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Wood County Schools continue to excel
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — A change in leadership and reorganization of the Wood County Schools central office did not diminish the district’s successes in 2010. more »» 
Law settles in as Wood superintendent
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — Wood County Schools’ new superintendent is hard at work learning the job and plotting a course for the district. more »» 
Six candidates compete for superintendent
March 4, 2011 BELPRE — The six candidates for the superintendent of Belpre City Schools has been announced. more »» 
Program brings technology to district
March 4, 2011 BELPRE — Belpre City Schools saw several changes in 2010 and will see at least one major change in 201. more »»
Tyler welcomes new superintendent
March 4, 2011 MIDDLEBOURNE — Tyler County Schools started the 2010-11 school year with a new superintendent. Robin Daquilante was hired to replace former Superintendent Jeff Hoover, who stepped down June 30, 2010. more »»
Bond issue a boon for Pleasants County Schools
March 4, 2011 ST. MARYS — Pleasants County Schools will fund four building projects in the coming years, including a new St. Marys High School and athletic facility thanks the passage of a bond issue. more »» 
Capital campaign for Catholic going well
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — Parkersburg Catholic Schools has had an eventful year with new principal Karen Robinson taking over at the high school for Marie Held who retired in June, the elementary school seeing... more »» 
Wood County Christian changes campus
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — North Christian School will be getting a new principal at the end of the current school year. more »» 
Renovation nearing completion at Geary
March 4, 2011 SPENCER — Roane County Schools is continuing to work to help students achieve in the classroom and is continuing a massive renovation project at one of the county schools. more »» 
Wood moving toward universal Pre-K enrollment
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — Wood County Schools continues to grow its prekindergarten programs in an effort to reach universal enrollment by 2013. more »» 
Wirt County sees increase in enrollment
March 4, 2011 ELIZABETH — As Wirt County Schools is seeing an increase in enrollment, the district’s commitment to integrating more technology into the classroom is giving students the best education to prepare... more »» 
WVU-P celebrates 50th anniversary
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — During 2011, West Virginia University at Parkersburg is celebrating its 50th anniversary under the theme “The College the Community Built” with a variety of activities, exhibits and... more »» 
OVU ranks high, keeps growing
March 4, 2011 VIENNA —Situated on 266 wooded acres at one of the highest points in Wood County, Ohio Valley University continues to fuse higher education with biblical faith and service as it embarks on another 5... more »»
National College begins classes
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — A new career college in Parkersburg is offering area residents short-term diplomas for long-term careers. more »» 
Marietta College makes improvements, additions
March 4, 2011 MARIETTA – Marietta College continues to look at areas of growth and how to better serve its students. more »» 
Growth and change expected for Washington State
March 4, 2011 MARIETTA — Numbers show that more and more people are enrolling for classes at Washington State Community College. more »» 
School works with special-needs children, adults
March 4, 2011 MARIETTA — Ewing School and Wasco Workshop continue to provide education and employment opportunity for students and adults with special needs. more »» 
Adult Technical Center serves area students, industry
March 4, 2011 MARIETTA – The Adult Technical Center at the Washington County Career Center continues to adapt its programs to the community’s changing need. more »»
Wolf Creek mourns board member loss
March 4, 2011 WATERFORD — Wolf Creek Local Schools mourned the loss of a school board and community member this school year with the sudden passing of Lynn Sandford. Sandford, 73, died No. more »»
Mountain State continues to develop online and in the classroom
March 4, 2011 PARKERSBURG — As it enters its 123rd year of service in the community, Mountain State College continues to develop its curriculum and stays focused on the success of its students. more »» |
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