Dear Parents,

We would like to welcome you and your child to Spring Mills Primary for the 2021-2022

You have many exciting experiences and challenges to look forward to in the coming year.  It is our hope that your educational journey will be pleasant, exciting and full of discovery.

This Student handbook should be able to answer many questions you may have concerning your child at Spring Mills Primary.  It is important for you to read the handbook with your child and go over each section so that you and your child understand the policies, rules and information found on each page.

We look forward to sharing in your child’s education and encourage your support and involvement.

Check out our Spring Mills Primary web site: berkeleycountyschools.org/springmillsprimary

Please e-mail us at and nkrause@k12.wv.us  and wfultine@k12.wv.us or phone us at 304-274-5892 if you have any questions or concerns. 

Working together, we can make this the best school year ever.          

Spring Mills Primary Staff                               

Nicole M. Krause, Principal

Bill Fultineer, Vice Principal

Vision: The vision for Spring Mills Primary is that all students will learn to the best of their ability.  Using the best teachers, technology, trained parents, and curriculum, students will achieve high standards and be on grade level by the time they leave the second grade.

Mission: The philosophy of Spring Mills Primary is to meet the social, emotional, physical, and academic needs for all of our students.  We realize that each student must be recognized as an individual with strengths, weaknesses, and special needs.  Our goal is to help the students reach their fullest potential.

We believe that as the student’s progress through our program, they will experience academic, physical, intellectual, and moral growth.  Respect for self and others will be incorporated in molding a student’s character.

Our responsibility is to teach the students basic skills on their level and to instill qualities such as honesty, cooperation, and responsibility.

We must also remember that our school is not an isolated body, but an integral part of the community.