FRANKFORD, W.Va. — Students, faculty, school officials and community members gathered Tuesday, September 15 to celebrate the remodeling and reconstruction of Frankford Elementary School with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Students assembled in the school parking lot for the event, which included remarks from the superintendent, members of the Greenbrier County Board of Education, and a representative of U.S. Sen. Jim Justice, among others. Speakers celebrated the completion of the project and the updated school’s importance to students, employees and the Frankford community. They also praised all the hard work that went into it as well.
Several students participated in the program by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and performing the national anthem. The fourth-grade choir also entertained those in attendance with a performance of “I’m Ready to Go.”
The newly remodeled and reconstructed school received plenty of praise for its attractive appearance and improvements. The celebration concluded with the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon, officially marking a new chapter for Frankford Elementary and the generations of students it will serve.
