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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHancock County Schools is engaging with training and reducing its force to right its fiscal outlook, and a new board member is sworn in.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMuch of the West Virginia Board of Education’s Monday morning meeting was spent hearing updates on three of the state interventions into local school systems.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDuring its monthly meeting Wednesday, Aug. 9, the West Virginia Board of Education received an update on the investigation into Upshur County Schools, which was placed under state control earlier this summer.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMichele Blatt was sworn in as the new state superintendent of schools, and the board heard updates on two school systems under state control.
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