Jason Polgar, founder of Ryan’s Prayer of Hope and Healing, has donated 66 iPads to Brooke County Schools to support our special needs students and help them learn, communicate, and grow.
This evening, Kathryn Young from the Autism Committee presented Jason with a $1,900 check to support and continue the mission of Ryan’s Prayer of Hope and Healing



Brooke Middle needs you!

🚨 Brooke County Schools Staff & Students 🚨
On March 10th, we are asking ALL Brooke County Schools staff & students to join BHS PreK in wearing ORANGE to show district-wide support for Laiden and to help raise awareness for Brugada Syndrome.
🧡 Why Orange?
Wearing orange is a simple but powerful way to stand together for students facing rare medical conditions. On March 10th, our united effort will help spread awareness and show Laiden that the entire Brooke County Schools community is behind him.
Brugada Syndrome is a rare, inherited heart rhythm condition that affects the heart’s ability to pump normally. It involves irregular rhythms that begin in the lower chambers of the heart and can be detected through an irregular ECG, which measures the heart’s electrical activity.🧡
#BrugadaSyndromeAwareness #TeamLaiden #WearOrange #BHSPReKSupportsYou
On March 10th, we are asking ALL Brooke County Schools staff & students to join BHS PreK in wearing ORANGE to show district-wide support for Laiden and to help raise awareness for Brugada Syndrome.
🧡 Why Orange?
Wearing orange is a simple but powerful way to stand together for students facing rare medical conditions. On March 10th, our united effort will help spread awareness and show Laiden that the entire Brooke County Schools community is behind him.
Brugada Syndrome is a rare, inherited heart rhythm condition that affects the heart’s ability to pump normally. It involves irregular rhythms that begin in the lower chambers of the heart and can be detected through an irregular ECG, which measures the heart’s electrical activity.🧡
#BrugadaSyndromeAwareness #TeamLaiden #WearOrange #BHSPReKSupportsYou

Congratulations to the Brooke County Schools Math Field Day regional winners!
Adam Khalifa (4th Grade, Jefferson) -- 4th Place
Keenan Mowry (8th Grade) -- 4th Place
Easton Williams (9th Grade) -- 3rd Place, qualifies for state.
10th - 12th grade:
Elijah Lanigan -- 10th place, qualifies for state
Conner Ray -- 6th place, qualifies for state
Isaac Lanigan -- 3rd place, qualifies for state
Adam Khalifa (4th Grade, Jefferson) -- 4th Place
Keenan Mowry (8th Grade) -- 4th Place
Easton Williams (9th Grade) -- 3rd Place, qualifies for state.
10th - 12th grade:
Elijah Lanigan -- 10th place, qualifies for state
Conner Ray -- 6th place, qualifies for state
Isaac Lanigan -- 3rd place, qualifies for state




Brooke PreK hosted a Snowball STEM night in January!! Students and their families worked through fun science and math activities including constructing catapults and snowball launchers, a sweet snowflake snack, mixing up blizzards in a bottle and homemade snow!!





Good evening, this is a reminder that Monday, March 2nd is a professional learning day for staff. Brooke County Schools will be closed for students.

Due to the water line damage at the BHS/BMS campus AND central kitchen. All Brooke County Schools will be closed for Friday, February 27th.

Good evening, due to the water line break at Brooke High School, BHS will be closed for Friday, February 27th. This is for Brooke High School ONLY!

Brooke High School will dismiss today at 12:30pm due to a water line break at the high school. This is for Brooke High School only.

Wednesday, February 25th was Deaf Awareness Day at the WV Capitol!! PreK celebrated their friends with Superpowers, Wyatt and Eva by wearing blue!!!! 💙🩵🤟🏼🩵💙

Good morning, for Wednesday, February 25th, Brooke County Schools will operate on a 2-Hour Delay, due to inclement weather.

Brooke County PK–4 teachers and staff are demonstrating strong leadership skillsets. Educators are actively engaged in professional development grounded in research from Franklin Covey Education, reflecting on their commitment to continuous growth and excellence in practice.






Today, the teachers at Jefferson Intermediate School are dedicating their time to meaningful professional learning, diving into the research behind achieving their wildly important goals with the FranklinCovey Education team. This professional development is grounded in the powerful framework from The 4 Disciplines of Execution for Educators, helping our staff sharpen their focus, strengthen their strategies, and continue growing in ways that directly support student success. We are proud of their commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in education!








Good Evening! This is a reminder that Monday & Tuesday there will be no school for students. These days have been set aside on the calendar for staff development. Thanks!

Save the date!

At tonight’s BOE meeting students honored for Buckeye 8 All League.
Volleyball : Maggie Diserio, Melia McCullough, Lily Clark
Boys Soccer: Cooper Byers
Girls Soccer: Aaliyah Siegel,
Maya Kusic, Emma Riggs
Cross Country: Gavin Scott, Elizabeth Edgell
Golf: Parker McMahon, Colton Yensen
Football: Ty Sperringer, Cory Maynard, Grant Yost, Cole Bolen







Math Field Day scheduled for Saturday, February 7th is still on. The event is at Brooke Middle School and registration begins at 8:30am!

Good evening, due to the expected weather throughout the day tomorrow, Brooke County Schools will be closed for Friday, February 6th. This will be a Non-Traditional Instructional Day!

Due to a water line break in the City of Follansbee, Jefferson Intermediate will be closed for Thursday, February 5th. Thanks!

What is Communities in Schools?

