The West Virginia General Summative Assessment (GSA) continues tomorrow for 8th graders.
These assessments are more than just a test—they are an opportunity for our students to demonstrate growth, achievement, and progress. We will be testing beginning M-W at approximately 8 am.
Now here’s what matters most:
Attendance is Mandatory
Being present each day of testing is essential. Make-up sessions can never fully replace the original testing environment. When students are here, on time, and ready, they set themselves up for success. We need all Ravenswood students in the building, ready to go.
Every Point Counts
Those few extra points can make a big difference. Whether it’s moving from one performance level to the next or showing growth from earlier in the year, each question matters. We’re encouraging students to take their time, double-check their work, and give their very best effort from start to finish.
Focus is Key
Concentration during testing is critical. This means getting a good night’s sleep, staying calm, and staying locked in during each testing session. Distractions can cost valuable points so we’re asking students to stay focused and give it their all.
At Ravenswood Middle School, we live by our motto:
“Where the Best Get Better!”
And this is one more opportunity for our students to level up in academics, effort, and accountability.
These assessments are more than just a test—they are an opportunity for our students to demonstrate growth, achievement, and progress. We will be testing beginning M-W at approximately 8 am.
Now here’s what matters most:
Attendance is Mandatory
Being present each day of testing is essential. Make-up sessions can never fully replace the original testing environment. When students are here, on time, and ready, they set themselves up for success. We need all Ravenswood students in the building, ready to go.
Every Point Counts
Those few extra points can make a big difference. Whether it’s moving from one performance level to the next or showing growth from earlier in the year, each question matters. We’re encouraging students to take their time, double-check their work, and give their very best effort from start to finish.
Focus is Key
Concentration during testing is critical. This means getting a good night’s sleep, staying calm, and staying locked in during each testing session. Distractions can cost valuable points so we’re asking students to stay focused and give it their all.
At Ravenswood Middle School, we live by our motto:
“Where the Best Get Better!”
And this is one more opportunity for our students to level up in academics, effort, and accountability.
The West Virginia General Summative Assessment (GSA) is here,
These assessments are more than just a test—they are an opportunity for our students to demonstrate growth, achievement, and progress. We will be testing beginning M-W at approximately 8 am.
Now here’s what matters most:
Attendance is Mandatory
Being present each day of testing is essential. Make-up sessions can never fully replace the original testing environment. When students are here, on time, and ready, they set themselves up for success. We need all Ravenswood students in the building, ready to go.
Every Point Counts
Those few extra points can make a big difference. Whether it’s moving from one performance level to the next or showing growth from earlier in the year, each question matters. We’re encouraging students to take their time, double-check their work, and give their very best effort from start to finish.
Focus is Key
Concentration during testing is critical. This means getting a good night’s sleep, staying calm, and staying locked in during each testing session. Distractions can cost valuable points so we’re asking students to stay focused and give it their all.
At Ravenswood Middle School, we live by our motto:
“Where the Best Get Better!”
And this is one more opportunity for our students to level up in academics, effort, and accountability.
These assessments are more than just a test—they are an opportunity for our students to demonstrate growth, achievement, and progress. We will be testing beginning M-W at approximately 8 am.
Now here’s what matters most:
Attendance is Mandatory
Being present each day of testing is essential. Make-up sessions can never fully replace the original testing environment. When students are here, on time, and ready, they set themselves up for success. We need all Ravenswood students in the building, ready to go.
Every Point Counts
Those few extra points can make a big difference. Whether it’s moving from one performance level to the next or showing growth from earlier in the year, each question matters. We’re encouraging students to take their time, double-check their work, and give their very best effort from start to finish.
Focus is Key
Concentration during testing is critical. This means getting a good night’s sleep, staying calm, and staying locked in during each testing session. Distractions can cost valuable points so we’re asking students to stay focused and give it their all.
At Ravenswood Middle School, we live by our motto:
“Where the Best Get Better!”
And this is one more opportunity for our students to level up in academics, effort, and accountability.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School parents and guardians, as part of the new state requirement under West Virginia Senate Bill 466, our school will be providing students with instruction through the Safety While Accessing Technology (SWAT) Program during the 2025–2026 school year. We will be conducting this training on Thursday, April 30th.
If you DO NOT want your child to participate in these lessons, please be sure to return the opt-out form as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the school. Thank you for your continued support in keeping our students safe!
If you DO NOT want your child to participate in these lessons, please be sure to return the opt-out form as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the school. Thank you for your continued support in keeping our students safe!
