Man High School

Picture day info for Friday, Sept. 6 School picture day - September 6, 2024 -All students will take pictures on September 6, 2024, during English classes on the stage in the gym. ECA students will take them in the afternoon when they have Mrs. Ellis's or Ms. Dingess's class. - All students (including seniors) will receive a student ID card from this picture even if they don't buy a package. -The picture will be used in the 2025 yearbook for the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. Seniors may buy a package, but it will not be used in the yearbook. - Students may order online prior to the date. For in-school orders, checks must be made payable to Lifetouch, or they may use cash. -Schools do not pay sales tax, so don’t add sales tax on the in-school package orders. - Please remind students no hats or hoods on in pictures ALL Seniors will take the Formal/Drape pictures and their group panoramic picture on October 11, 2024. Order Information will be distributed at a later date.

8 months ago, Natalie Ellis

Mrs. Cline's Biology class learning how to use a microscope and looking at plant and animal cells. Also, the students sketched what they saw at various magnifications.

8 months ago, Natalie Ellis

🚨 Attention Man High School Parents! 🚨 We’re excited to welcome parent volunteers for the upcoming school year! However, before you can start, all volunteers are required to attend a mandatory Parent Volunteer Training session. (This is NOT the parent volunteers for athletics.) 📅 Date: Thursday, September 5th ⏰ Time: 11:00 a.m. 📍 Location: Man High School Little Theater This training is essential for ensuring that all our volunteers are equipped with the information and guidelines needed to support our students and staff effectively. Please mark your calendars and make arrangements to attend. Your participation is crucial to making a positive impact at our school. Thank you for your continued support! We look forward to seeing you there. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Mrs. Campbell or Savanna Cantrell. #ManHighSchool #ParentVolunteers #CommunitySupport

8 months ago, Christy Campbell

Sign up to run for Class Office and/or Homecoming Court on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, September 3-6, 2024, in Room 105 during lunch. ELECTIONS for class officers and homecoming court will be held from 11:00 am Thursday, September 12th through 9:00 am Friday, September 13th. Time permitting, election results will be announced by the end of the day on Friday, September 13, 2024. Rules for Election: 1. STUDENTS MUST HAVE A "C" AVERAGE TO RUN FOR AN OFFICE OR FOR HOMECOMING COURT AND BE IN CORRECT GRADE LEVEL WITH ALL REQUIRED CREDITS COMPLETED. 2. Only 2 campaign posters allowed (unless running for class office and homecoming court, then 2 for each may be displayed – 4 total) -- these may be displayed September 10-13, 2024. 3. These posters can be displayed ONLY in the downstairs hallway. NO POSTERS are allowed in the stairwells, the upstairs hall, or the gym. 4. Campaigning may be done on September 10-13, 2024. NO CAMPAIGN FAVORS (badges, candy, etc.) can be distributed. 5. Students will vote online on the Voting 4 Schools site. Results will be announced on Friday, September 13, 2024. 6. All campaign posters must be removed and disposed of by the end of lunch on Friday, September 13, 2024.

8 months ago, Natalie Ellis

Important Reminder from WVDE!! The following are the only absence reasons defined as excused under current state law: • Medical or dental appointment with a written excuse from a physician or dentist • Personal illness or injury of the student or a student’s family member (limited to 10 per year) • Death in the family • Judicial obligation or court appearance • Military requirement for students enlisted or enlisting in the military. All other absences from instruction are unexcused. Such as, educational leave is not an excused absence under state law or WVBE policy. Parent Notes: Students can submit 10 notes per year for personal illness or injury of a student or family member. Absences for vacations and other voluntary family activities are also not illness-related absences and, therefore, wouldn’t fall under the parent excused absence. Those sorts of absences would be unexcused under the revised state law defining excused absences.

8 months ago, Christy Campbell

Thanks to very generous donations to our Man High School Clothing Closet, we are currently no longer in need of donations! As always, our Man Community and Hillbilly families support our school and our requests for help. Thank you for supporting our students and helping us build a stronger community! Once again - thank you so much for your help!! #DonationDrive #CommunitySupport #ManHighSchool

8 months ago, Natalie Ellis

Man High School students honored Madison Middle School student Cohen Craddock today by wearing red and black in his memory.

8 months ago, Natalie Ellis

The ECCAT program is a vocational CTE program offered at Man High School. ECCAT stands for Early Childhood Classroom Assistant Teacher and is a program that allows students to gain experience and possibly earn certification for a job as an early childhood level teacher’s assistant right out of high school. In this program, the student will visit local elementary schools working in various classrooms as well as helping with the Pre-K story hour at the library in South Man. You are scheduled for two years in two class periods with Mrs. Ellis, earn 4 credits toward graduation, and be considered a completer of the program at the end of the two years. As part of the program, the student will be given the option to take the Praxis test for FREE and also the ECCAT certification test. The student may also be able to earn college credit through the NOCTI testing program. While enrolled in the program, the student will earn at least 150 hours of community service. This course is designed to give the student the opportunity to gain experience in Early Childhood Education and see if it would be the right career path for him/her. Please see Ms. Ellis this week if you are interested in taking this program.

8 months ago, Christy Campbell

Help us kick of the new school year ... Join us on the front lawn at Man High School for the annual Billy Bash at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, August 13, 2024. Please come out and join in on all the activities including FREE FOOD, cornhole tournaments, a foam machine, the GEAR UP Welcome Event, a rock-climbing wall (sponsored by our military partner Sgt. Runyon), and more. You may even want to take a chance to try to sink a Hillbilly staff member or fan in the dunking booth. We plan to have student schedules available for pick up during the event. We look forward to seeing everyone! Once a Billy, Always a Billy!

9 months ago, Natalie Ellis

Man High School Freshman Orientation for 2024-2025 on August 13, 2024, at 5:30 pm Welcome to all our incoming Hillbillies and their parents/guardians - we look forward to seeing you Tuesday night. ~9th Grade Student and Parent/Guardian Must Be Present ~Parent/Guardian and Student will complete the Freshman Information Forms including Acceptable Use Policy and Social Media Release ~Pick Up Chromebooks ~Receive Class Schedule We are so excited to begin a great year together with you! Our MHS staff members can't wait o meet our new Hillbilly families. Hope to see everyone there!

9 months ago, Natalie Ellis

Man High School Picture Days for 2024-2025 School Year September 6, 2024: Lifetouch School Pictures for ALL Man High Students October 11, 2024: Prestige Portraits Senior Formal/Drape Pictures, Senior Group Picture, and Make-up Pictures for Underclassmen

9 months ago, Natalie Ellis

On Tuesday, October 3rd, Logan County Schools will be conducting an Active Threat Drill. The purpose of this drill is to ensure students and staff know what to do and where to go should an actual emergency arise. All schools in the district are participating in this drill. To simulate a real emergency, school buildings may be on lockdown during the drill, and there could be an increased presence of first responders in some areas. Don't be alarmed if you see flashing lights at your student's school, the emergency personnel are also participating in the drill. The safety of all students and staff in Logan County is the district's top priority. The drill will help provide district leaders with valuable information to ensure all schools have the most effective and up-to-date safety plans in place. Again, Tuesday, October 3rd, all of Logan County Schools are taking part in an Active Threat Drill. For more information about this drill, please check Logan County School's website or the district's Facebook page.