WVEA President Dale Lee advocates for pandemic-related issues
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Hands On Learning a Delicious Treat
Fayette County member Chasity Lesher worked with her local Dunkin’ Donuts to provide a delicious opportunity for her students to improve
Ripley WVEA member earns national school counselor award
CHARLESTON - Ripley Middle School counselor Susan Jones, West Virginia’s 2019-2020 Middle School Counselor of the Year, has racked up another professional honor: She is one of ten
Jackson County member saves $14,000 using WVEA’s Student Debt Navigator
Free benefit for WVEA members
WVEA urges the public to thank West Virginia educators
CHARLESTON - As the new school year starts, WVEA is asking the public to thank West Virginia educators for all they did to reimagine public schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
State Board actions include college and career readiness, extracurricular activities
CHARLESTON - The West Virginia State Board of Education met August 11 covering a wide variety of topics. The next State Board of Education meeting will be September 8, 2021.
State test scores reviewed -- WVEA: Our students are more than a test score.
State test scores reflect classroom disruptions from pandemic
Masks in schools? Decisions will be made locally
Masks in schools? Decisions will be made locally
Harrison County Ag Teacher a Finalist for Teaching Excellence Prize
LOST CREEK, W.Va. (WV News) — South Harrison High School teacher John Lockhart has been named a finalist in the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools annual Prize for Teaching Excellence.
Professionals' voices need to be heard, acknowledged as lawmakers discuss flexibility in public education
Professionals' voices need to be heard, acknowledged as lawmakers discuss flexibility in public education