Superintendent calls COVID-19 outbreaks inevitable In most of West Virginia’s 55 public school districts, shoes are again squeaking across the floors of socially distanced hallways. Students are again raising their hands in class discussions. Football teams and marching bands ...
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Association argues the COVID-19 maps lack validity by Olivia Murrayomurray@dominionpost.com The West Virginia Education Association (WVEA) and its members want teachers to teach in person, in the classrooms. But they want everyone kept safe at the same time. The teacher ...
Mon County Schools welcome in-person classroom learning No, you weren’t regarding a big, yellow, COVID-induced mirage through your windshield Thursday morning. That really was a Monongalia County school bus at the traffic light. And it was really was delivering students to ...
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70% of students in classes as part of blended learning After seven months of echoing footfalls in empty hallways, Sheri Petitte is ready for her school to start being noisy again. That will happen at 8:30 a.m. today when the buses roll up to Ridgedale Elementary, to send students forth ...