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Quick Links for Parents:
Enrollment
Families that wish to enroll their child in Pocahontas County Schools during the school year may do so at their home school, determined by the attendance zone. If you are unsure about your attendance zone, you may contact our transportation director, Duane Gibson, at 304-799-4505.
Pre-K Enrollment
Contact: Kristy Tritapoe, 304-799-4505
Virtual and Home School Enrollment
Contact: Julie Shiflet, 304-799-4505
What to bring:
Official State Issued Birth Certificate (not a copy)
Current Immunization Record
Most recent Physician Wellness and Dental Visit Records
Custody and Legal Papers, if applicable
If transferring, transcripts from previous school
If enrolling from Homeschool, testing records or documentation of grades/progress
Parent Guidance.org
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Pocahontas County Schools is excited to partner with the Cook Center for Human Connection and their Mental Health and Wellness Resource Center: ParentGuidance.org. This is a family support library for all families that provides any adult and caretaker in the district with a trusted place to go for qualified answers to the toughest parenting and childcare challenges from the premier therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists in their respective specialties, who offer compassionate, anonymous, and supportive guidance for you and your children.
This FREE resource offers over 50 courses in English and Spanish created and given by licensed clinicians addressing topics like Anxiety, Depression, Self-Harm, Bullying, Social Media, Substance Abuse, Grief and Loss, etc.
Why is this important?
In 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics declared a national emergency, noting that child and adolescent healthcare professionals are “caring for young people with soaring rates of depression, anxiety, trauma, loneliness, and suicidality that will have lasting impacts on them, their families, and their communities.”
Educators report increases in behavior challenges and classroom disruptions since the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted in-person instruction and impacted schools, communities, and homes over several years.
Supporting the Mental Health Needs of Children
The evolving mental health needs of children continue to capture the attention of our families, schools, and communities. The WVDE is expanding access to resources to help address the social-emotional well-being of all children.
Check out the course titled, How Digital Media is Changing Our Children’s Mental Health. To access the course, navigate to ParentGuidance.org and click On-Demand Courses > Technology.
More Quick Links
Stay connected with the PCS mobile app!
WVEIS Parent Portal
The WVEIS Parent Portal allows parents the ability to see WVEIS data concerning their student. Parents will be able to view information such as:
Student Schedule
Behavior
Period Attendance
Daily Attendance
Report card grades
Transcripts
Graduation progress
PEP Plan*
Directions for accessing the WVEIS Parent Portal can be found here: https://5il.co/36afl
Portal Access Link: https://pocahontas.sis.k12.wv.us/apps/ptl/ptl100/logins.shtml
Having trouble accessing the portal? Please reach out to your school and let them know the error you are experiencing.