Today's Announcements:
PPJSHS ensures high levels of personal, social and academic learning for ALL students.
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All students in 7th and 12th grades MUST have proof of Tdap and Meningococcal vaccines on the first day of school, August 24, 2026. Any student requiring a medical exemption must complete the process through the WV State Department of Health and Human Resources, Office of Epidemiology and Prevention Services AND have been approved. Students will not be permitted to attend school until a completed approval from the state office or proof of vaccination is provided to the school.
https://www.wvimm.org/wvsiis/pdf/New_Approved_Medical_Exemption_Request_Form.pdf
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We are better together!
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📣✨ We Want to Hear from You! ✨📣
🏫💬 Our Family Voice Surveys are now OPEN! We invite all families to share their thoughts, experiences, and ideas to help shape how our schools serve our communities.
💡📊 Your feedback plays a vital role in guiding decisions, improving programs, and ensuring we are meeting the needs of every student and family. Whether it’s what’s working well or where we can grow, your voice truly matters.
🗓️ Surveys will be open through May 5, 2026.
⏱️✅ Please take a few moments to complete the survey and help us continue building strong, supportive, and successful schools together.
💙🙌 Thank you for being an important part of our school community—we appreciate your voice! 💬
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Good luck to our Juniors as they take the SAT today and tomorrow. WE have worked hard. It's time to "Show what you know"!
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Be sure to get plenty of rest, eat a good breakfast and come prepared to show what you know.
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On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, Mason County Schools, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Management received information of a possible threat to Point Pleasant Junior Senior High School. The incident was fully investigated and precautionary measures were taken to ensure student safety. Additional first responders may be seen at the school to alleviate any concerns. Due to the quick response from the above mentioned agencies we do not feel like there is reason for concern. As always, we thank law enforcement and emergency management for their continued partnership in ensuring our schools are safe for students and staff.
This is a reminder that tomorrow, April 14th is the final day to sign the senior shirt design in the main office.
If you have not yet signed the senior shirt, you must do so by the end of the day tomorrow.
Don’t miss out!
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We are better together!
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