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By Shauna Johnson, WV MetroNews
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Student enrollment continues to decline at West Virginia’s public schools, according to information Dr. Steve Paine, the state superintendent of schools, presented to members of the state Board of Education Wednesday.
The numbers, compared with the past 15 years, were included in his state Department of Education Year In Review for 2018-2019.
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By Eddie Trizzino, Times West Virginian
FAIRMONT – It’s not unusual for there to be open teaching positions before the start of the school year.
What is unusual is for the positions to have few to no applicants, which the Marion County Board of Education discussed Monday, because that is exactly the case with some available jobs as the school year approaches.
“We’re seeing that sometimes we’ve posted a job three or four times and we haven’t had an applicant, or we’re...
By Abigail Hess, CNBC
From West Virginia to California, teachers...
By Bishop Nash, The Herald-Dispatch
HUNTINGTON — The need for social support in West Virginia’s public schools is well-documented and equally dire.
There are 10,522 homeless students in the Mountain State — which continues to drag at or near the bottom in most poverty metrics — with the opioid epidemic splintering the family unit at every corner.
But schools in a handful of West Virginia counties are preparing for the addition of new state-funded and...
by SARAH LIEU
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS, WVAH) — It's hard to believe many kids soon will be heading back to school in our area.
For teachers, that means the annual challenge of making sure they have what they need for the classroom.
The Adopt-A-Teacher program helps fill that need.
Sponsors can "adopt" a teacher, agreeing to buy as many items on the list as possible.
For Theresa Holt, it is a big help to make sure her special education students...