Calendar Update: Friday, April 15 was previously scheduled to be an early dismissal. It will now be a non-traditional instructional day. Students will not attend school in person that day but instead be engaged as directed by their teachers. Staff will report to work.
Congratulations to Paige Waugh and Maya Souders, WSIS, who won first place in the Division I U.S. History group category at the Regional Social Studies Fair held at Musselman High School on March 19. Paige and Maya will be presenting their project, Helen Keller, at the State Social Studies Fair in Charleston on April 29.
The following students were also place winners at the regional fair:
Division I (Grades 3-5)
U.S. History (Individual) - Rylee Griffith - WSIS - Abraham Lincoln's Childhood - Honorable Mention
World History (Individual) - Caden Stewart - WSIS -Saving Endangered Animals -2nd Place
Division II (Grades 6-8)
Psychology (Individual) - Reese Souders - WSMS -Horse Therapy for Kids - 3rd Place
Sociology (Individual) - Annabelle Pennington - WSMS - PRIDE: Not Just a Word - 3rd Place
State & Local Studies (Individual) - Jeremiah Clark - WSMS -Caudy's Castle - Honorable Mention
U.S. History (Individual) - Joselyn Smith - PPS - The History of the WNBA - Honorable Mention
World History (Individual) - Austin Gentile - WSMS - The History of Insulin - Honorable Mention
School Data for the week of March 10-March 17, 2022
School Data for the week of March 3-March 10, 2022
Today's "Time to Shine" is Morgan County Communities in Schools staff:
Sherry Byrd - Widmyer Elementary School
Tony McKee - Warm Springs Intermediate School
Tiffany Giles - Warm Springs Middle School
Emily Hawver - Berkeley Springs High School
We are grateful to the Communities in Schools staff who shine brightly for their students, families, and school communities. Join us in thanking these CIS Workers today.
Due to the inclement weather forecast for the weekend, the Regional Social Studies Fair will be postponed until next Saturday, March 19th. Same location and time.
Today's "Time to Shine" is Becca Griffith supporting Warm Springs Intermediate School.
We are grateful to the School Social Workers who shine brightly for their students, families, and school communities. Join us in thanking School Social Workers today.
School Data for the week of February 24-March 3, 2022
Check out this summer job opportunity with Morgan County Starting Points!
STRAWBERRY UPDATE:
Strawberry pick-up will be Monday, Feb. 28th from
5-7 pm at BSHS. We will be set up on the football field side of the building.
Strawberries are very perishable, and we are unable to hold orders longer than the designated pickup time.
Please be aware that the pick-up time could possibly change due to shipping issues. We will post any updates to Dojo.
Due to the slippery conditions this morning, Morgan County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay for today, Friday, February 25. Employees follow reporting code D
School COVID-19 Data for the week of February 10-17, 2022
Tonight, the Morgan County Board of Education voted 5-0 to make masks optional for students and staff effective on February 16, 2022. An updated guidance document will be released soon. We would like to offer a sincere thank you to our families and staff for their patience and understanding. Your cooperation has been vital to keeping our schools open and our students in school. We look forward to continuing to partner with you as we move ahead.
Local transmission of COVID-19 remains at the HIGH level, therefore masks will be required indoors and on buses next week, February 14 through February 18.
Thank you to the following businesses for helping us say "Thank You" to our counselors for National School Counseling Week:
CASA, Life or Drugs, CNB, Perry Realty, Awakening BHC, Eastern Panhandle Home Builders Assoc., Omega Health Services, and Jim Chittock at Kesecker Realty.
As part of National School Counselor week, help us thank counselor, Barbara Kline at Warm Springs Intermediate School.
School counseling programs help to increase student achievement and provide a much-needed resource for students, parents, teachers and administrators. School counselors are integral to student success.
Local transmission of COVID-19 remains at the HIGH level, therefore masks will be required indoors and on buses next week, January 31 through February 4.
Local transmission of COVID-19 remains at the HIGH level, therefore masks will be required indoors and on buses next week, January 24 through January 28.
Due to the timing of the winter weather and the temperatures tomorrow morning, Morgan County Schools will be operating on a 2-hour delay for Thursday, January 20. We will continue to monitor conditions and evaluate roads in the morning. Employees will follow reporting code D. As of now, all schools will be open for in-person learning on a 2-hour delay schedule.
Morgan County Schools will be operating on a 2-hour delay for tomorrow, Wednesday, January 19. Employees follow reporting code D.