Little Pioneers Banquet - 11.11.12 - This Sunday

The Little Pioneer Banquet will be Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Senior Center at 1:00 PM.

Please make sure all equipment and uniforms are turned in no later than this day.

Cheerleaders need to bring drinks. (League will provide cups)

Football:

A-Team Bring a dessert.

B-Team Bring a covered dish (casserole etc.)

C-Team Bring a vegetable

( League will provide main dish and cups, plates,napkins..etc.)

Any questions please call Leisa Dean 304.997.6394

Glenville State College Cheerleaders: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

The Glenville State College Cheerleaders are selling Krispy Kreme doughnuts to raise money to travel to a National Cheerleading Competition.

Last year, the squad participated and placed second place in a national competition and are trying to get to it again.

They are selling dozens of glazed, chocolate iced, lemon filled, raspberry filled and creme filled doughnuts.

For more information or to purchase doughnuts to help the cheerleaders, call 304.462.7361 to get in contact with the cheerleaders.

Thank you for all your support.

Go Pioneers!

Little Pioneers Banquet - November 11, 2012

The Little Pioneer Banquet will be Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Senior Center at 1:00 PM.

Please make sure all equipment and uniforms are turned in no later than this day.

Cheerleaders need to bring drinks. (League will provide cups)

Football:

A-Team Bring a dessert.

B-Team Bring a covered dish (casserole etc.)

C-Team Bring a vegetable

( League will provide main dish and cups, plates,napkins..etc.)

Any questions please call Leisa Dean 304.997.6394

Little Pioneers Banquet - 11.11.12

The Little Pioneer Banquet will be Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Senior Center at 1:00 PM.

Please make sure all equipment and uniforms are turned in no later than this day.

Cheerleaders need to bring drinks. (League will provide cups)

Football:

A-Team Bring a dessert.

B-Team Bring a covered dish (casserole etc.)

C-Team Bring a vegetable

( League will provide main dish and cups, plates,napkins..etc.)

Any questions please call Leisa Dean 304.997.6394

G-OB™: Gilmer County Schools –  Elementary Cheerleading Coach - SFES - 09.21.12

Title

Elementary Cheerleading Coach

Grade Level
Elementary

Description:

FOR THE POSITION OF: ASSISTANT ATHLETIC COACH 
 
REPORTS TO: Principal/Athletic Director/Head Coach 
 
JOB GOAL: To assist with participating student to achieve a high level of skill, an appreciation for the values of discipline and an increased level of self-esteem. 
 
RESPONSBILITIES: 
 
Professional and Interpersonal Relations, 
 
1. cooperates with building principal, 
 
2. cooperates with athletic director, 
 
3. develops rapport with coaching staff within the school, 
 
4. organizes coaching staff, 
 
5. develops positive relationship with participants, 
 
6. develops positive relationship with student body, 
 
7. develops positive relationship with faculty, 
 
8. develops positive relationship with parents and community, 
 
9. develops positive relationship with game officials, 
 
10. develops positive relationship with news media, 
 
11. develops positive relationship with opponents, 
 
12. employs appropriate conduct during games,
 
13. employs appropriate conduct during practices, 
 
14. attends league, conference and WVSSAC meetings as required 
 
15. participates in activities that foster professional growth and development, 
 
16. motivates staff and players toward desired goals, and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language. 
 
Coaching and Related Areas, 
 
17. develops high caliber and quality instruction, 
 
18. teaches fundamental skills, 
 
19. handles athletic injuries, 
 
20. cares for equipment, 
 
21. supervises participants and disciplines team appropriately, 
 
22. designs quality organization of practice sessions, 
 
23. designs pre-season planning, 
 
24. supervises managers and other support personnel, 
 
25. manages budget, 
 
26. follows purchasing procedures, 
 
27. initiates game organizational skills, 
 
28. follows board of education, league, conference, and WVSSAC policies, 
 
29. devotes time and energy to coaching duties, 
 
30. follows end of season procedures, 
 
31.  performs other duties as assigned by principal/athletic director. 

