KEYSER – Students in Dianna Eary's class at Keyser Primary-Middle School once again took over the courtroom in the Mineral County Courthouse to present a mock trial before Circuit Court Judges Phil Jordan and Lynn Nelson.
KEYSER – Mineral County had three schools that reached or surpassed the board-imposed goal of 95 percent attendance rate for the 2010-2011 school year, and three more schools got within a half a percent of the goal.
Former Keyser resident chosen as Apple Distinguished Educator.
ELK GARDEN - After being connected to Elk Garden School for 39 years as a student, teacher, coach, and principal, Charles Keller will be retiring and leaving the small mountain top community.
KEYSER – Shania Isenberg and Logan Stanislawczyk were awarded the 2011 Principal's Awards recently when Keyser Primary-Middle School held its annual eighth grade awards program in the theater at Keyser High School. Presented by Principal John Campbell, the Principal's Award is given to one boy and one girl in the eighth grade who display the most outstanding citizenship and academic performance during middle school. Other finalists for the prestigious award were: Mariah Ack, Zoey K. Harris, Annie Kesner, Sarah Markle, Sarah Page, Skylar Spanburgh, Brooke Staggers, Katie Wiltison, Reid Boden, Logan Bucklew, Avery Costilow, Justice Courrier, Daniel Haupt, Hunter Kasmier, Daniel Lewis, Logan Robinette, Jesse Shears, Ryan Streets, and Jesse Wilson.
KEYSER – Superintendent of Schools Skip Hackworth found himself on both sides of the podium Monday evening at the Mineral County Board of Education Retirement Banquet.
The Mineral County Technical Center honors its grads with awards, scholarships.
NEW CREEK -- New Creek middle school held their annual D.A.R.E. graduation for fifth graders on Thursday, May 18.
BURLINGTON -- Fifth grade students at Burlington Primary school celebrated their D.A.R.E. graduation on Wednesday, May 18. Sheirff Craig Fraley emphasized the importance of decision making to the students.
Deputy Phil and Ozzgood the Owl have been visiting Mineral County Schools spreading their mesasge of safety to the children.
KEYSER - Henry Falkowski, Ed.D., was named Potomac State College of West Virginia University’s Professor of the Year during the college’s recent Weekend of Honors.
Incoming Mineral County Superintendent of Schools Rob Woy talks about trust and a need for the personalization of education.
KEYSER - Potomac State College of West Virginia University recently recognized Rachel Whitehair with the E. William Noland Outstanding Student Award for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Hannah Biser and Taven Rohrbaugh were named Outstanding Girl and Boy Sunday during Keyser High School's Class Night program.
SHORT GAP - Nicole Nelson was named the Outstanding Student at Frankfort Middle School's fifth grade D.A.R.E. graduation on May 10.
