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P-EBT Information

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Faculty Email Addresses

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COVID-19 School Recovery Plan & Guidance

Marshall County Schools follows the WVDE COVID guidance as outlined in the WVDE COVID School Recovery Plan & Guidance document. More information can be found HERE.

Assessment

Click HERE to view a copy of our Testing Transparency document for the 2023 - 2024 school year.

Internet Safety

Remember Internet Safety in your daily health and safety routines. For resources on Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship click HERE.

School Year 23-24

The 2023 -2024 school calendar can be found HERE.

Staff Trainings

  • Summer 2024 Professional Development opportunities can be found HERE.
  • All staff can access the MCS Online Policy Training Course by clicking HERE. You will be directed to a OneNote Notebook and will sign in with your email and email password.
  • Professional Development opportunities for professional staff are HERE.
  • Autism Training opportunities within the county can be found HERE. To learn about the Autism Mentor Training program provided by Marshall University, click HERE.
Pictured from left are the JM LifeSmarts team members: Maria Huck, Jasper Murrin, Ethan Pekula and Alina Holliday.

JMHS Students Grab 2024 WV LifeSmarts Title

A team from John Marshall High School won the 2024 West Virginia LifeSmarts Championship, which means they will travel to California next month to compete for the 2024 LifeSmarts Varsity…
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Pictured are the cast and crew of Cinderella.

Monarch Company Presents Cinderella

The public is cordially invited to attend Monarch Company’s production of “Cinderella,” a timeless classic that is sure to enchant audiences of all ages.  “Cinderella” tells the story of a…
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Pictured are the students who scored a 100 Cutline: Pictured from left front row: Taegan Pockl, Miles Baker, Gunner King, Megan Marling, Jersey Schafer, Addilyn Ellwood, Leana Roberts and Kyle Mason. Second row from left: Jaxon Burge, Maddox Frye, Maya Loudermilk, Colton Scherich, Camden Hill, Dexter Choi and Gianna Polsinelli. Third row from left: Colsen McCutcheon, Hunter Lemmon, Adah Aubrey, Emily Gatts, Jessalyn Twarog and Chloe Pickett. Fourth row from left: Braxton Haught, Zane Gast, Ava Hill, Abby Allman, Cecelia Robinson and Gracelynn Welch.

27 Students Earn Perfect Score at Regional WV Social Studies Fair

Twenty-six students from Marshall County Schools and one student from Wetzel County Schools scored a 100% on their projects at the Northern Region West Virginia Social Studies Fair in Moundsville…
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Marshall County Schools logo with the Lawyer in the School logo.

Lawyer in the School Program Comes to Marshall County Schools

Marshall County Schools is holding a monthly legal clinic at the Board of Education office. The Lawyer in the School program provides eligible parents and caregivers of public school students…
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Pictured is just a small sample of the artwork featured at the annual Marshall County Student Art Show at the Grave Creek Mound.

Annual Student Art Show Underway at Local Museum

Marshall County students once again have the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent at the 42nd annual Marshall County Student Art Show, currently on display at the Grave Creek Mound…
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Pictured from left: JMHS Steel Drum Band members Megan Gary, Lizzy Howard, Sydney Gray and Savannah Potts are just four of the many pannists who will perform Saturday during the school’s Festival of Steel.

Annual JMHS Festival of Steel This Saturday

John Marshall High School will host its fourth annual Festival of Steel on Saturday, March 16, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. in the school’s gymnasium. Special guest artist, Chris Tanner, will…
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Pictured from left front row: Faith Clutter, Nathan Hughes, Leo Nguyen, Kaydyn McGilton and Kaylee Seese. Back row: Kingsley Zheng, Christian Dalton, Jordan Richardson, Apollo Miller, Coltin Myers, Ava Coulter and Emily McBee. Not pictured: Emilyn Richards and Olivia Wyatt.

MMS Students Win Northern Region Explore Student Video Contest

Explore the New Manufacturing is pleased to announce the winners of the Explore Student Video Contest, northern region. Middle school teams were judged on the creation of a 3-minute video…
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Kimberly Ghaphery, 2024 Outstanding Industry Educator

MMS Teacher Earns Manufacturing Award

The Explore the New Manufacturing made a surprise award presentation to Kimberly Ghaphery at the organization’s Northern Region Award Ceremony. Ghaphery was presented with a 2024 Outstanding Industry Educator award…
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The Salvation Army is teaming with Marshall County Schools for its Shield Against Hunger campaign. You can bring unexpired, non-perishable food items, during school hours, to one of the 12 participating schools in Marshall County from Monday, March 11 through Friday, March 22, 2024. Marshall County Drop-Off Locations: Cameron Elementary School Cameron High School Center McMechen Elementary School Central Elementary School Gateway Achievement Center Hilltop Elementary School John Marshall High School McNinch Primary School Moundsville Middle School Sand Hill Elementary School Sherrard Middle School Washington Lands Elementary School

Salvation Army & MCS Shield Against Hunger

The Salvation Army is teaming with Marshall County Schools for its Shield Against Hunger campaign. You can bring unexpired, non-perishable food items, during school hours, to one of the 12…
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Help keep our schools and children safe. If you see something, say something.  West Virginia Safe Schools Helpline:   866-723-3982.  Anonymous 24/7 reporting of anything that might harm students.  If you suspect child abuse or neglect, call 1-800-352-6513 and follow the automated prompts.