Job Location or School Name:
Sand Fork Elementary

City:
Sand Fork, WV

County:
Gilmer

Qualifications:
* Hold or qualify for West Virginia Certificate as required   under State Board Policy 5202 
* Possess the knowledge, skills and ability to successfully   carry out responsibilities of the position. 

Salary:
$600

Closing Date:
2012.09.21

Comments:
Posting E13-203-01

SUBMIT:  Appl; Copy of Cert.        Previous two evals. Current employees submit Extracurricular Bid Sheet 
www.gilmercountyschools.org

Must be received by: 09.21.12   3:00 PM

Apply to:
Ronald Blankenship, Superintendent 
Gilmer County Schools 
201 N. Court Street 
Glenville, WV 26351 
 
Fax: 304.462.5103

County Contact Email:
“rrblank@access.k12.wv.us”

G-OB™: Gilmer County Schools –  Elementary Cheerleading Coach - TES - 09.21.12

Title

Elementary Cheerleading Coach

Grade Level
Elementary

Description:

FOR THE POSITION OF: ASSISTANT ATHLETIC COACH 
 
REPORTS TO: Principal/Athletic Director/Head Coach 
 
JOB GOAL: To assist with participating student to achieve a high level of skill, an appreciation for the values of discipline and an increased level of self-esteem. 
 
RESPONSBILITIES: 
 
Professional and Interpersonal Relations, 
 
1. cooperates with building principal, 
 
2. cooperates with athletic director, 
 
3. develops rapport with coaching staff within the school, 
 
4. organizes coaching staff, 
 
5. develops positive relationship with participants, 
 
6. develops positive relationship with student body, 
 
7. develops positive relationship with faculty, 
 
8. develops positive relationship with parents and community, 
 
9. develops positive relationship with game officials, 
 
10. develops positive relationship with news media, 
 
11. develops positive relationship with opponents, 
 
12. employs appropriate conduct during games,
 
13. employs appropriate conduct during practices, 
 
14. attends league, conference and WVSSAC meetings as required 
 
15. participates in activities that foster professional growth and development, 
 
16. motivates staff and players toward desired goals, and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language. 
 
Coaching and Related Areas, 
 
17. develops high caliber and quality instruction, 
 
18. teaches fundamental skills, 
 
19. handles athletic injuries, 
 
20. cares for equipment, 
 
21. supervises participants and disciplines team appropriately, 
 
22. designs quality organization of practice sessions, 
 
23. designs pre-season planning, 
 
24. supervises managers and other support personnel, 
 
25. manages budget, 
 
26. follows purchasing procedures, 
 
27. initiates game organizational skills, 
 
28. follows board of education, league, conference, and WVSSAC policies, 
 
29. devotes time and energy to coaching duties, 
 
30. follows end of season procedures, 
 
31.  performs other duties as assigned by principal/athletic director. 

Job Location or School Name:
Troy Elementary

City:
Troy, WV

County:
Gilmer

Qualifications:
* Hold or qualify for West Virginia Certificate as required   under State Board Policy 5202 
* Possess the knowledge, skills and ability to successfully   carry out responsibilities of the position. 

Salary:
$600

Closing Date:
2012.09.21

Comments:
Posting E13-205-01

SUBMIT:  Appl; Copy of Cert.        Previous two evals. Current employees submit Extracurricular Bid Sheet 
www.gilmercountyschools.org

Must be received by: 09.21.12   3:00 PM

Apply to:
Ronald Blankenship, Superintendent 
Gilmer County Schools 
201 N. Court Street 
Glenville, WV 26351 
 
Fax: 304.462.5103

County Contact Email:
“rrblank@access.k12.wv.us”

G-OB™: Gilmer County Schools –  Elementary Cheerleading Coach - NES - 09.21.12

Title

Elementary Cheerleading Coach

Grade Level
Elementary

Description:

FOR THE POSITION OF: ASSISTANT ATHLETIC COACH 
 
REPORTS TO: Principal/Athletic Director/Head Coach 
 
JOB GOAL: To assist with participating student to achieve a high level of skill, an appreciation for the values of discipline and an increased level of self-esteem. 
 
