A reminder that the 2nd Annual Marion
County Career, College and Industry Fair is Tuesday November 1st from 5:00-7:00 pm at the Fairmont Senior Field House. Representatives from area Colleges and Industries will be on hand to discuss career opportunities. The Fair is open to all students in grades 5 through 12. Also, representatives from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission will be conducting two free FASFA information sessions for parents. The first session is scheduled to begin at 5:15 and the second will begin at 6:15. Both sessions will be in the Board meeting room of the Marion County
Board Office.

Are you eligible for the WV PROMISE Scholarship? Find out more at https://youtu.be/F_GELJhLHJw or visit your high school counselor today. March 1 is the deadline.

We do like winners. When it comes in threes in Marion County, it’s even sweeter. For the first time in history, all three Marion County high schools are in the football playoffs. Good luck East Fairmont, Fairmont Senior, and North Marion. 💛💙🖤

The staff of Fairview Middle is always working and building better together. This Halloween, their costumes represent this fact.

Today, October 31, 2022, students of Marion County Schools will be bringing their first report card of the 2022-23 school year home. This is the first report card of the State’s new WVEIS 2.0 platform system that was integrated in July 2022. Our principals, counselors, and teachers have worked diligently to make this new integration as seamless as possible. When you review your child’s report card, if there are concerns, we appreciate your patience as you contact your child’s school if there are concerns.

It’s Fall in Almost Heaven WV and getting outdoors to chase waterfalls may be on your list.

Fairmont Senior LSIC did a great thing tonight for the community! Community Trick or Treat at East-West Stadium with approximately 2000 creative kids in their disguises and getting treats! There’s no hiding it! 🎃




There was jazz, pumpkin contests with art and writing created by the students, and community togetherness at the Monongah Middle Community in the Park event last night. ❤️🎃




A parade of pure joy and creativity at Blackshere today as the school hosted door judging, costume parade, and fall parties for the students and staff and families. 🎃




The parade of characters at Pleasant Valley Elementary Trunk or Treat today was continuous, sweet fun! 🎃




Let’s go…If you looked in the crowd of the WVU girls soccer game last night, you would find Blackshere represented and posing for pictures with the Mountaineer and Dr. Gee. 💙⭐️


Going into the weekend with lots of candy, books, and love from Blackshere’s Trunk or Treat.




Ms. Johnson's English 11 students at Fairmont Senior completed propaganda/persuasive projects this week. They were to research and detail what FSHS has to offer potential incoming students in SAT/AP scores, sports, extracurricular, teacher excellence, state standing, and history of school. They used rhetorical devices, emotional appeals, effective and precise diction, and interviews.




Let the music play on! What a day fir Mannington Middle School students who were the recipients of $40,000 in free instruments to support their growth and love of music! VH 1’s Save the Music Grant presentation was today.




Making MCS proud on a national level! Over 70,000 in attendance at the National FFA conference where Marion County Technical Center FFA is on stage.

Trick or Treat! The EFHS Pep School Class, teachers, and teacher aid students treat or treated today in the halls today.




EARLY VOTING: 2022 General Election Wed., Oct. 26th - Sat., Nov. 5th, 2022, Mon.- Fri, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM, and Saturdays 9 AM - 5 PM. No matter the precinct location, registered voters may vote at County Courthouse, White Hall Public Safety Building, Farmington Community Building.

Adjectives! Learning all about pumpkins at Pleasant Valley in First Grade. 🎃




New people sightings at Fairview Middle School today as students displayed scarecrow creations from their homeroom competition. These creations were also used at the school’s successful recent Fall Festival for the community and students.




Not your typical classroom at East Fairmont High as students in Ms. Ford’s science class learn about beekeeping and maintain their own hives. Today a state inspector visited the outdoor classroom to provide tips, review lessons learned about the process, and answer questions.




