day contest
Shrihan Malkaram from GW won 1st place in the high school division at the state math field day contest
Archana Krishnathas from GW won 10th place in the high school division at the state math field day contest
region 3 highest scoring region at the state math field day contest
💙 April is Autism Awareness Month, and we’re taking a moment to shout out some of the amazing people making a difference in Kanawha County Schools — our Autism Itinerants! KCS has four Autism Itinerants that travel from school to school, supporting students with autism, working with teachers and families, and helping create learning environments where every student can shine. ✨ Whether it’s coming up with personalized strategies, helping with communication tools, or just being a steady source of support, they’re making an impact every single day. 📸: Featured in this post is Meghan Cavendar. Check back throughout the month to meet the rest of the AUI Team!
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
meghan cavendar a KCS autism itenerant employee
🌟 We are excited to share our April Powerful Partners tip sheets for elementary students. 🌟 💪 Powerful Partner activities provide an opportunity for schools and guardians to work together to help students continue to develop their 🧠 academic skills while they are away from school. ✍️These are suggested enrichment opportunities and are completely optional. You can view all the April tip sheets by clicking here 👇 🔗 https://bit.ly/powerfulPartners
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
april powerful partners tip sheets are now online
🇺🇸 Military Signing Week 🇺🇸 This week, we are celebrating students during Military Signing Week— these young men and women who have made the brave and selfless decision to serve our country by enlisting in the United States Armed Forces. Watching these students sign their commitment to serve the United States has been inspiring. These aren’t just names on paper—they’re our classmates, friends, and neighbors who are stepping up to something greater than themselves. We are so proud of each of you. Thank you for choosing a path that protects and uplifts others. 💙❤️ 📸 : Pictured here are signing military signing ceremonies at Riverside High School, South Charleston High School, and St. Albans High School
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
south charleston high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
Riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
St. Albans high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
riverside high school student signing to enlist in the united states armed forces
📚✨ A Night at the Museum… Weberwood Style! 🏛️🎨 Weberwood Elementary was transformed into a living museum today, and it was fantastic! Each grade level turned their classrooms into immersive exhibits, complete with creative decorations, detailed research, and enthusiastic student presentations. Families and visitors spent the morning exploring and learning—all led by WES student curators! 🎨 Here are the themes each grade brought to life: 🧒 Preschool – Nature 🍃 🦋 Kindergarten – Butterflies and Owls 🦉 🌊 1st Grade – Under the Sea 🏺 2nd Grade – Ancient Egypt 🏞️ 3rd Grade – West Virginia Regions 🪨 4th Grade – The Rock Cycle 🗺️ 5th Grade – The 50 States From the coral reefs of the ocean to the deserts of Egypt, the mountains of West Virginia to the diverse landscapes of America, students wowed museum guests with their knowledge, creativity, and excitement for learning! Huge thanks to the staff, students, and families for making “Night at the Museum” such a memorable experience! 💙📖
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
weberwood elementary night at the museum first grade under the sea decorations and presentations
🎶 Big shoutout to all of our amazing middle and high school bands across Kanawha County Schools! 🎺🥁 We couldn’t be prouder of the hard work, heart, and talent you’ve shown this season. Out of our 20 KCS middle and high school bands: 🏆 11 earned a Superior rating (the highest!) 🌟 6 earned an Excellent rating 🎶 3 earned a Good rating Every group gave it their all, and it shows. From early morning rehearsals to late-night practices, your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed. Huge thanks to our directors, students, and families who make it all happen. You make KCS proud! 💛🖤
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
kcs middle school band ratings scores
kcs middle school band ratings scores
kcs middle school band ratings scores
kcs high school band ratings scores
🌿🌱 A few months ago, students at Kanawha City Elementary planted tiny coleus seeds and have been patiently watching them sprout and grow. 🌟Now that their plants are thriving, each student created their own terrarium! 🪴✨ 👩‍🔬🔬They’ll spend the next few weeks caring for their mini ecosystems, learning firsthand about responsibility, growth, and the magic of nature. 🧠 We’re so proud of these young scientists! 💚
3 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
kanawha city elementary student showing off their terrarium
🎓💃 Project GPA: Celebrate Smart, Stay Safe! 🚗🎉 Prom and graduation season is such an exciting time—memories are made, friendships are celebrated, and the future feels wide open. As students celebrate these wonderful milestones, we want them to do so safely. That’s why, for 19 years, Project GPA (Graduation, Prom, Alive) has helped keep Kanawha County students safe while they celebrate. Thursday morning during an event in Charleston, the Kanawha County Commission once again provided funding to every high school in Kanawha County to help schools host fun, supervised post-prom and post-graduation events. Giving students have a safe place to continue the celebration. At the same time, the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department increases patrols around high schools to help keep students safe and remind everyone to make smart choices. To all our students—have fun, be safe, and look out for each other. Your future is bright, and we want you to enjoy every moment ahead. 💙
4 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
kanawha county sheriff joey crawford speaking during the project gpa event
kanawha county sheriff joey crawford speaking during the project gpa event
kanawha county commissioner natalie tennant speaking during the project gpa event with kcs high school principals looking on
kcs deputy superintendent Dr. Paula Potter speaking during the project gpa press conference on Thursday April 3rd
kcs deputy superintendent Dr. Paula Potter speaking during the project gpa press conference on Thursday April 3rd
capital high school principal accepting a check from kanawha county commissioner Natalie Tennant
south charleston high school principal accepting a check from kanawha county commissioner Natalie Tennant
kcs deputy superintendent Dr. Paula Potter doing an interview with the media about why Project GPA is important
a sign highlighting what project GPA stands for. It stands for Graduation, Prom, Alive
a sign highlighting what project GPA stands for. It stands for Graduation, Prom, Alive
🎉 Congratulations to Charvitha Sanjaya, an 8th grader at John Adams Middle School, for winning the 2025 Charleston Gazette-Mail Regional Spelling Bee! 🏆 This win means Charvitha is headed to Washington, D.C. to compete in the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee starting on May 27th! Way to go, Charvitha! Best of luck—we know you’ll do great! 👏🐝
4 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
Congratulations! A photo of Charvitha Sanjaya holding her state spelling bee trophy
⭐💜 Kanawha County Schools Renews Purple Star District Status with 100% Participation! 💜⭐ We are proud to announce that Kanawha County Schools has been recognized again as a Purple Star District! Every school in KCS has successfully renewed its Purple Star Award status, demonstrating their commitment to supporting military-connected students and their families. ⭐ The Purple Star Award is given to schools and districts that go above and beyond to provide resources, programs, and support for students of military families. This designation recognizes schools that: ✅ Identify a trained military family point of contact ✅ Provide military family resources on their website ✅ Complete at least two military support activities ✅ Submit a localized plan of action to ensure ongoing support Kanawha County Schools is honored to maintain this status with 100% participation across all of our schools! We are dedicated to ensuring that students from military families feel supported, connected, and empowered to succeed. Thank you to our staff, families, and community partners who help make this program a success year after year! 💜⭐
4 months ago, Kanawha County Schools
missy ruddle thanking principals for doing the work to earn the purple heart award
kcs superintendent dr. tom williams thanking principals for doing the work to earn the purple heart
kcs principals learning that every school in the county earned the purple heart school recognition
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner
kcs principals giving a standing ovation for Veteran Jessica Lynch
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner
kcs principals accepting their purple star school banner