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 ...
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To go, or not to go. That is the question. No, the above isn’t a variant of Shakespeare. It’s the drama of COVID-19 in Monongalia County, particularly for the students, teachers and parents trying to learn their lines from a script that changes daily, and even hourly. And the big ...
By Gabriella BrownNewsroom@DominionPost.com Dozens of parents, students and community members rallied along W.Va. 705 Saturday morning to speak out against the indefinite shut down of Monongalia County schools and student athletics. Not far away, WVU’s football team geared ...