
It’s game time! Our PMS Staff will take on the Drug Free All Stars in an exciting basketball showdown in 30 minutes!
This special event brings entertainment, school spirit, and an important message about the power of making healthy, drug-free choices.
We are excited for our students to come cheer, laugh, learn, and be inspired. Let’s show our support for a drug-free lifestyle! 💪

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Group 1 reports Monday next week.
Group 2 Reports Tuesday next week.
Group 3 Reports Thursday next week.
If students cannot make it on their particular day, please have them see Ms. Lucas or Mrs. Mills.

See the attached flyer! This would be an awesome opportunity for some of our students!


Middle school can be tough, but you don’t have to go through challenges alone. This month, Mercer County Schools will focus on practical coping strategies and ways to support your own mental health.
There will be activities and opportunities to learn how to manage stress, talk through feelings, and find positive outlets when life gets overwhelming. Remember: your feelings matter, and your life matters. Together, we can create a supportive
community.
#SuicideAwareness #MercerCares #ReachOut




September 9, 2025
Live Event!
Topic: Breaking the Silence: Talking Mental Health with Your Kids & Teens
Hosted by Minding Your Mind
Mercer County Schools is proud to share this opportunity for parents and caregivers to learn strategies for having open, supportive conversations about mental health with children and teens.
This free webinar will give families practical tools, insights, and resources to help break the stigma and create safe spaces for young people to share their feelings.
Don’t miss out on this important conversation!
#SuicideAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthMatters #MercerStrong #MindingYourMind
To register go to the following link:
https://www.operationparent.org/webinars


We will be conducting in-person training with all students regarding the new "Reach Out" app during the month of September. Below is an explanation of what the "Reach Out" app does.
"Relatable & Supportive"
Middle school can feel overwhelming sometimes—friend drama, stress, or just tough days.
That’s why we have ReachOut! It connects students with licensed counselors who listen and care.
It’s safe. It’s confidential. And it’s available whenever they need it.
Just click the “Let’s Talk” icon on your school computer.

Students got to see a 3D printer create a "Fidget Dinosaur!" Students then played with "Zivko," Mr. O'Dell's robot. Following Zivko's introduction, students were tasked with designing their own robot to perform a certain beneficial function. Lastly, students explored designing and building paper airplanes, with a discussion on what would make them go the farthest. Today, students got to launch their airplanes and see how far they would go! We LOVE STEM at Princeton Middle School!! Activities don't have to be complicated and they can be SO MUCH FUN! :)










Happy Labor Day! (Remember, there is no school Monday!)
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Students were sent home today with two important documents that need your attention and signature! The "Mercer County Schools Device Agreement" and the "Mercer County Schools Acceptable Use Policy (I-03-B)" must be signed and returned to the homeroom teacher in order for students to receive devices. You can either complete the paper forms or sign them digitally via the parent portal (using the attached QR code) or complete the documents via both routes (just to be on the safe side!) We appreciate your time and help in ensuring that your student has a successful year at PMS! Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the school!
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Parents,
Students will be bringing home a "Device Agreement" form and a "Policy I-03B (AUP)" form. Please read these carefully, sign and have your child return them to the homeroom teacher THIS WEEK. Students WHO HAVE turned in their SIGNED Device Agreement and Policy I-03B (AUP) Agreement will be issued devices next week. Anyone not having these forms in WILL NOT be issued a device until the forms are completed and turned in.
Thanks!


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🎉 What an AWESOME first day at Princeton Middle School! 🎉
We’re so thankful for our amazing students and staff — and shoutout to everyone for the fantastic attendance on Day 1! 💯👏
✅ Don’t forget to return all paperwork
🔒 Make sure your student has a lock for their locker
📞 Need help? Call us at 304-425-7517
Let’s make this year the best one yet! 💙💛
📣 SAVE THE DATE:
Meet the Tigers 🐯
📅 August 25th | 🕕 6:00 PM | 📍 PMS Gym
#PMSPride #TigerStrong #BackToSchool2025 #MeetTheTigers

Mercer County Schools has a NEW communication tool called Rooms 🎉. This easy-to-use feature lets you connect with all your child’s teachers—in one convenient spot!
✅ Download the Mercer County Schools app
✅ Access all teacher messages in one place
✅ Have kids in different schools? No problem—you can manage it all through the app!
Check out the graphic below for step-by-step instructions on setting up your account. 💬📲
#MercerCountySchools #StayConnected


We’re excited to welcome everyone back tomorrow morning as we kick off a fantastic new school year!
Morning Arrival:
All students will begin the day in their assigned seating area in the gymnasium.
Paperwork Reminder:
If your student received paperwork during Meet the Teacher and has completed it, please be sure they bring it with them tomorrow and turn it in to their homeroom teacher. Students will all receive a new schedule tomorrow morning!
What to Bring:
A lock for their locker
A plastic water bottle (preferred so it can be refilled throughout the day)
Dismissal:
The dismissal bell rings at 3:17 PM for all students. Please make sure your student knows how they will be getting home.
Important for 7th Graders:
All 7th grade students who were contacted must bring their updated immunization records to the office before reporting to the gym.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to call us at 304-425-7517.
We’re looking forward to an amazing 2025–2026 school year!




As we gear up for an exciting new school year at Princeton Middle School, we want to make sure all students are ready to attend Day #1 without any issues!
✅ Required Vaccinations:
All 7th grade students must have updated Tdap and Meningococcal vaccination records on file.
📬 Please submit shot records by:
Dropping them off at PMS
Faxing to 304-487-2250
Emailing to ireynolds@k12.wv.us
Let’s start the year off right—it’s going to be a great one! 🎉
#PMSBackToSchool #7thGradeReady #PrincetonMiddle