The Practical Nursing Department at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center held its 2026 graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 25th, at Oak Glen High School. First Row left to right: Paydon Conley, Hannah Szczerbinski, Giannah Haushalter, Kaylee Vankirk, Denita Dancy Second Row left to…
Front L-R Haley Dishler, Alexandra Watkins Middle L-R Kaitlynn Simmons, Brie Crummitt, Alexis Ritchie, Dancia Mumford, Paiton Ringo, Paityn Reilly Back L-R Kaleena Gibson, Paislei Brooks, Alivia Cline, Lucy Ford, Blayne McCartney, Emily Conroyering Front L-R Haley Dishler, Alexandra Watkins Middle L-R Kaitlynn Simmons, Brie…
Ted Arneault has been named Head Principal at Weir High. Arneault will assume his position after the Labor Day weekend. Arneault most recently served as Transportation Coordinator and prior to that time served as Weir High Head Principal, Weirton Elementary Principal and a teacher and…
WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center is proud to welcome its second class of Project SEARCH interns, continuing a program that is already making a lasting impact on students, the hospital and the community.This year, six high school seniors are participating in the program — five…
The start of the 2026/27 school year found teachers and school service personnel reporting to different positions,classrooms and schools as the County school system dealt with a reduced budget. The Board of Education learned of the following assignments approved by Michele Blatt, State Superintendent of…
Hancock County Schools excelled in State testing and student achievement despite a year of turmoil. Those attending the Board of Education meeting Monday night heard a report from Kristen Bissett, regarding the test scores from last schoolyear. “Proud, Focused, Achieving, Hancock County Excellence in Action,”…
NEW CUMBERLAND, W.Va. — Twenty-one kindergarten through second-grade students traded traditional summer school activities for three days of hands-on science, health, and discovery during Hancock County WVU Extension’s Summer School Take-Over, held August 3–5 at A.T. Allison Elementary School. The program was created as an…
New Cumberland, W.Va. – Students in Hancock County will have the opportunity to eat a no-cost breakfast and lunch at school through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program. The CEP was enacted as a result of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act and provides universal meal…