RESPONSBILITIES: 
 
Professional and Interpersonal Relations, 
 
1. cooperates with building principal, 
 
2. cooperates with athletic director, 
 
3. develops rapport with coaching staff within the school, 
 
4. organizes coaching staff, 
 
5. develops positive relationship with participants, 
 
6. develops positive relationship with student body, 
 
7. develops positive relationship with faculty, 
 
8. develops positive relationship with parents and community, 
 
9. develops positive relationship with game officials, 
 
10. develops positive relationship with news media, 
 
11. develops positive relationship with opponents, 
 
12. employs appropriate conduct during games,
 
13. employs appropriate conduct during practices, 
 
14. attends league, conference and WVSSAC meetings as required 
 
15. participates in activities that foster professional growth and development, 
 
16. motivates staff and players toward desired goals, and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language. 
 
Coaching and Related Areas, 
 
17. develops high caliber and quality instruction, 
 
18. teaches fundamental skills, 
 
19. handles athletic injuries, 
 
20. cares for equipment, 
 
21. supervises participants and disciplines team appropriately, 
 
22. designs quality organization of practice sessions, 
 
23. designs pre-season planning, 
 
24. supervises managers and other support personnel, 
 
25. manages budget, 
 
26. follows purchasing procedures, 
 
27. initiates game organizational skills, 
 
28. follows board of education, league, conference, and WVSSAC policies, 
 
29. devotes time and energy to coaching duties, 
 
30. follows end of season procedures, 
 
31.  performs other duties as assigned by principal/athletic director. 

Job Location or School Name:
Normantown Elementary

City:
Normantown, WV

County:
Gilmer

Qualifications:
* Hold or qualify for West Virginia Certificate as required   under State Board Policy 5202 
* Possess the knowledge, skills and ability to successfully   carry out responsibilities of the position. 

Salary:
$600

Closing Date:
2012.09.21

Comments:
Posting E13-201-01

SUBMIT:  Appl; Copy of Cert.        Previous two evals. Current employees submit Extracurricular Bid Sheet 
www.gilmercountyschools.org

Must be received by: 09.21.12   3:00 PM

Apply to:
Ronald Blankenship, Superintendent 
Gilmer County Schools 
201 N. Court Street 
Glenville, WV 26351 
 
Fax: 304.462.5103

County Contact Email:
“rrblank@access.k12.wv.us”

G-OB™: Gilmer County Schools –  Elementary Cheerleading Coach - GES - 09.21.12

Title

Elementary Cheerleading Coach

Grade Level
Elementary

Description:

FOR THE POSITION OF: ASSISTANT ATHLETIC COACH 
 
REPORTS TO: Principal/Athletic Director/Head Coach 
 
JOB GOAL: To assist with participating student to achieve a high level of skill, an appreciation for the values of discipline and an increased level of self-esteem. 
 
RESPONSBILITIES: 
 
Professional and Interpersonal Relations, 
 
1. cooperates with building principal, 
 
2. cooperates with athletic director, 
 
3. develops rapport with coaching staff within the school, 
 
4. organizes coaching staff, 
 
5. develops positive relationship with participants, 
 
6. develops positive relationship with student body, 
 
7. develops positive relationship with faculty, 
 
8. develops positive relationship with parents and community, 
 
9. develops positive relationship with game officials, 
 
10. develops positive relationship with news media, 
 
11. develops positive relationship with opponents, 
 
12. employs appropriate conduct during games,
 
13. employs appropriate conduct during practices, 
 
14. attends league, conference and WVSSAC meetings as required 
 
15. participates in activities that foster professional growth and development, 
 
16. motivates staff and players toward desired goals, and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language. 
 
Coaching and Related Areas, 
 
17. develops high caliber and quality instruction, 
 
18. teaches fundamental skills, 
 
19. handles athletic injuries, 
 
20. cares for equipment, 
 
21. supervises participants and disciplines team appropriately, 
 
22. designs quality organization of practice sessions, 
 
23. designs pre-season planning, 
 
24. supervises managers and other support personnel, 
 
25. manages budget, 
 
26. follows purchasing procedures, 
 
27. initiates game organizational skills, 
 
28. follows board of education, league, conference, and WVSSAC policies, 
 
29. devotes time and energy to coaching duties, 
 
30. follows end of season procedures, 
 
31.  performs other duties as assigned by principal/athletic director. 

