by Kate Evans Morgan County School Board president Aaron Close said on Monday that there are four finalists for the Morgan County Schools Superintendent position.    School board members will interview the four candidates for superintendent during the week of April 22-26. The posting for the position closed on April 5.[Read More…]

Students from all over West Virginia competed in the WV State Social Studies Fair at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center last Wednesday April 10. In order to participate at the state level, students must have received a first-place award at both the county and regional levels. Morgan County Schools[Read More…]

by Kate Evans Paw Paw Schools Principal Melinda Kasekamp shared highlights of their school year, academic growth, challenges and goals in her Strategic Plan Update presentation at the March 19 Morgan County School Board meeting.  Paw Paw Schools has 158 students, including 79 elementary (k-6) students and 79 high school[Read More…]

by Kate Evans The Morgan County School Board voted to approve School Superintendent Kristen Tuttle’s resignation in their March 19 personnel actions.  They also approved using technical and advertising assistance from the West Virginia School Board Association in their search for a new district superintendent.  Tuttle’s resignation is effective at[Read More…]

by Kate Evans The Morgan County School Board held its second public hearing on the Morgan County Schools 2024-2025 school year calendar at its March 19 meeting and voted to adopt calendar option 1 at the meeting after the hearing. Assistant Superintendent Jeromy Duelley, who is now overseeing  the school[Read More…]

by Kate Evans Morgan County Schools Camp MoCo (grades k-5) and Camp Alpha (grades 6-8) summer camp programs have been canceled for this summer. School officials have said the change is due to state legislation. A new summer program will primarily target struggling first graders who will be in third[Read More…]

Morgan County Schools’ Regional Science Fair winners attended the State Science Fair at the Charleston Civic Center in Charleston on Monday, March 4. Students were escorted to Charleston by their families and performed well at the competition. All three students brought home awards. Isabella Powell, 7th grader from Warm Springs[Read More…]

by Kate Evans The Morgan County School Board is seeking public input as they decide on the details of the 2024-2025 school year calendar. School board members had their first public hearing on the calendar on March 5. Assistant Superintendent Jeromy Duelley, who has taken over the school calendar responsibility[Read More…]