Welcome
Beverly Elementary School is located in the historic district of Beverly, WV. We are very proud of our school and our community. We are currently working on a 21st Century Learning Project which involves a partnership with The June Harless Center for Rural Educational Research and Development and Marshall University. We were recently recognized as a WV Innovation Zone by the West Virginia Department of Education
Our 21st Century Learning Project is based upon the Framework for 21st Century Learning. We are using this Framework as the blueprint for our project. For more information on the Framework for 21st Century Learning, please check out this link.
Please enjoy your time visiting our website. If you have questions and would like to know more about the exciting things happening at Beverly Elementary School, please feel free to contact us.
Our 21st Century Learning Project is based upon the Framework for 21st Century Learning. We are using this Framework as the blueprint for our project. For more information on the Framework for 21st Century Learning, please check out this link.
Please enjoy your time visiting our website. If you have questions and would like to know more about the exciting things happening at Beverly Elementary School, please feel free to contact us.
Student Information during COVID-19 Outbreak
Please be advised that we still have student personal effects remaining in the building that have not been picked up.
Please contact your child's teacher or the school principal to make arrangements to pick up your child's personal belongings.
**ATTENTION**
The Beverly Bookmobile will begin its summer schedule on Tuesday, June 9, 2020.
We look forward to seeing you at one of our stops.
The loop at the front of the school will be open
every Tuesday from 3:00 p.m. ~ 5:00 p.m. as a Bookmobile stop.
Interact Children's Museum Design Contest
The file below is a contest flier for the Interact Children’s Museum. The organization is currently a mobile museum, but plans to establish a permanent children’s museum in Elkins. More information and details will be forthcoming but for now, you can learn more at the website https://www.interactchildrensmuseum.org.
The board of directors is launching a contest for the public to submit a design idea for a new exhibit. They are asking for a $5 donation to accompany each submission, but it is important to know that ALL entries will be accepted regardless of donation.
This project is a way to stir up community interest while social distancing since all of the scheduled public events have been canceled.
We have an amazingly talented group of Wildcat student design artists here at Beverly Elementary School. It is always a highlight of my day when the children share their work with me. I encourage every Beverly Elementary Wildcat to get those creative juices flowing and submit a design.
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Many of you have been asking how you can help with providing school supplies and/or what types of school supplies children will need for the upcoming school year. Each grade level has created a list of items that children will be using throughout the year at that particular grade level. These lists are the same ones that were sent with the students' final report card at the close of school last year.
Please understand that the school will supply items to provide for your children. However, if you would like to purchase items for your child, that will be greatly appreciated. I have listed the items by grade level below.
Thank you!
PreSchool
· Boxes of tissues
· Clorox or Lysol Wipes
· Baby Wipes
· Baggies of all sizes (snack, sandwich, quart, and storage)
· Dry Erase Markers and erasers
Kindergarten
*Backpack
*Composition Notebook (non spiral)
*1 inch ~ 3 ring binder with a clear front pocket
*1 zippered supply pencil pouch (3 ring cloth ~ not plastic)
*Headphones ~ no ear buds as they do not stay
*Kleenex tissues
*Clorox/Lysol Wipes
*Baby Wipes
*Ziplock Bag (sandwich sized)
*White Card Stock Paper
*Colored Printer Paper
1st Grade
*1 large backpack
*24-count crayons (2 boxes)
*2 wide-ruled composition books (black & white marble front)
*1 red and 1 yellow plastic pocket folder (without prongs)
*1 set of over the head headphones (not earbuds)
*6 Elmer's glue sticks
*2 large pink erasers
*3 boxes of tissues
*3 containers of Clorox or Lysol wipes
*1 bottle hand sanitizer (girls)
*1 can of Lysol disinfecting spray (boys)
*2 black Expo dry erase markers
*Ziplock style bags (boys ~ 1 box sandwich size; girls ~ 1 box gallon size)
*1 box sharpened #2 pencils (Ticonderoga)
*1 zippered supply pencil pouch (preferably cloth and not plastic)
*multi-colored pack of card stock paper
*1 roll of paper towels
2nd Grade
*Headphones
*Box of crayons
*Box of #2 pencils
*Spiral notebook
*Wide-ruled paper
*Pencil box or pouch
*Glue sticks
*Old t-shirt (for painting projects)
*Colored copy paper
*Clorox wipes
*Kleenex
*Baby wipes
*Paper towels
3rd Grade
*5 composition books
*2 packs of notebook paper
*pencils (Ticonderoga brand lasts longer and sharpens better)
*crayons (package of at least 24)
*colored pencils
*4 pocket folders
*dry erase markers with eraser (for student use)
*pencil top erasers
*2 boxes of tissues
*headphones (for student use)
*clorox/lysol wipes
*paper plates (boys) ~ the heavier ones
*paper bowls (girls)
4th & 5th Grades
*#2 pencils
*loose leaf notebook paper
*3 notebooks (solid color)
*3 folders (solid color)
*1 box (crayons, colored pencils, or markers)
*Glue stick
*Headphones
*1 composition book
*Tissues
*Clorox wipes
*Hand Sanitizer
*Dry erase markers
*Sticky notes
WVU Extension and Beverly Elementary
~Edible Landscaping~
extension.wvu.edu/news/2019/06/28/randolph-county-edible-landscaping?fbclid=IwAR1otCeR9nSwDx4TG_Nn_yqsiJaXNQkWCTGJv92imwxyNsipBtfYuOaREhA
Paul G. Zickefoose, Principal
Stephanie Scott, Secretary
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