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2025-2026 School Calendar Approved

Marshall County Schools gold and blue logo with a book in the center.

The 2025-2026 academic calendar has been approved by the Marshall County Board of Education and the West Virginia Department of Education. Students in 1st – 12th grade return to the…

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JMHS Carpentry Students Sign with Local Trade Union

Seated, from left, are Landen Nelson, Jude Kesner-Rankin and Joseph Rogers signing their letters of intent.

Three John Marshall High School Career & Technical Education (CTE) students in the Carpentry program signed a letter of intent to begin an apprenticeship with a local trade union. Jude…

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2025 JMHS Top 1% and 5% Announced

Front row from left, alphabetically, is the Top 1%: Victoria Finley, Maitlyn Miller and Gabriella Naome. Middle row, alphabetically, is the Top 5%: Teonna Barton, Kendra Callahan, Audrey Ferguson and Sydney Gray. Back row, continued alphabetically, is the Top 5%: Mariah Lehman, Maverick Lemasters, Cameron McCord, Megan Schwing and Maci Wells.

The John Marshall High School administration is proud to announce the Top 5% from the Class of 2025. The Top 1%, alphabetically, includes Victoria Finley, Maitlyn Miller and Gabriella Naome.…

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Annual Student Art Show Underway at Local Museum

Pictured is just a small sample of the artwork featured at the annual Marshall County Student Art Show at the Grave Creek Mound.

Marshall County students once again have the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent at the 43rd annual Marshall County Student Art Show, currently on display at the Grave Creek Mound…

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Annual JMHS Festival of Steel This Saturday

Steel drum instrument

John Marshall High School will host its fifth annual Festival of Steel this Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. in the school’s gymnasium. The festival will feature local steel…

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