All Taylor County Schools will begin on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, March 17th, 2026.
23 days ago, TCS News
Today, teachers and staff participated in various professional learning sessions and collaborative activities focused on supporting student needs and strengthening academic achievement. Educators engaged in meaningful discussions and shared strategies while learning new approaches to enhance instruction. Through ongoing professional learning and teamwork, our staff remains committed to helping every student succeed. Thank you to our dedicated educators for investing in our students and their futures! 📚🍎
23 days ago, Helen Roberts
Watch the video to explore how manipulatives can support the conceptual understanding of division, starting with the idea of sharing and grouping, then moving into more complex concepts like partitioning and quotients.
Progression of Division
23 days ago, Morgan Williams
We are just ONE WEEK away from this year's Spring Craft & Vendor Show, and we need your help to make it successful!
We are looking for a few volunteers to help with set up/tear down, raffle ticket sales, and admission sales!
If you're interested in helping for an hour or two next Saturday, please sign up here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050A4BA8AE29A6FA7-62726963-wtes#/
We are looking forward to a very successful event!
25 days ago, West Taylor News
1 week away!
25 days ago, West Taylor News
2025-26 Calendar Update for Taylor County Schools-
We have great news to share! The West Virginia Department of Education has approved our 180‑day calendar waiver request. This means we will NOT be required to make up three snow days this school year.
📅 The last school day for student attendance in grades K–12 will remain June 3rd.
Thank you for your continued support of our students, staff, and school community!
26 days ago, Jennifer McCarthy
Celebrating Our Young Writers!
During last night's board meeting, we had the pleasure of recognizing the talented winners of this year’s Young Writer’s Contest. Congratulations to all of our winners and participants for sharing your voices and stories with us. Thank you to our teachers, families, and supporters who continue to encourage and inspire our young authors every day.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding students!
28 days ago, Helen Roberts
📢 Reminder! 📢
Classroom Raffle Basket donations are due Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
These baskets are our biggest fundraiser of the year and help the PTO provide things like field trips, spirit shirts, Fun Day (a student favorite!), family events, and more for our school.
Thank you so much for your continued support and generosity! ⭐
30 days ago, West Taylor News
We loved having the Grafton High School Honor Society students come read to our students last week during Read Across America Week! We also enjoyed seeing our West Taylor Alumni!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Mark your calendars!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
about 1 month ago, Morgan Williams
Don't forget that Book Fair starts tomorrow and will run through Thursday during your child's library day and time. Family Night is on Wednesday, March 11 until 5:30.
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Thank you all for your donations for Logan Elementary School! We also raised $390 on our pajama day!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
We hope to see you at our PTO Craft and Vendor Show!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Reminder: There is a PTO Meeting tonight at 5:30 p.m.
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Thank you all for your donations for Cayden Gillespie on our pajama day in February!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
We are having Book Fair next week!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
There is a lunch menu change for tomorrow, Wednesday, March 4.
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Reminder: Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 4 is Pajama Day to help Logan Elementary School in WV. Any and all donations are optional but appreciated!
about 1 month ago, West Taylor News
Watch the video to explore the conceptual progression of multiplication, using manipulatives to illustrate the shift from repeated addition to an understanding of arrays, grouping, and partitioning.
Progression of Multiplication
about 1 month ago, Morgan Williams
