Trap Hill Middle School proudly congratulates Payton Walker, our THMS Homecoming Queen for 2026-2027!
2026-2027 Trap Hill Homecoming Attendants
8th Grade Attendants are Kallie Acord, Payton Walker, Ava Yee, and Kerigan Trump.
7th Grade Attendants are Brier Bailey and Aubree Williams
6th Grade Attendants are Laken Webb and Raina Yee.
2026-2027 Trap Hill Homecoming Attendants
8th Grade Attendants are Kallie Acord, Payton Walker, Ava Yee, and Kerigan Trump.
7th Grade Attendants are Brier Bailey and Aubree Williams
6th Grade Attendants are Laken Webb and Raina Yee.




Thank You

2026-2027 Trap Hill Homecoming Attendants
Eight Grade Attendants are Kerigan Trump, Kallie Acord, Payton Walker, and Ava Yee.
Seventh Grade Attendants are Brier Bailey and Aubree Williams (not pictured).
Sixth Grade Attendants are Reina Yee and Laken Webb.
Eight Grade Attendants are Kerigan Trump, Kallie Acord, Payton Walker, and Ava Yee.
Seventh Grade Attendants are Brier Bailey and Aubree Williams (not pictured).
Sixth Grade Attendants are Reina Yee and Laken Webb.



SECOND ANNUAL TRAP HILL FALL CRAFT FAIR

It's that time of year again!!!

GET READY FOR TRAP HILL MIDDLE SPIRIT WEEK!! September 21-25

Congratulations to the Trap Hill Middle School JV Volleyball Team for winning 2nd place at the SSMS JV Invitational Tournament. You did an amazing job!

CALLING ALL VENDORS

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

Congratulations to Lora Pennington, Principal of Trap Hill Middle School, for being selected as the RCS Principal of the Year!
This well-deserved honor reflects her leadership, dedication, and commitment to students, staff, and the entire Trap Hill Middle School community.

What the Superintendent is Reading, March 2026
View Youtube Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D36QWwmOGmA

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.
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.

Raleigh County Schools is proud to celebrate Trap Hill, Shady Middle, Liberty High, Ghent Elementary, Daniels Elementary, and Maxwell Hill Elementary for receiving PBIS Bronze Medals in recognition of their achievement of Bronze status!
We are incredibly proud of the dedication and commitment shown by all administrators, staff, and students who worked hard to earn this honor.
RCS will continue partnering with schools as we strive for 100% PBIS Bronze status across the district by the end of the 2025–2026 school year.
This year, we are also excited to begin rolling out Tier 2 PBIS practices as we move toward Silver status.
Congratulations to everyone involved—your hard work truly makes a difference!








Due to inclement weather and today’s remote learning day, please see the attached memo from Superintendent Dr. Starcher of the location change for
the RCBOE’s scheduled meeting for today, December 9, 2025 at 4:30 PM.
We also ask that the principals of the schools for the LSIC Presentations and Student Recognitions to please notify the staff, students, parents and businesses
and let them know it will be rescheduled at a later date.
the RCBOE’s scheduled meeting for today, December 9, 2025 at 4:30 PM.
We also ask that the principals of the schools for the LSIC Presentations and Student Recognitions to please notify the staff, students, parents and businesses
and let them know it will be rescheduled at a later date.

December Attendance Challenge!

November Elementary Schools Calendar

November Secondary Schools Calendar

Meet Our School!

Raleigh County Schools would like to congratulate our newest National Board Certified Teachers. We are proud of you and appreciate the work you do each and every day for our students.


