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Senior Reagan Parsons of Parkersburg South High School is our Academic Achiever of the Week.
Koreski was nominated by one of her students. They say she’s had a big impact on their life.
Students will have hands-on activities and simulations in a variety of medical careers
Otte described it as being to higher education what 401k plans are to retirement.
Local volunteers portrayed characters in time-period costumes.
Visitors were able to enjoy investigative games as well as contribute to a supply drive for the Parkersburg Humane Society from where Bobbie the Beagle was adopted.
The first Jones SMHS Band Scholarship will be awarded in 2024.
Scott Van Pelt joined a Zoom call with students to talk about his career, sports, and journalism
For three years now, Wood County Schools have partnered with the Wood County Prevention Coalition to tackle vaping in local schools through a vaping prevention campaign.
“A Christmas Story” hits South’s stage on November 10th.
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Williamstown Bank also presented Parkersburg South with a check at a football game.
Leigh Husted is a multi categorical teacher at Warren Middle School and has been teaching for around 28 years
the Building Bridges 2 Careers event helps students,families explore careers and pathways in our region.
The funds will focus on renovating the college’s Jackson County Center into an advanced manufacturing technology facility.
Several fire prevention tips were taught before students were transported back to school in firetrucks.
Dr. Jackson has been acting as president since July 1st but, on Friday night, she was officially presented with the presidential medallion.
Sarker said he enjoys being a student leadership ambassador helping students connect with businesses to obtain work related experience.
Senior music therapy major Emma Searing shared their reaction to the news.
His time outside of the classroom has not impacted his 4.2 grade point average.
Sturm has been teaching at the school for over 20 years.
Dr. Manchin discusses why some colleges are facing recent issues, and how GSU mitigates these situations.
This experiment explores chemistry, applied science, and colors in a fun and tasty way!
Governor Justice’s proclamation was read out loud at Tuesday night’s board of education meeting.
Following a successful pilot of the Laundromat Library on Pike Street in Marietta, a second of its kind has been established on Ullman Street in Beverly.
Watch your drawing come to life with the Floating Man Experiment.
The final round of appeals has resulted in majors being eliminated and programs being discontinued among the final recommendations.
The one-day workshop is on October 2.
Students flocked to the event, looking for clubs and organizations to join.
Training is underway for the Marietta Police Department’s new therapy dog Phoenix.
The recent fatal school bus crash in Northwest Ohio has renewed the importance of school bus safety.
The Daybreak crew uses chemistry and decision-making skills to make Barbie inspired Slime!
Wood County Schools currently has 57 open professional positions, most of which are teaching positions.
New students are getting help with their accommodations.
The start of the new year is right around the corner for Pleasants County Schools.
"We’re going to learn every day this year, and we just can’t wait to have our Golden Eagles back with us in the nest.”
WVU Medicine at Camden Clark Medical Center and WVU-Parkersburg is joining together for a new pilot program.
Belpre residents got to see animals from the Columbus Zoo.
WTAP’s Daybreak crew is partnering up with Jill McDonald to show families some fun, easy, and affordable S.T.E.A.M. projects they can do at home.
New teachers get prepared for their first year teaching at Wood County Schools.
WVU-Parkersburg will be offering the second year for a program designed to help those with substance abuse issues.
Wood Co. Schools is in need of more bus drivers and mechanics.
School officials are making sure to monitor any use of artificial intelligence by students.
The exams are being offered at the Parkersburg location.
The Marietta Salvation Army is helping children who need school supplies with the school year around the corner.
This activity focuses on engineering with some art and math involved.
Classes for West Virginia University at Parkersburg are around the corner.
Wood County School district teachers are taking the time to refresh and learn up on some new ways of teaching.
Between tuition, supplies and housing, the average cost of college in West Virginia is over $16,000 for in-state residents, but one program is cutting that cost to almost nothing.
There is new leadership at Williamstown Elementary for the upcoming school year.