Marshall County Schools In The News
JM’s Zervos Named 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholar
U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona announced that John Marshall High senior Zara Zervos is one of the 161 students in the 57th class of U.S. Presidential Scholars. She is one of the 20 being recognized for her accomplishments in academics and the career and technical education field. “The 2021 Presidential Scholars represent extraordinary achievements…
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Hilltop’s Kindness Crew Sends Flowers to Nursing Home Residents
The Hilltop Elementary School “Kindness Crew,” consisting of 5th graders, worked diligently during recess for the past several weeks to paint and decorate small Terracotta flowerpots. On Wednesday morning, club members planted flowers in those pots that will now be delivered to residents at Stonerise Moundsville, formally known as the Mound View Skilled Nursing Home.…
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2021 JMHS Top 1% and Top 5% Announced
The John Marshall High School administration is proud to announce the Top 5% from the Class of 2021. The Top 1%, alphabetically, includes Haleigh Henderson, Sav Nelson and Zara Zervos. The Top 5%, alphabetically, includes Derek Black, Natalie Keim, Kealyn McCardle, Sabrena Palmer, Lakyn Parker, Josilee Scott, Laura Siler, Grant Swift and Tessa Wise. All…
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2021 Marshall County WV Golden Horseshoe Winners Announced
Camden Frye and Dane Smith from Cameron High School and Victoria Finley and Gabriella Naome from Sherrard Middle School are being recognized for their outstanding knowledge of West Virginia history by being named the 2021 West Virginia Golden Horseshoe winners in Marshall County. Given every year since 1931, the Golden Horseshoe test assesses student knowledge…
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Dominion Energy’s ‘Project Plant It!’ Comes to Cameron Elementary School
Dominion Energy is marking the 15th year of its Project Plant It! environmental stewardship program by distributing tree seedlings and wildflower seed packets to 51,000 students across its service area. The material was shipped to participants in April by the Arbor Day Foundation, a longtime partner with Dominion Energy for Project Plant It!. In 2021,…
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Marshall County Service Personnel and Teacher of the Year Named
Marshall County Board of Education members and county administrators recognized Service Personnel and Teacher of the Year nominees during the regular board meeting on Tuesday evening. Each year service personnel, teachers and administrators vote a faculty and staff member to represent their building as a county contender. Then a committee, consisting of county office officials…
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JM Percussion Concert Planned
The John Marshall High School Percussion Department will hold a concert this Thursday, April 29, at 6:30 pm in the John Marshall Center for Performing Arts. The performance will feature many different ensembles such as steel band, colonial drum ensemble, taiko ensemble, African ensemble and much more. Several pieces will be premiered at this concert,…
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P-EBT Card Information
P-EBT cards are in the process of being mailed to more than 220,000 students in West Virginia. Marshall County students should expect to receive their card by the end of April. Have a question or need assistance? Call the P-EBT hotline at 304-756-5431 or email WVPEBT@k12.wv.us.
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Zervos Named U.S. Presidential Scholars Semifinalist
John Marshall High School senior Zara Zervos is one of the 625 students who has qualified as a semifinalist of the prestigious United States Presidential Scholars Program. It is a great honor and an exceptional accomplishment to have reached the semifinalist phase in this highly selective and prestigious program. Nearly 6,500 candidates from across the…
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Student-Grown Flowers for Sale at Four Marshall County Schools
Students at Cameron High School, John Marshall High School, Moundsville Middle School and Sherrard Middle School are preparing to sell hanging baskets, vegetable plants, herbs and a variety of flowers they grew in their school’s greenhouse. At each school in late January students began germinating seeds for tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, lettuce, cabbage and herbs. Then…
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