Too much homework. Or, not enough. Using the latest technology to talk to teachers via Chromebooks — while feeling more emotionally disconnected than ever. So goes the quandary of COVID-19 for Monongalia County students in the pandemic year of 2020. Mon’s Board of Education ...
It’s beginning to look a lot like COVID. Make that, a lot more like COVID. That’s why remote learning has been extended until Jan. 20 for schools in Monongalia County.“We’re looking at it as a preventive measure,” Superintendent Eddie Campbell Jr. said Wednesday.While no ...
The only school buses you’ll see on the road in Monongalia County this morning will be the select ones driving to various locations in order to become WiFi stations on four wheels. Starting today, Mon Schools is going remote for the rest of year due to the pandemic, Superintendent ...
by Olivia Murrayomurray@dominionpost.com The COVID-19 pandemic has affected students’ abilities to conduct engineering capstone projects at West Virginia University, according to their professors. Yu Gu, associate professor, and Andrew Nix, associate professor of mechanical and ...
Software available free to students, on all school computers KINGWOOD — The After School Explorers (ASE) will be virtual this year through Teams. Michelle Berry, director of elementary curriculum, said Microsoft Teams is a collaboration tool within Office365 that allows teachers ...
Buses provide Wi-Fi across county, state Newsroom@DominionPost.com Fifteen buses from Mon Schools are parked in locations across the county, bringing Wi-Fi to students where service is typically spotty. In addition to the state-driven Kid’s Connect initiative, which has ...