From the signing of the National Anthem by the students and fans in attendance 🇺🇸 to the good sportsmanship and coaching acknowledged, this is just one more reason we are Marion County proud!
Maintenance Department Employee Joe Toothman works with students from the Marion County Technical Center who are job shadowing on how to operate a floor cleaning machine.
New Governor's School for Arts, Culture and History 7th and 8th grade. Applications found at the bottom of the page of the website. Students must have completed applications to their counselors by Jan. 27 for evaluation. https://govschools.wv.gov/GSACH/Pages/aboutgsach.aspx
Dr.Ball, Ed. D, BCBA meeting with Marion County Schools special educators and autism mentors on Teaching Students with Behavior Challenges: Resources and Strategies for Success tonight.
Writers are readers and stronger thinkers. The Veterans of Foreign Wars honored 7 Marion County Schools teachers and their students for their support and participation in VFW essay programs at Barrackville, Fairview, Mannington Middle, West Fairmont Middle, Rivesville, East Fairmont High, and North Marion. VFW State Commander Dr. Boggess and District 1 Commander Toby Heaney presented the awards to the board of education.
Please be aware of construction that will impact student and parent drivers in the East Fairmont feeder in the future. MCS encourages students to ride busses to minimize traffic in this area. MCS Transportation Department will be rerouting to accommodate the construction. 1-79 Southbound Lanes to be Closed Thursday, January 5, 2023 on Marion County, WV. Both southbound lanes of Interstate 79 will be closed from milepost 135 to 134.5 from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 5, 2023, for emergency pothole repair. All southbound traffic will detour onto Exit 135 and cross immediately onto the onramp to continue on I-79 southbound. All traffic must follow the detour route. Motorists are advised to plan and allow additional time for their commute as delays are expected. Inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances could change the project schedule.
Please be aware of construction that will impact student and parent drivers in the East Fairmont feeder in the future. MCS encourages students to ride busses to minimize traffic in this area. MCS Transportation Department will be rerouting to accommodate the construction.
MCS is hiring math teachers, special education teachers, English teachers, substitute teachers, athletic trainers, substitute bus operators, cooks, custodians. See postings at
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Rivesville Elementary and Middle is closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 4, 2023, due to no change in the water advisories in the community.
MCS is recipient of $7,500 STEAM Powered WV project grant from WV Department of Arts, Culture, and History, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation and WVDE. Congrats STEAM Teacher Margie Suder for your top-ranked “Autobiographical Museum Curator” project for the MCS STEAM Center.
MCS will release Fairview Elementary, Fairview Middle, Barrackville, Blackshere, Monongah Ele and Monongah Middle, Mannington Middle, Marion County Tech Center, and North Marion beginning at 1:30 due to additional rain forecasted in the area and current high waters.
Rivesville Elementary and Middle is closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 3, 2023, due to a boil water advisory.
Marion County Schools welcomes all students and staff back from winter break on Tuesday, January 3, 2023. We have missed you!
Even though students are on winter break and return to Marion County Schools on January 3, work continues as progress in the Barrackville kitchen moves along. Our hardworking crews complete installation of a new disposer, dishwasher, sink, faucets and dish tables.
“Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night” from Marion County Schools.
Throughout the school year, schools in Marion County are participating in safety and security trainings. Today, Pleasant Valley staff is participating in Active Shooter Training from Officer Jack Frost of the Fairmont PD.
It’s the time of year to gather together as family and the Marion County Schools Maintenance Department did just that as they enjoyed their annual traditional Christmas breakfast today. We are blessed to have this talented, hardworking crew.
Celebrating final days of the 2022 school year together as a team with breakfast before kicking off training updates for 2023, the Marion County Schools bus operators are a hardworking team and we are blessed to have them.
“We are gonna be friends…” Santa and the Grinch were spotted at East Fairmont Middle School this afternoon.
‘Twas the night before winter break…and all through the hive…students were busy working with teachers to connect door and hall decorations with learning. From world leaders in ugly sweaters, to a break down of the story of the Grinch, to a “Chemis..tree, to beautiful artwork.
