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Weekly Update 9/4/26

Paw Paw High School was recognized at the WV Student Success Summit in Charleston last week as the recipient of the 2026 American College Application Campaign School of Excellence Award—an honor awarded to only one school in the state. Pictured is Dr. Tina Stickley, school counselor.
This prestigious recognition highlights the school’s outstanding commitment to supporting students through the college application process and expanding access to postsecondary opportunities.

Morgan County Schools was honored to be represented by three presentation teams showcasing:
*A district-wide approach to implementing high-impact instructional practices in our secondary schools
*Innovative work taking place in our middle and high school classrooms
*Collaborative leadership that is strengthening teaching and learning across our secondary schools
Professional learning is an investment in our students. Opportunities like this allow our educators to bring back research-based strategies, learn from other successful school systems, collaborate with national experts, and continue improving the educational experiences we provide right here in Morgan County. Being selected to present on a national stage also highlights the exceptional work our teachers and leaders are doing every day in our secondary schools.
We are grateful for the educators who continue to learn, lead, and proudly represent Morgan County Schools. Thank you for your commitment to ensuring that every child has access to engaging high-quality learning experiences.
#BuildingExpertise #BE2026 #InstructionalEmpowerment
#MorganCountySchools #EveryChildEveryDay



Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.

Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.

Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.


