Ice Cream... ice cream... who wants ice cream! Starts tomorrow (10/26), Student Government asked and we APPROVED! $1.00 per item!
about 14 hours ago, Beverly Weis
Colorful advertisement for ice cream sales. Displays different treats and prices. Rules and information for sales are also listed.
A few pictures of Prek fun at the Pumpkin Patch!
1 day ago, Beverly Weis
Three children sit together on a brown bus seat. They are smiling. A window behind them shows trees.
Three children sit together on a bus; one has a hoodie, another has a checkered shirt, and the third wears a black shirt.
Four children seated on a bus, smiling, with one wearing a blue hoodie, another in a pink shirt, and a brown seat back.
Young boy wearing a blue and black plaid shirt sitting on a school bus seat.
Children in hats holding pumpkins sit on a wooden bench in an outdoor setting.
Child in red and black jacket and gray pants sits on wooden deck with pumpkins and bags.
A child wearing a white sheep cutout mask in a grassy field with trees in the background.
People interact at a playground on a grassy field with trees in the background.
Children playing in outdoor tubes on a playground with autumn trees in the background.
Kids play in a sandbox with a wooden barrier and two slides. An adult watches.
PTO is changed to 5:30 on the 19th.
8 days ago, Beverly Weis
Reminder!
13 days ago, Beverly Weis

We are SO proud of our 5th grade Student Council nominees! It takes courage to put yourself out there, run for an office, and share your ideas. We are proud of every student who took the chance, showed up, and gave it their best!

Way to LEAD, Huskies!

19 days ago, Melissa Campbell
Child holds a sign saying "We are going to have the berry best year". The sign features a blueberry and strawberry.
Girl wearing glasses and holding a blue sign that says, "Vote for Cadence" in front of a grassy area.
A child holds a colorful sign with a photo of a girl in a blue uniform.
Girl stands on grass, holding a sign that reads, "Make The Right MOOOOOVE Kami Vote 4 STUDENT COUNCIL!"
Child smiling, holding a large white poster with text and Snoopy drawings, in a grassy area.
A woman with red hair holding a white sign that says "Vote Vee for Student Council" in blue and white letters.
A young girl holding a large poster with text and a doll, standing on a grassy field.
A young girl holding a campaign sign that says "Kali for Class President" stands in a grassy field.
Boy holds a sign that says "Google" with "Best Candidate 4" and names listed. Trees and fence in background.
Boy holding a sign that says "Vote Jackson for Student Council. He's your best shot!" in a grassy field.
Here you go Huskies! Let's celebrate our last home game with pride! Spirit week details:
Monday is Manic Monday where you can dress crazily. The crazier the better.
Tuesday is Twin day where you can grab a partner and dress alike.
Wednesday we don't have school!
Thursday is Team Spirit day, this is the day of our home game so support your huskies by repping the Stanaford colors, blue and white.
Friday is Favorite Team day where you can support any sports teams you like!

Lets enjoy this week Huskies!
19 days ago, Melissa Campbell
Spirit Week schedule at Stanford Elementary from October 12th-16th. Days include Manic Monday, Twin Tuesday, and Pajama Day.

Our Husky Cheerleaders competed in their FIRST competition!

These girls have worked so hard, put in the time, and continued to push themselves every step of the way. We couldn’t be more proud of how they showed up, supported each other, and represented our school!

This is just the beginning!

20 days ago, Melissa Campbell
Nine girls in cheerleading uniforms and white shoes pose in a gym with two adults.
This week at Stanaford:

Way to go Huskies--96.8% attendance for the week. Remember, the goal is 94% or higher. PreK will be hosting Blue the Husky this next week with an amazing 99% attendance rate.

PBIS we are Living Respectfully in all locations as well learn all about Respect in our Character Strong curriculum.

We will conduct one last CERP on September 9th for parents and students in grades 3-5 at 4 pm. Students must have CERP to participate in Run Club which begins on Monday, September 14th.

This week:
No School Monday--Enjoy!
Tuesday: LSIC Meeting at 4 pm
Wednesday: CERP at 4 pm
Thursday: Home Games versus Fairdale (Student tickets $2; Adult tickets $4; Doors open at 5:30 pm; Concessions will be on sale so bring an empty stomach and cash!)

Coming Up:
September 14-18 Book Fair (Cash or Check Only)--We need helpers. If you filled out volunteer paperwork and want to help, please reach out to Mrs. McDaniel (emcdaniel@k12.wv.us)
September 15 Grandparent/Special Friend Day (Please send back RSVP's by Tuesday)
September 15 Away Game at Mt Hope
September 17 Yearbook and Sports Pictures During the Day
September 17 Home Game vs Clear Fork
September 18 Service Personnel Day
September 21 Home Game vs Ghent
September 24 Mid-terms; SMILE Dental; Away Game at Marsh Fork
September 25 SMILE Dental
September 28 PTO 4 pm
September 29 Away Game at Coal City
October 2 No PreK
October 22nd Painted Pumpkin and Fall Festival 5:30 to 7:00 (We will need lots of help that night.)
about 2 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel

PreK Orientation has been moved to August 28th at 1:00 pm. Parents we apologize for the miscommunication and will be reaching out on Monday for clarification. Group one still attends on August 31st, last names A-J, and group two on September 2nd, last names M-Z. We hope you can make the new orientation.

