Here are some entries from the “Making a difference (even if you don’t always know it)” file, courtesy of Monica Nassif Haddad. Such as the guy in the next lane the […]
Author: Jim Bissett/ The Dominion Post
How does your garden grow? Pretty well, administrators at WVU’s College of Applied Human Sciences say
A handful of administrators from WVU’s College of Applied Human Sciences got to play in the dirt Friday morning in Suncrest. With perennials, vegetable plants, seeds, trowels, work gloves and […]
Sales Tax Holiday arrives — just in time for back to school
The right school clothes are still the right school clothes. That time-honored rite of fall fashion is, in part, why U.S. families with children in elementary school to high school […]
Survey shows parents ‘extremely concerned’ about possibility of gun violence in their children’s schools this year
Nearly 80% of parents responding to an annual back-to-school survey by a nonprofit, national advocacy group say they are worried about the possibility — and the inevitability, even — of […]
Interim, no more: Rosetta Le in as principal at Suncrest Elementary
Rosetta Le will move one office over at Suncrest Elementary for the start of the new year. Le had been serving in the top leadership role there on an interim […]
From drones to the daily news: State teachers offer unique lesson plans this fall with the help of the W.Va. Public Education Collaborative
Before he became a program director with the West Virginia Public Education Collaborative, Canyon Lohnas taught kindergarten and first grade back home in Maryland. Which is why last week he […]
‘Run to Mundy’s Place’ race for Special Olympics set for Aug. 6
Madigan Avenue, like a lot Morgantown’s thoroughfares, weaves and undulates around a neighborhood with tons of character. There are those homes with architectural trappings from another time. And a bar, […]
A celebration of West Virginia creativity Saturday at Palatine Park
FAIRMONT – There’s an oft-paraphrased quote, attributed to Robert Frost, that goes something like this. Poetry, the Bard of New England was said to have opined, makes you remember – […]
The push for math and reading: Educators meet in Morgantown to discuss methods, ideas
The Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place was campaign headquarters this week in an ongoing war on intellect that was mainly started by COVID-19. Said war is for the benefit of […]
Juggling act: School fosters pure love of the outdoors with the teaching of critical survival skills
Give Benjamin Tower a compass and a sky twinkling with constellations, and you’ve got a ticket out of the wilderness. Along with a menu to go with it. He’ll tell […]
