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By Marla Pisciotta
The Associated Press
ROMNEY, W.Va. — A second meeting within as many weeks was held Friday at the Ebenezer Church, Sunrise Summit, to discuss the fate of child care workers at West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind.
Anita Mitter is an organizational development specialist with the West Virginia Education Association.
“This was a work meeting because the child care workers have a lot ahead of them. They are facing the possible loss of...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Twelve West Virginia teachers were honored Monday with Arch Coal's annual Teacher Achievement Awards.
The Arch Coal Foundation, with support from the West Virginia Education Association, the West Virginia Library Commission and the state Department of Education, sponsors the awards annually.
Each recipient receives a $3,500 cash award from the Arch Coal Foundation, and each recipient's public school receives a $1,000 grant for use with at-risk students from...
By Kate White
The Charleston Gazette
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The agency that administers state employees' retirement plans has been short-changing veterans by using a too narrow definition for what constitutes military service, the West Virginia Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
Five men filed suit after the state Consolidated Public Retirement Board denied them credit for years they had served in the military.
Kanawha Circuit Judge Paul Zakaib reversed the board's...
LACIE PIERSON
CRUM -- The results of Crum Elementary School's WESTEST 2 efforts for the 2012-13 school year have been invalidated following a state investigation into questionable erasure marks on some tests.
Wayne County Schools officials are working to move forward after completing their own investigation into the matter, which deals specifically with one section of the test completed by fifth-grade students, said Superintendent Lynn Hurt.
The school system was...
By Brandi Underwood, Register-Herald Reporter
The Fayette County Board of Education submitted its 2014-2015 school calendar to the West Virginia Board of Education this week, and while preliminary approval has been granted, the calendar is still awaiting a final vote from the state board.
A total of 701 Fayette County school personnel submitted their votes for either “Calendar A” or “Calendar B” during March 11-21. Final tallies revealed “Calendar A” to have squeaked ahead...