Game Day
Game Day!
Game Day!
Match Day!!
Mental Health Mondays
Need someone to talk to?
and love animals too? What about combining both?
Just Breathe Therapy, LLC offers equine (horse) therapy at their Hurricane barn.
Or for counseling/therapy only
Peace Valley Counseling Center has opened an office in Teays Valley to serve Mason County.
3857Teays Valley Road (Suite 5) . 681-341-2993
Or Prestera Health Services. 710 Viand St Pt Pleasant. 304.525-7851
The point is: You are not alone. And there is help out there. It's ok not to be ok and seeking help is a strength, not a weakness.
Need someone to talk to?
and love animals too? What about combining both?
Just Breathe Therapy, LLC offers equine (horse) therapy at their Hurricane barn.
Or for counseling/therapy only
Peace Valley Counseling Center has opened an office in Teays Valley to serve Mason County.
3857Teays Valley Road (Suite 5) . 681-341-2993
Or Prestera Health Services. 710 Viand St Pt Pleasant. 304.525-7851
The point is: You are not alone. And there is help out there. It's ok not to be ok and seeking help is a strength, not a weakness.
Game Day - Cancelled
Spring Bazaar - Saturday, March 28th. See attached for more information.
Report Cards
Report Cards will be sent home tonight
Report Cards will be sent home tonight
March Madness. Attendance Matters
Attendance Rate as of: March 24th .
Our attendance is rising but we still have a way to go! Let's get healthy!
7th Grade - 92.1 % LAST PLACE!!
8th Grade - 92.3 %
9th Grade - 95.5% FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!
10th Grade - 93.2 %
11th Grade - 92.8 %
12th Grade - 93.4 %
OVERALL ATTENDANCE: 93.2%
Attendance Rate as of: March 24th .
Our attendance is rising but we still have a way to go! Let's get healthy!
7th Grade - 92.1 % LAST PLACE!!
8th Grade - 92.3 %
9th Grade - 95.5% FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!
10th Grade - 93.2 %
11th Grade - 92.8 %
12th Grade - 93.4 %
OVERALL ATTENDANCE: 93.2%
Game Day
Mental Health Tip for Longer, Warmer Days 🌼
As the days get brighter and longer, notice how your energy and mood may shift—and let yourself move at your pace. More daylight doesn’t mean more pressure to “do it all.”
✨ Try this:
Spend 5–10 minutes outside each day
Open the windows and let in fresh air
Start or end your day with sunlight instead of scrolling
Gentle routines + natural light can be powerful for your mental health.
Be kind
As the days get brighter and longer, notice how your energy and mood may shift—and let yourself move at your pace. More daylight doesn’t mean more pressure to “do it all.”
✨ Try this:
Spend 5–10 minutes outside each day
Open the windows and let in fresh air
Start or end your day with sunlight instead of scrolling
Gentle routines + natural light can be powerful for your mental health.
Be kind
Safety Announcement
No one is allowed to park outback during after school practices.
This is for the safety of the students.
Thank you for your cooperation.
No one is allowed to park outback during after school practices.
This is for the safety of the students.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Game Day
SAVE THE DATE!
SPORTS PHYSICALS
Sports Physicals at Hannan High on May 18th. More information will follow.
SPORTS PHYSICALS
Sports Physicals at Hannan High on May 18th. More information will follow.
FAFSA (Financial Aid) Workshop
March 26th from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Location: Ashton Elementary softball field.
Knock out your FAFSA and enjoy a Lady Cats Softball Game. Game starts at 5 pm.
March 26th from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Location: Ashton Elementary softball field.
Knock out your FAFSA and enjoy a Lady Cats Softball Game. Game starts at 5 pm.
Free Construction Training for Women
See attached for more information.
See attached for more information.
Camp Mend a Heart.
Free camp for children and teens, ages 5-18, who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Saturday, August 1st from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. See attached for more information.
Free camp for children and teens, ages 5-18, who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Saturday, August 1st from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. See attached for more information.
UPDATE: Jostens will be at Hannan High on March 31st at 1:30 pm to pass out seniors' orders.
March Madness Attendance
Attendance Rate as of: March 16th
7th Grade - 89.5 % LAST PLACE!!
8th Grade - 90.9 %
9th Grade - 96.8 % FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!
10th Grade - 92.0 %
11th Grade - 92.4 %
12th Grade - 92.7 %
OVERALL ATTENDANCE: 92.3 %
Every grade has gone up a little except 7th grade, they went down. Overall rate has gone up a little too.
There's been a lot of sickness so hopefully we are past that now and recovering and getting back to school!!!
Attendance Rate as of: March 16th
7th Grade - 89.5 % LAST PLACE!!
8th Grade - 90.9 %
9th Grade - 96.8 % FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!
10th Grade - 92.0 %
11th Grade - 92.4 %
12th Grade - 92.7 %
OVERALL ATTENDANCE: 92.3 %
Every grade has gone up a little except 7th grade, they went down. Overall rate has gone up a little too.
There's been a lot of sickness so hopefully we are past that now and recovering and getting back to school!!!
Mental Health Mondays
🌱 March Mental Health Tip: Reset, Don’t Rush
March often brings pressure—state testing, grades, sports, social stress, and the feeling that everything is speeding up. This is a great month to focus on resetting routines instead of pushing harder.
For Students (Middle & High School)
Do a daily “check-in”: Ask yourself, “What’s one thing I did well today?” (It doesn’t have to be big.)
Protect sleep as days get longer—going to bed at a consistent time helps mood, focus, and stress.
Get outside when you can: Even 10–15 minutes of daylight can boost energy and reduce anxiety.
Speak up early: If school feels overwhelming, talk to a trusted adult before stress piles up.
For Parents & Caregivers
Normalize stress, not suffering: Let your child know it’s okay to feel overwhelmed—and that help is available.
Ask open-ended questions like:
“What’s been the hardest part of your week?”
“What’s something you’re looking forward to?”
Watch for changes in sleep, appetite, mood, or motivation—small shifts can be early signs of stress.
Model balance: Taking breaks, resting, and asking for help teaches kids to do the same.
A Simple Family Reset Idea for March
Pick one small habit to adjust together this month (earlier bedtime, tech-free dinner once a week, short walks, or a weekly check-in). Small changes add up.
🌱 March Mental Health Tip: Reset, Don’t Rush
March often brings pressure—state testing, grades, sports, social stress, and the feeling that everything is speeding up. This is a great month to focus on resetting routines instead of pushing harder.
For Students (Middle & High School)
Do a daily “check-in”: Ask yourself, “What’s one thing I did well today?” (It doesn’t have to be big.)
Protect sleep as days get longer—going to bed at a consistent time helps mood, focus, and stress.
Get outside when you can: Even 10–15 minutes of daylight can boost energy and reduce anxiety.
Speak up early: If school feels overwhelming, talk to a trusted adult before stress piles up.
For Parents & Caregivers
Normalize stress, not suffering: Let your child know it’s okay to feel overwhelmed—and that help is available.
Ask open-ended questions like:
“What’s been the hardest part of your week?”
“What’s something you’re looking forward to?”
Watch for changes in sleep, appetite, mood, or motivation—small shifts can be early signs of stress.
Model balance: Taking breaks, resting, and asking for help teaches kids to do the same.
A Simple Family Reset Idea for March
Pick one small habit to adjust together this month (earlier bedtime, tech-free dinner once a week, short walks, or a weekly check-in). Small changes add up.