Job Location or School Name:
Glenville Elementary

City:
Glenville, WV

County:
Gilmer

Qualifications:
* Hold or qualify for West Virginia Certificate as required   under State Board Policy 5202 
* Possess the knowledge, skills and ability to successfully   carry out responsibilities of the position. 

Salary:
$600

Closing Date:
2012.09.21

Comments:
Posting E13-201-01

SUBMIT:  Appl; Copy of Cert.        Previous two evals. Current employees submit Extracurricular Bid Sheet 
www.gilmercountyschools.org

Must be rec’d by: 09.21.12   3:00 PM

Apply to:
Ronald Blankenship, Superintendent 
Gilmer County Schools 
201 N. Court Street 
Glenville, WV 26351 
 
Fax: 304.462.5103

County Contact Email:
“rrblank@access.k12.wv.us”

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer Last Sign-up Day - 07.20.12 Today

 

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer

Last Sign-up Day!!!

Date: Friday, July 20, 2012

Time: 5:00 PM

Place: Gilmer Courthouse Lobby

For more information call 304.997.6394

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer Last Sign-up Day - July 20, 2012

 

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer

Last Sign-up Day!!!

Date: Friday, July 20, 2012

Time: 5:00 PM

Place: Gilmer Courthouse Lobby

For more information call 304.997.6394

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer Last Sign-up Day - 07.20.12

 

Little Pioneer Football & Cheer

Last Sign-up Day!!!

Date: Friday, July 20, 2012

Time: 5:00 PM

Place: Gilmer Courthouse Lobby

For more information call 304.997.6394

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Meeting – 06.22.12 - Today

 

This meeting is mandatory for coaches.

Time is short and we have lots to do and discuss.

Date: Friday, June 22, 2012

Place: Gilmer County Courthouse

Time: 6:00 PM

Anyone who would like to help with cheerleading should attend this meeting!

Davis and Elkins President Responds to Decision by Nine Schools to Withdraw from WVIAC

Davis and Elkins College President Buck Smith says the way the six remaining schools in the West Virginia Conference were notified by nine other schools Monday that they were leaving the conference was ‘bush league.“

Smith says the remaining schools, including D&E, found out at the same time the development was released to the media.

“You would think the participants in the conference would have some advance notice about it,“ Smith said. “If this is the way those schools want to operate—that’s just fine. Some of us that have a little greater sense of civility and integrity will operate in a quality standard that we’re accustomed to.“

Shepherd, Fairmont State, Concord, West Liberty, Seton Hill, West Virginia Wesleyan, University of Charleston, West Virginia State and Glenville will form the new conference. It appears D&E, Bluefield State, Wheeling Jesuit, Alderson-Broaddus, Pitt-Johnstown and Ohio Valley are left to fend for themselves.

President Smith says there’s been a difference of opinion for a while between the public and private schools of the conference on how to proceed but they’ve always managed to resolve their disagreements. He says there is obviously a deeper divide. Smith stopped short of calling it a money-grab by the nine schools that are withdrawing from the conference to form their own regional all-sports league.

“I’ll leave it to your imagination as to what this really is—a chasing after the dollar, I’ll not comment on that. But I can also tell you that’s a no man’s land for a college that is serious about education,“ the president said.

President Smith says there have been discussions in recent months among conference members about what a broader geographic base might do for TV attention and postseason possibilities. He says Davis and Elkins is not interested in putting athletics over academics.

“If a school wants to flip this around and have what would be the number three objective for us, namely a competitive athletic program as their number one objective, that’s their business and good luck to them,“ Smith said.

There are no sour grapes about the developments according to president. He says D&E will chart its own course and academics will lead the way.

“We frankly see our student athletes as primarily students and second of all as athletes,“ he said. “Our student athletes have a higher GPA than the overall student body.“

President Smith did go on to say that a president of one of the nine schools withdrawing from the conference was also surprised with the release of the information Monday. Smith says West Liberty President Robin Capehart and West Liberty’s Vice President of Broadcasting Reid Amos made the announcement “before the ink was put on the paper, let alone dry.“

Nine Schools Breaking Away Leaves One of the Country’s Oldest Sports Leagues with Just Six Teams

The run of one of the nation’s oldest collegiate conferences could be coming to an end.

