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By Jenni Vincent, journal-news.net
The Journal (Martinsburg)
MARTINSBURG -There was no mistaking how happy Berkeley Community Pride officials were to have chosen three Martinsburg High School students as the recipient of their annual green award -a proud moment that was also shared by family members as well as the teacher originally responsible for overseeing this project.
Science teacher Renee Haines came to help honor her students - Jenevieve Molenda, Micheal Weust...
By Warren Scott - Staff writer
Weirton Daily Times
WELLSBURG - Just a day after the chemical spill that left thousands of southern West Virginia residents without water, a group of Brooke High School students organized a collection of bottled water, food and other supplies.
Through the help of several adult volunteers and the generosity of many area businesses, the effort yielded two large truckloads of materials for victims of the spill, Toni Shute, the school's...
By Beth Christian Broschart - Staff Writer, The Inter-Mountain
ELKINS - Parents, students and staff will have the opportunity to offer input into setting the 2014-2015 Randolph County school calendar during a pair of public meetings.
Terry George, the Randolph County superintendent of schools, said the county Board of Education is looking for community input to help develop the calendar within the requirements set by Senate Bill 359, passed into law last spring.
"The...
By Jeff Schrock, Randolph, Tucker & Upshur County Reporter/Anchor
WBOY-TV
A Tucker County teacher has been selected as a "Solar System Ambassador Master Teacher" by NASA.
Eileen Poling is a teacher at Tucker Valley Elementary and is excited to take on the title.
Poling will serve for two years furthering NASA goals in providing quality professional development for teachers and creating learning opportunities to inspire students.
The Solar System...
By Mackenzie Mays
The Charleston Gazette
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In some ways, Kanawha County students are better off than those in other counties forced to close schools due to last week's chemical spill, county officials say.
This was the first year the calendar ended the semester and wrapped up finals before students left for Christmas break, allowing students a fresh start and less catch-up, school board members said at a meeting Thursday.
Although opponents spoke...