Reminder: Registration forms will be sent home with your student today. If you would like your 6th grade student to receive their required 7th grade vaccinations at school during the Coplin vaccine clinic, please return the form by Friday, May 1st. Please note: These vaccinations are required before participating in fall sports or classes for the 2026–2027 school year. Thank you!
Attention Ravenswood Middle School parents and guardians of students attending the Washington DC trip, The final DC meeting will be held Wednesday April 29th at 3:30 PM In the auditorium.
As a reminder, today is a 3-hour early dismissal day in Jackson County Schools today. Dismissal at Ravenswood Middle School will be at 12:15.
Parents and Guardians,
This is a friendly reminder that Jackson County Schools will operate on an early dismissal on Friday, April 17, 2026, due to scheduled Faculty Senate meetings. Schools will dismiss 3 hours early. Have a great Friday and a wonderful weekend.
This is a friendly reminder that Jackson County Schools will operate on an early dismissal on Friday, April 17, 2026, due to scheduled Faculty Senate meetings. Schools will dismiss 3 hours early. Have a great Friday and a wonderful weekend.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School parents and guardians...We will be starting a new dismissal structure for this new 9 weeks to finish out the year. For those of you who have walkers, please note they will be exiting out of the main entrance of the school at approximately 3:18 pm. This will begin today.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School Parents and Guardians, order your 2026 yearbook today! The link to order online is https://yearbookordercenter.com/job/5222 The last day to order a yearbook at the lowest price is March 31st. The price goes up on April 1st!
Attention Ravenswood Middle School 8th grade parents and guardians... The Washington D.C final cost will go home on Friday. We are sorry for the delay.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School parents and guardians...
Order your 2026 yearbook today! The link to order online is https://yearbookordercenter.com/job/5222
The last day to order a yearbook at the lowest price is March 31st. The price goes up on April 1st!
Order your 2026 yearbook today! The link to order online is https://yearbookordercenter.com/job/5222
The last day to order a yearbook at the lowest price is March 31st. The price goes up on April 1st!
Attention Parents and Guardians of Track Participants at Ravenswood Middle School...practice will begin at 5 tonight at the track.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School Parents and Guardians...As a reminder, there will be no school on Monday, February 16th for a staff Professional Learning day and parent/teacher conferences. Please reach out to the school if you would like to conference with a teacher or grade level team.
Attention Ravenswood Middle School parents and guardians, as a reminder on February 16, 2026, Ravenswood Middle School teachers will be available for parent/teacher conferences between 2:00 - 6:00. During this time, you can schedule a meeting with your child's teacher(s) to discuss grades, iReady results, discipline and/or attendance. Students are welcome and encouraged to attend with parents. If you would like to meet with one of your child's teachers or the entire team on February 16, please reach out to your child's teacher via Canvas or call the school.
Attention parents and guardians of 8th graders, due to weather, popcorn orders will now be available for pickup this Thursday, February 12th from 1-4 in the Art room.
Good evening Jackson County Schools families,
Jackson County Schools will be closed on Friday, February 6, 2026. The 8:00 p.m. school weather briefing indicated that light snow will begin around 9:00 a.m., with heavier snow arriving around 11:00 a.m. and lasting throughout the day. Employees will operate on a Code B. Thank you, and have a wonderful evening.
Jackson County Schools will be closed on Friday, February 6, 2026. The 8:00 p.m. school weather briefing indicated that light snow will begin around 9:00 a.m., with heavier snow arriving around 11:00 a.m. and lasting throughout the day. Employees will operate on a Code B. Thank you, and have a wonderful evening.
Attention parents and guardians of 8th graders going to DC. The fundraising money from popcorn orders is due today by noon. Please contact the school if you have questions.
Good evening, Jackson County Schools families. This is a notification that all schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
While many roads in our area are clear, we recognize that some are still impacted, especially in the southern part of our county. Our teams have been out monitoring roads all day and have determined that some bus routes need to be abbreviated.
To see if your child’s route is affected, please visit tinyurl.com/2by7hl28 or check the Jackson County Schools website for updates. Thank you, and have a wonderful evening.
While many roads in our area are clear, we recognize that some are still impacted, especially in the southern part of our county. Our teams have been out monitoring roads all day and have determined that some bus routes need to be abbreviated.
To see if your child’s route is affected, please visit tinyurl.com/2by7hl28 or check the Jackson County Schools website for updates. Thank you, and have a wonderful evening.
Jackson County Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 4, 2026. Employees report on a Code B. Have a wonderful evening.
Good evening. This is a reminder that bus routes for tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3, 2026, will remain unchanged. We will be using the same routes that were used on Monday.
To view up-to-date bus routes, please visit the Jackson County Schools website or click on the following link. tinyurl.com/2by7hl28