“It could be,“ WVIAC Commissioner Barry Blizzard said Monday when asked if the departure of nine current members would spell the end of the conference.

The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) was formed in 1924.

It once included both WVU and Marshall.

There are currently 16 active members of the league.

Nine of those schools have announced intentions to leave in order to form a new all-sports conference starting in the fall of 2013.

Six (6) schools would remain:

•  Alderson-Broaddus College

•  Bluefield State College

•  Davis & Elkins College

•  Ohio Valley University

•  Wheeling Jesuit University

•  University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown

“You have to have at least 8 active institutions under current NCAA regulations to be an active Division-II conference,“ Blizzard said.  “That number will go to 10 in a very short time.

“Some schools must be added immediately If the WVIAC is to survive.  I don’t know where they would come from.

“The future of this league is very much in jeopardy,“ Blizzard said.

If the WVIAC dissolves, one of the longest running basketball tournaments in the country would come to an end.

The WVIAC post season basketball championship tournament has run continuously since 1936.  It predates both the NCAA Tournament (1939) and the NIT (1938.)

One of the reasons for the divide among current members of the conference is differing viewpoints on expansion.

“We have looked at different schools ever since we tore down the wall around West Virginia in bringing in Seton Hill and Pitt-Johnstown,“ Blizzard said.  “I am not real sure there are a lot of possibilities.

“The landscape in the East right now is pretty tight in terms of places to look,“ Blizzard said.  “If we were out West we would have plenty of options.“

The schools forming a new conference are:

•  University of Charleston

•  Concord University

•  Fairmont State University

•  Glenville State College

•  Seton Hill University

•  Shepherd University

•  West Liberty University

•  West Virginia State University

•  West Virginia Wesleyan College

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Meeting – June 22, 2012

 

This meeting is mandatory for coaches.

Time is short and we have lots to do and discuss.

Date: Friday, June 22, 2012

Place: Gilmer County Courthouse

Time: 6:00 PM

Anyone who would like to help with cheerleading should attend this meeting!

WVSSAC Adopts Concussion, Heat Guidelines

The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission’s Board of Directors has adopted guidelines on concussions and heat-related illnesses in athletics.

One of the guidelines adopted this week would require head coaches to view a 30-minute video on concussions.

The video was distributed by the National Federation of State High School Associations.

It addresses the symptoms and signs of concussions and an athlete’s return to play or practice.

The WVSSAC says head coaches in all sports will be required to view the video before their first scrimmage.

The board also adopted guidelines to help coaches and administrators recognize the dangers of heat and humidity.

The WVSSAC says the National Federation hopes to complete a video concerning heat dangers by early August.

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Meeting – 06.22.12

 

This meeting is mandatory for coaches.

Time is short and we have lots to do and discuss.

Date: Friday, June 22, 2012

Place: Gilmer County Courthouse

Time: 6:00 PM

Anyone who would like to help with cheerleading should attend this meeting!

GCHS Sports Physical - 06.12.12 - This Tuesday

Gilmer County High School

FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS

Minnie Hamilton

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Walk-ins are welcome

G-OB™: Gilmer County Schools Employment – Mini-Titan Cheerleading Coach - GCHS - 06.08.12

POSITION:     Mini-Titan Cheerleading Coach Gilmer County High School

JOB DESCRIPTION:

FOR THE POSITION OF:     HEAD ATHLETIC COACH

REPORTS TO:     Principal/Athletic Director/Head Coach

JOB GOAL:     To assist with participating student to achieve a high level of skill, an appreciation for the values of discipline and an increased level of self-esteem.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Professional and Interpersonal Relations

1. cooperates with building principal,

2. cooperates with athletic director,

3. develops rapport with coaching staff within the school,

4. organizes coaching staff,

5. develops positive relationship with participants,

6. develops positive relationship with student body,

7. develops positive relationship with faculty,

8. develops positive relationship with parents and community,

9. develops positive relationship with game officials,

10. develops positive relationship with news media,

11. develops positive relationship with opponents,

12. employs appropriate conduct during games,

13. employs appropriate conduct during practices,

14. attends league, conference and WVSSAC meetings as required

15. participates in activities that foster professional growth and development,

16. motivates staff and players toward desired goals, and commands respect by example in appearance, manners, behavior and language.

