Good evening,
This is Amber Hardman, Lubeck Elementary School Principal. This time of year brings joy and excitement to kids and those of us who are kids at heart. As 2022 comes to a close, we have much to be thankful for. Lubeck has always been a special place filled with love, compassion, and high expectations. We strive for each child who enters our doors have a magical and meaningful educational experience that plants the seed for lifelong success.
Thank you for sharing your children with us and allowing us to be part of their learning journey. Thank you for being part of our team and supporting our mission to EDUCATE, EMPOWER, and EXCEL. In these challenging times, it truly takes a village. We are grateful that you are part of ours.
In closing, the Lubeck School office will be closed December 23-January 2 so that staff may enjoy time with their families. School reopens for students and staff on January 3. Have a safe and joyful holiday season. We look forward to serving our community in 2023.
Good evening. This is Christie Willis, superintendent of Wood County Schools. During this time of giving and celebration, time spent with the warmth of family and friends is so important. Wood County Schools would like to thank you for your support and dedication and wish you a joyous holiday season. Schools will be closed beginning Thursday, December 22nd. Schools will reopen on Tuesday, January 3rd. Wishing you good health and peace in the upcoming New Year.
Lubeck Newsletter for January 2023
Social Studies Fair information is being sent home with every 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Lubeck student today. This is optional for 3rd and 4th grade, but 5th graders are expected to do either a science OR social studies project. (The science fair was in November). If you have any questions, please reach out to your child's classroom teacher or Social Students Fair Coordinator, Miss Sammantha Sloan.
Thank you!
2022 Lubeck School Christmas Program & Choir Concert
Correction to the Winter Break listed on the Newsletter:
Winter Break is December 22-January 2
First Day Back for Students is January 3
Secret Santa Shop is next week December 5-9
Cash or Checks are accepted. Please make checks out to Lubeck PTA.
During pick up time, please be courteous of our neighbors by not parking in front of or across from their driveways. Remember we ask that on Lubeck Rd side that traffic doesn't start lining up until 2:40. This helps the buses be able to get in the correct line up order while still allowing for traffic to get by. Dismissal on Lubeck Roadside doesn't start until 3:00 and most days we are finished by 3:15.
Makeup Pictures will be taken tomorrow, Tuesday, November 29th for anyone who would like to have their pictures retaken (must send back the packet of pictures) or missed picture day.
We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday break. Reminder that tomorrow is the Science Fair for any students who signed up. Please send projects with students to school. Judging will begin promptly after the tardy bell.
Good evening from Wood County Schools. As we honor the men and women who have served our country, we would like to remind you that schools will be closed tomorrow, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day.
We would like to remind you that Wood County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 8th as our school buildings will be used for election day voting centers. Schools will reopen Wednesday morning. We hope you have a nice evening.
Congratulations to all the winners of the Vaping Prevention Poster and Video Contest. View the incredible creativity and diversity of our students' work! https://www.woodcountyschoolswv.com/page/vaping-prevention-contest-winners
Please join Jeff Sandy, Cabinet Secretary, and Rob Cunningham, Deputy Cabinet Secretary, from the WV Dept. of Homeland Security at 5:30 pm this evening at PHS in the auditorium. Learn more about the Governor's School Safety Initiative and the "See Something, Send Something" app.
Today, students will be bringing home information about the school Halloween Parade that is scheduled for October 27 at 2:15. So far, it looks like it will be a beautiful day!
Wood County Schools has made a change regarding the caller ID number for all mass calls and texts in which we want you to be aware. Previously, all mass calls made from Wood County Schools, used for emergencies or other important information, whether from the central office or from any individual school, used the number (304) 420-9520 for the caller ID. Starting today, all school mass calls will show a caller ID number that is the same as the school's main telephone number. District calls will continue to show a caller ID of (304) 420-9520. The caller ID number for any individual school may be verified by visiting the school's webpage and finding the phone number in the footer of the page.
The Vaping Prevention Contest has extended the deadline for all *video* entries. The new deadline is Monday, October 17th! Submit your video here: https://www.woodcountyschoolswv.com/page/vaping-prevention-videos
Reminder: Picture day at Lubeck Elementary is Wednesday, October 5th.
Wood County Schools will distribute a limited number of Wi-Fi hotspots to households with no or unreliable Internet access. To learn more, visit https://woodcountyschoolswv.com/hotspot
Wood County Schools will distribute a limited number of Wi-Fi hotspots to households with no or unreliable Internet access. To learn more, visit https://woodcountyschoolswv.com/hotspot
Lubeck Families,
The person in question has been located. We have been informed by local law enforcement and central office leadership that no threat exists and we may return to normal operations. As always, we will maintain strict safety protocols in and around our building.
Thank you to our local law enforcement personnel for immediately investigating the reported suspicious activity. We can never be too cautious when it comes to protecting our students.
Lubeck Families,
At Lubeck Elementary, safety is our top priority. There was a reported person of interest in the vicinity of Lubeck School. As a precaution, law enforcement was called to investigate. Our students are safe and our building is secure. There will be additional police presence on campus as a precautionary measure. Thank you!