
Welcome home to MC, Zach Frazier, WVU Offensive Lineman, who came to NMHS to sign autographs for the kids at the first Bob DeVaul Memorial Basketball Clinic and Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s is underway today.



The first Bob DeVaul Memorial Basketball Clinic and Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s is underway at NMHS. Students are doing drills with legendary basketball players and Globetrotters, who are giving back for a good cause today.





Who says Friday’s are for winding down? S’mores, Spiders, Snakes, and so Much More at Pleasant Valley Elementary Summer SOLE! Students were reading about the outdoors and bringing their experiences to life in so many ways today.





Finding a hidden talent: It is by trying that we find unknown talents like this West Fairmont Middle School student, who visited FSU Academy of the Arts during Summer SOLE today.


How do you see yourself? Students at Barrackville, Mannington, Monongah, and Rivesville middle schools used art as a tool for self expression as they visited Fairmont State University Academy of the Arts today during Summer SOLE.





Leaving their mark and learning about the integration of art in the learning process. West Fairmont Middle School Summer SOLE students visited Fairmont State University Academy for the Arts today.





There are pools filled with fun and learning, and students at Blackshere Elementary are taking a dip today in Summer SOLE.





Working together to reflect upon school safety and security needs, Sheriff Riffle and Dir. of Homeland Security and Management Chris McIntire coordinated with police officers and emergency responders of White Hall and City of Fairmont, MC administration to begin safety reviews at each MCS facility.




Fairview Elementary’s Camp Honsaker enjoys a trip to the local public library.


Fairview Elementary’s Camp Fairview Indians sings the theme song, We Are The Indians!


Fairview Elementary’s Camp Simons finishes and displays their rain sticks.


Fairview Elementary’s Camp Morris shares nature collages after completing a nature walk.


Reading by the camp fire and finding a forest of possibilities in a book and more at Jayenne Elementary’s Summer SOLE program today.





Thank you to the Marion County Public Library for “making a splash” at Monongah Elementary today as students learn about the importance of play intermixed with Summer SOLE programming in reading, writing, math.





Enjoying some magical treats to go along with the "Reading is Magical" theme at Blackshere Elementary Summer SOLE.




Sign up for the Bob DeVaul Memorial Basketball Clinic and Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s on July 9, 9-1 at NMHS. Registration is open to any youth in K-5th grade. The camp is absolutely free and participants will be doing drills with legendary basketball players. If you don't sign up in advance, it will be a $20 fee at the gate to do the camp in the morning. See https://forms.gle/qtmUNyhSkJCm9PVi8. The afternoon events (3 Point Shootout, Dunk Contest, & Celebrity Game) will be free for kids k-12th grade. All-star game with former WVU and Globetrotters playing to follow. Adults will be charged $5 to enter these events.


Judge Rodney Merrifield Swearing in of Oath for the new Marion County Board Member George Boyles!





Building relationships and school pride alongside the recovery of math, reading, and writing skills are the focus of Summer SOLE activities today at White Hall.





Explorers Among Us! Barrackville Summer SOLE is rocking it out of this world. They did a Space theme and lots of STEAM activities to integrate reaching, math and science.





There’s something special that happens every year for the past nearly 5 decades right here in Marion County in Fairview, WV. Superintendent Dr. Hage served as keynote in this year’s celebration of The American Spirit. “Nothing happens in isolation…We are all part of a larger stream of events, past, present, and future. We are all the beneficiaries of those who went before us--who built the cathedrals, who braved the unknown, who gave of their time and service, and who kept faith in the possibilities of the mind and the human spirit.” - McCullough