Coaching and Related Areas

17. develops high caliber and quality instruction,

18. teaches fundamental skills,

19. handles athletic injuries,

20. cares for equipment,

21. supervises participants and disciplines team appropriately,

22. designs quality organization of practice sessions,

23. designs pre-season planning,

24. supervises managers and other support personnel,

25. manages budget,

26. follows purchasing procedures,

27. initiates game organizational skills,

28. follows board of education, league, conference, and WVSSAC policies,

29. devotes time and energy to coaching duties,

30. follows end of season procedures,

31.  performs other duties as assigned by principal/athletic director.

EMPLOYMENT TERM    2012-2013 season

QUALIFICATIONS:

* Hold or qualify for West Virginia Certificate as required under State Board Policy 5202

* Possess the knowledge, skills and ability to successfully carry out responsibilities of the position.

SALARY: $800

CLOSING DATE:     Friday, June 15, 2012 - 3:00 PM.

COMPLETED APPLICATION AND RESUME SHOULD BE SENT TO:

                                Ronald Blankenship, Superintendent
                                Gilmer County Schools
                                201 North Court Street
                                Glenville, WV 26351

As required by federal laws and regulation, the Gilmer County Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, disabling condition, marital status, or national origin in employment or in its educational programs and activities.

Inquiries may be referred to:
                                Ronald Blankenship, Title IX and Section 504 Coordinator
                                Gilmer County Board of Education
                                201 North Court Street
                                Glenville, WV 26351

Or referred to:      The Department of Education’s Director of the Office for Civil Rights

NOTE:  State and federal laws include Title IX, Education Amendments of 1972, Title VI, Civil Rights Act of 1964; Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1964; Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504; and other State or Federal laws and regulations governing students and employees.

E12-501-47
Posted: 06.08.12

GCHS Sports Physical - Tuesday, 06.12.12

Gilmer County High School

FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS

Minnie Hamilton

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Walk-ins are welcome

GCHS Sports Physical - June 12, 12

Gilmer County High School

FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS

Minnie Hamilton

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Walk-ins are welcome

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Sign-ups - 05.19.12 - This Saturday

 

Little Pioneer Football & Cheerleading

American Youth Football

Sign-Ups

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 12:00 Noon

Gilmer County Court House, Glenville, WV

•  Flag Football 4 yrs. Old

•  C-Team Tackle 1st & 2nd graders (Kindergarten if child is 5 yrs. old on July 01)

•  B-Team Tackle 3rd & 4th graders

•  A-Team Tackle 5th & 6th graders (No 7th graders and must be 12 yrs. old or younger)

Please bring copy of Birth Certificate & End of Year Report Card.

Physicals are required for all participants (football and cheer).

For more information please call Leisa Dean @ 304.997.6394

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Sign-ups - 05.19.12

 

Little Pioneer Football & Cheerleading

American Youth Football

Sign-Ups

Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 12:00 Noon

Gilmer County Court House, Glenville, WV

•  Flag Football 4 yrs. Old

•  C-Team Tackle 1st & 2nd graders (Kindergarten if child is 5 yrs. old on July 01)

•  B-Team Tackle 3rd & 4th graders

•  A-Team Tackle 5th & 6th graders (No 7th graders and must be 12 yrs. old or younger)

Please bring copy of Birth Certificate & End of Year Report Card.

Physicals are required for all participants (football and cheer).

For more information please call Leisa Dean @ 304.997.6394

GCHS Sports Physical

Gilmer County High School

FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS

Minnie Hamilton

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Walk-ins are welcome

Glenville: Gilmer Twirlers Baton and Show Corps

The Gilmer Twirlers Baton and Show Corps will begin meeting at Glenville Elementary School starting on Tues., April 17, 2012, at 6:00 PM.

Children from age 3 through high school age are eligible to participate.

For more information, you may call Judy Leggett at 304.462.8690.

