MORGANTOWN — Ten students from Brookhaven and Cheat Lake elementary schools are slipping the surly bonds of Earth next month. A mini-satellite they crafted is going up […]
Education
Higher education chairman questions WVU president Gordon Gee, Blue Ribbon Commission
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The chairman of the Higher Education Policy Commission is pushing back on a panel appointed by Gov. Jim Justice and led by West Virginia […]
Preston Board of Education learns of savings other than closing schools
ARTHURDALE — The Preston Board of Education learned Monday how much money might be saved by proposals other than closing two schools. Superintendent Steve Wotring reported on […]
MHS, UHS ranked 1st, 5th in state, respectively
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown High School was named the No. 1 public high school in West Virginia by Niche, a Pittsburgh firm that rates schools and school districts […]
MHS, UHS ranked 1st and 5th in state
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown High School was named the No. 1 public high school in West Virginia by Niche, a Pittsburgh firm that rates schools and school districts […]
Fewer students in schools is costly to Preston County
KINGWOOD — Recent informational school meetings have brought the issue of Preston students attending school outside the county into the public eye again. Preston County Schools lose […]
Mon Health Systems donated Stop the Bleed kits to 19 public schools
Public schools in Monongalia County are a little more prepared for an emergency after Mon Health Systems donated more than 200 Stop The Bleed kits. All of […]
St. Francis students win top W.Va. reading prize
MORGANTOWN — St. Francis Central Catholic School took a few minutes to celebrate itself Friday afternoon. The school on Guthrie Lane turned a page with a special […]
Gravity-defying gourds on display during 31st annual Pumpkin Drop
MORGANTOWN — You know what you get when you drop a pumpkin from the roof of an 11-story building? Squash. But if you find yourself in good […]
Promised $100 million isn’t in PEIA letter; Legislature must approve
CHARLESTON — An annual letter sent by the governor to the Public Employees Insurance Agency doesn’t include the extra $100 million promised by Gov. Jim Justice, but his […]