2 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Poster advertising a PreK Parent Orientation with a cartoon dog, a house, and text detailing start dates.
Huskies, don't forget about our Back to School Events!
2 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Flyer with a blue and white dog, stars, and a yellow banner. It reads "Stanford Back to School, August 24th" and includes details about an event.
Welcome Back Stanaford Huskies:

Wellness Fair at the Raleigh County Convention Center August 14th 9 am to 2 pm
CERP Mandatory Training for students in grades 3-5 wanting to try out for sports. (August 20th at 5 pm OR August 27th at 4 pm)
Kinder Orientation (Parents Only) August 24th at 1 pm
Open House for PreK-5th grade Students and Parents August 24th 5 pm to 7 pm (Join us in the Gym at 4:30 pm for the Annual Title Meeting)
August 26th First Day (We Missed You!)
PreK Start Dates and Orientations (August 31st Group One; September 1st Group Two; All on September 2nd)
August 31st Sports Try-outs Begin for Grades 3-5
August 31st PTO at 4 pm
September 7th No School for Labor Day
September 8th LSIC Meeting 4 pm
September 14-18th Book Fair (We will need volunteers to help.)
September 15th Grandparent/Special Friends' Day
3 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Stanaford Reminders:
Open House August 24th 4:30 pm Annual Parent Meeting for Title Schools in the Gym followed by classroom visitations from 5 pm to 7 pm
First Day of School August 26th (Welcome Back!)
Sports Try-outs for grades 3-5 will begin August 31st (Students need a current physical and to be CERP certified with a parent to try-out.)
CERP Trainings (Must attend one with a parent to try-out for a sport or participate in Run Club. August 20th at 5pm or August 27th at 4 pm)
3 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Welcome to another year of Excellence!
3 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Brown background with multiple photos and text. Photos include a classroom, students, and a school logo.
Need to enroll a new student at Stanaford Elementary? You can now go to the Raleigh County Schools website and click to Enroll Now! A school employee will be in touch with you before the first day of school, August 26th, to follow up on any required documentation after we get your submission. We cannot wait to meet our new Huskies!
3 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel

📚💻 Exciting News for Raleigh County Families! 💻📚

We are excited to introduce the Raleigh County K–5 Virtual School Program for the 2026–2027 school year! This free virtual learning option provides students with a high-quality educational experience while maintaining a connection to their home school community.

✨ Program Highlights:
✅ Live classes each week
✅ Raleigh County teachers
✅ Online tutoring support
✅ Textbooks provided
✅ Technology device and support provided
✅ Students can participate in activities at their home school!

Whether you're looking for flexibility, personalized learning, or an alternative educational setting, our K–5 Virtual School may be the perfect fit for your child.

📅 Now Enrolling for the 2026–2027 School Year!

📝 Register today: https://raleigh.jotform.com/261577151036051

#RaleighCountySchools #VirtualSchool #K5VirtualLearning #NowEnrolling #FutureReadyStudents #RCSVirtualSchool

5 months ago, Michelle Blankenship
Virtual School Flyer

Raleigh County Teachers, Thank You for your dedication and all you do.
We appreciate you!

6 months ago, Raleigh County Schools
Raleigh County Teachers thank you for your dedication and all you do.  We appreciate you!
Thank you Board of Education for showcasing Stanaford student art at the April 13th Night of the Arts. Lillian C and Jackson R were two of many that came by to see their art on display. We also want to thank Mr. Andy from Art Cart for helping our students create many of the items showcased that night. Thanks to all the Stanaford staff and Central Office staff that made the night a success.
6 months ago, Elizabeth McDaniel
Stanaford student art showcased at Board of Education Night of the Arts, Monday, April 13, 2026. Snowman and various drawings and paintings created with help from ArtCart.
Stanaford student art from Night of the Arts, April 13th at Board of Education. Two snowmen paintings and two butterflies plus student models created with help from ArtCart.
Lillian C showcasing her butterfly at Night of the Arts.
Jackson R showing his drawing created with help from ArtCart at the Night of the Arts.

Approved 2026-2027 School Calendar

Calendar - PDF

Text Only Calendar

7 months ago, Raleigh County Schools
2026-2027 School Calendar

What the Superintendent is Reading, March 2026

View Youtube Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D36QWwmOGmA

7 months ago, Raleigh County Schools
What is the Superintendent Reading, March 2026.  What Is the Constitution? By: Patricia Brennan Demuth  Watch the book  introduction on YouTube
School Counseling Week is a timely reminder of the quiet, essential work happening in our schools every day.

This week, we recognize and thank our school counselors for the critical role they play in supporting students’ academic growth, social-emotional well-being, and future planning. Counselors are often the first to notice when a student is struggling—and the steady presence that helps them navigate challenges both inside and outside the classroom.

From individual student support and crisis response to academic advising and career guidance, your work matters more than most people realize—and it truly changes lives.

If you see a school counselor today, take a moment to thank them.

Thank you to our school counselors for your compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to students. Our schools are stronger because of you.
9 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Flyer Celebrating School Counseling Week