Little Pioneer Football & Cheerleading

Little Pioneer Cheerleading
Cheer Coordinator and Coaches NEEDED!!!!
Anyone interested in helping the Little Pioneer Cheer program

Please contact Leisa Dean at 304.997.6394.

Glenville: Pancake Breakfast - Saturday, 02.11.12

Bring your Sweetheart to an early Valentine’s Pancake and Sausage BreakFest

Hosted by the GCHS Band Boosters

Saturday, February 11, 2012

From 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM

At the Glenville Fire Department on WV Hwy 5 W

All You Can Eat Pancakes

Breakfest is on a donation

Hope to see everyone there

 

Glenville: Pancake Breakfast - 02.11.12

Bring your Sweetheart to an early Valentine’s Pancake and Sausage BreakFest

Hosted by the GCHS Band Boosters

Saturday, February 11, 2012

From 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM

At the Glenville Fire Department on WV Hwy 5 W

All You Can Eat Pancakes

Breakfest is on a donation

Hope to see everyone there

 

Pioneer Athletic Club

Court Ruling Strikes Down WVSSAC Rule

Public and private schools should be treated equally.

That was the reasoning behind Mon County Circuit Court Judge Russell Clawges ruling striking down a WVSSAC transfer rule that required students transferring from public to private schools to sit out a year of athletics while transfers to public schools could play immediately.

Robert Konchesky challenged the rule when his daughter was declared ineligible after transferring from University High School to Trinity Christian School.

Clawges told the WVSSAC it had two options, it could rule all transfer students ineligible for grant temporary eligibility to Konchesky’s daughter.

Clawges did not set a date for when the WVSSAC must make a decision.

G-LtE™: We the People Have the Power If We Have the Will

In the Gilmer County High School pedophilia scandal and cases involving teachers and coaches, many wonder how the perpetrators get away with the crimes for so long and how the sexual assaults on children have been ignored by the principal for years.

Reportedly, teachers have seen the assaults but looked the other way. None of the other students would go to any victim’s aid fearing retaliations from the principal or assistant principal.

The administration has kept everyone defenseless and quiet, allowing some teachers and coaches to prey on the students unchecked.

No one reports the abuse, mostly because they fear the principal and the corruption in law enforcement and the legal system in Gilmer County, WV.

Obviously, it is hard to know what to do, and for students it always seemed easier to let it go.

It has happened repeatedly, whether they are teachers, coaches or Gilmer County Schools officials.

Most of us have had that teacher at one point in our youth who made a significant impact on our lives. The person who instilled something no other teacher could, whether they forced us to use our brains in ways we never imagined or simply became our friends; we will never forget them.
But then there is the teacher, coach who makes a mark in a different way, a teacher or coach so wonderful that students love attending his/her class/team just so they could daydream about his/her embarking on a journey down statutory rape lane with them.

The sad part is good people — because of friendships — become paralyzed by inaction, giving wrongdoers an open playground.

The crimes only get worse if not stopped.

But who is going to stop them?

The Sheriff who is part of the crime?

The prosecutor who doesn’t take time to properly research a case?

The principal who thinks all of these behaviors are normal?

The Superintendent who cannot make a decent decision on his own?

The State Police who are controlled by the elite?

The politicians who caused the school system takeover for the wrong reasons?

The state board of education who gave in to politicians and the elite?

The corruption is deep, but we the people have the power to end the madness if we have the will.

~~  Author and Source on File ~~

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Banquet - Sunday 11.06.11

Little Pioneer Football and Cheerleading Banquet

Date: Sunday, November 06, 2011

Time: 1:00 PM

Place: Gilmer Senior Center

Turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, and drinks will be provided.

Please bring a covered dish or dessert.

Picture and Shirt orders can be picked up.

ALL UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE TURNED IN BEFORE YOUR CHILD WILL RECEIVE THEIR TROPHY!!!

We are sending all the helmets off at the end of November and need to have all HELMETS turned in!!

Any questions please call Leisa Dean at 304.997.6394

Glenville State College Pioneer Spirit Gear

GSC Pioneer Spirit Gear

GSC Pioneer Spirit Gear for Purchase