Greenbrier County Schools Host Open Houses for Families

Visitors can meet teachers and staff, get a glimpse into student learning

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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Greenbrier County Schools in West Virginia is hosting open house events across the county on Saturday, February 21, 2026. The open houses are open to both enrolled families and those considering enrolling their children. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet teachers and staff, as well as get a look into the curriculum and learning happening at the schools.

Why it matters

These open house events provide an important opportunity for families to engage with their local schools, build relationships with educators, and get a firsthand look at the educational environment for their children. This helps foster stronger home-school partnerships, which research shows can greatly benefit student success.

The details

The open houses will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, February 21st. Families planning to enroll their children should bring proof of residency, immunization records, and the child's birth certificate. School principals and teachers emphasize the importance of these open house events for building relationships between families and the school community.

  • The open houses will be held on Saturday, February 21, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The players

Sara Bennett

The principal of Lewisburg Elementary School.

Polly Smith

A Pre-K teacher at Lewisburg Elementary School.

Joanna Hall

The kindergarten teacher for Lewisburg Elementary School.

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What they’re saying

“Coming to the open house starts a great way for families and children to get familiar with the school outside of a normal school day.”

— Sara Bennett, Principal, Lewisburg Elementary School (wvnstv.com)

“We believe families are our partners and we welcome all families to come see us and visit with us.”

— Polly Smith, Pre-K Teacher, Lewisburg Elementary School (wvnstv.com)

“Having a relationship with parents is very important for us. As long as the parents are happy, the kids are going to thrive in their school. We want them to see that we are all one big family and we care just as much for their kids as they do.”

— Joanna Hall, Kindergarten Teacher, Lewisburg Elementary School (wvnstv.com)

What’s next

Families considering enrolling their children should bring proof of residency, immunization records, and the child's birth certificate to the open house events.

The takeaway

These open house events demonstrate Greenbrier County Schools' commitment to building strong partnerships with families and providing an engaging, welcoming environment for all students, both enrolled and prospective.