Sam Brunett wasn’t watching the clock during the Monongalia County Board of Education meeting Tuesday night. He was, however, keeping a pretty keen eye on the calendar. […]
Education
Spaghetti dinner benefits MHS band
Twelve minutes. That’s how long the meatballs take in the oven. First, however, they must be prepped and rolled, all of which is done by Morgantown High […]
Financial, academic factors weighed on WVU’s decision to sell dairy herd
MORGANTOWN — Ken Blemings, interim dean of WVU’s Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design, said the recent decision to sell off the university’s herd of […]
Preston County BOE clarifies where levy funds are spent
KINGWOOD — How the school levy impacts sports and fundraising by boosters was clarified at this week’s Preston County Board of Education meeting. Representatives of the Preston […]
Camp Flintlock’s colonial reenactment visits St. Francis
Adam Young played his share of bleak, post-Apocalyptic video games when he was kid — but not for the reasons you might think. He wasn’t zoning out […]
BOE launches program to help students leave stress at home
The majority of Mountain State students who enter high school as freshmen leave like they’re supposed to. That is, four years later (or thereabouts), they gleefully turn […]
Preston pleased with latest school accountability grades
KINGWOOD — Preston County Schools fared well in the recently released state school accountability scores, the superintendent said Monday. Preston Superintendent Steve Wotring briefed the Preston County […]
Delegate Hansen to host climate change video conference for students from Capitol
MORGANTOWN — Delegate Evan Hansen, D-Monongalia, will be conducting a video conference for students on the topic climate change from 10:30-11:15 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24. The conference […]
Preston Schools working on HVAC projects with levy money
KINGWOOD — Some HVAC projects funded by the school levy are taking longer than expected to complete in Preston County Schools. At last week’s Preston County Board […]
W.Va. poll: Concern about public school performance but distrust of charters
CHARLESTON — West Virginia voters favor improving public schools, aren’t fully trusting of charter schools, believe teachers should be paid more and are sympathetic to walkouts by teachers […]
