Tune In! for the first day of Pre-K at Monongah Elementary today. Welcome, friends!
Our newest ⭐️s are getting ready for lunch on their first day of Pre-K at Watson Elementary today. Thanks for letting us Tune In!
Tune In! Welcome to our new friends at Pre-K at East Fairmont High School today on the first day of Pre-K in Marion County Schools.
Turning It Up in Ms. Frye's 6th grade English Language Arts classroom with a team building and problem solving project at Mannington Middle School. 💚🐊
Due to a water break and boil water advisory, North Marion High School, Marion County Technical Center, and Blackshere will be closed to students Monday, August 26, 2024.
What did you do this Saturday morning? East Fairmont High School x-country was Turning It On! at the Autumn Classic at St. Mary's.
Fairview Elementary is Turning It On at "Superhero Training Academy" Open House for Fairview families and lots of support from the community. Everyone is excited for another great year!
Tune In! to Marion County Technical Center today as students begin classes for the 2024-25 school year.
Welcome to our new Kindergarten friends! We see you Tuned In! at East Park Elementary on your first day of 2024-25!
Tune In and welcome our new friends at East Dale Elementary School today on their first day of Kindergarten in Marion County Schools 2024-25!
Turning It On! with their learning today at Pleasant Valley Elementary, as these kindergarteners meet new friends and begin their learning and growing together on this first day of Kindergarten in Marion County Schools. Welcome to 2024-25!
Tune In! at lunchtime and give a "welcome" to our Kindergarten friends at White Hall Elementary on their first day of school in Marion County Schools.
Tune In as the 6th Grade Band students from the Fairmont Junior Band Alliance (Rivesville & West Fairmont MS) came out to try their new instruments at the Instrument Petting Zoo and Rental Night, hosted at WFMS. Staff from Bandland LLC and Music Education Majors from the WVU School of Music came out to assist students in learning how to assemble, hold, and play their new instruments. The future is bright for these students!
August 23, 2024 Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s): In Spring 2024, if your student took the SAT, which measures academic progress for students and schools in West Virginia in Grade 11, You may access your student’s individual assessment results for the SAT on your student’s College Board Account. Please Remind your student to login to their College Board Account and share their scores with you. After reviewing your student’s assessment results, we encourage you to talk with his or her teacher to discuss your student’s academic progress. If you have any questions, please contact your student’s school. Sincerely, Dr. Donna Heston Superintendent Marion County Schools
August 23, 2024
Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):
In spring 2024, your student took the West Virginia General Summative Assessment (WVGSA), which measures academic progress for students and schools in West Virginia. Students in Grades 3-8 took the English language arts (ELA) reading, ELA writing, and mathematics sections of the test, with students in Grades 5 and 8 also taking science.
You may access your student’s individual assessment results for the WVGSA on the Family Portal. An access code, along with information on how to log in to the Family Portal will be sent to your student’s K12 student email address. Please ask your child about this important email and access code in their K12 email.
The Family Portal will provide better access to student test results for parents/guardians. It will include detailed information about student performance in math, English language arts, and science, as well as access to Lexile and Quantile measures and the Lexile/Quantile Growth Plan.
To further assist parents/guardians in understanding your student’s performance on the WVGSA, in addition to the results provided in the Family Portal, the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) is providing an individual video score report for your student.
A unique access code for the Family Portal and a link to your student’s individual video score report will be sent to your student’s K12 student email address. Please work with your student to retrieve the Family Portal access code and the video score report link in the email.
Once you receive the email, log in to the Family Portal to see your student’s WVGSA results by clicking on the Family Portal link at https://wv.portal.cambiumast.com/families.html, enter the access code, your student’s date of birth, and his or her first name.
To access the video score report, click on the unique link provided in the email. Once you click on the link, you will be taken to a site where you will need to enter your student’s date of birth to view your student’s video report. In addition to the report, you will have access to resources to help your student.
After reviewing your student’s assessment results, we encourage you to talk with his or her teacher to discuss your student’s academic progress.
If you have any questions, please contact your student’s school.
Sincerely,
Dr. Donna Heston
Superintendent
Marion County Schools
The FBI Pittsburgh Division’s Community Outreach Program will host five Teen Academy programs this fall and will support the CJIS Teen Academy in Clarksburg.
Teen Academy is a one-day hands-on program for rising High School Juniors and Seniors (2024-2025 school year) who live within the FBI Pittsburgh Division’s area of responsibility in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The dates and locations for the 2024 Fall Program are below:
FBI Beckley, WV Teen Academy; October 8, 2024
FBI Charleston, WV Teen Academy; October 9, 2024
FBI CJIS (Clarksburg, WV) Teen Academy; October 15, 2024
FBI Pittsburgh, PA Teen Academy; October 17, 2024
FBI Wheeling, WV Teen Academy; October 29, 2024
FBI Martinsburg, WV Teen Academy; November 13, 2024
The FBI’s Teen Academy program in Pittsburgh and West Virginia allows a diverse group of high school students the opportunity to develop leadership skills and to investigate the world of law enforcement. Active explorations of fitness and forensic science grow students’ minds and bodies while age-appropriate lessons on topics such as violence prevention, sextortion, and hoax threats teach them how to stay safe. FBI staff, including special agents, intelligence analysts, and professional staff, lead discussions and interactive sessions focused on the work we do, how we do it, and, most importantly, why we choose this work in service of all Americans.
Any student with an interest in leadership and service is welcome to apply for this free opportunity. An interest in a law enforcement career is not a pre-requisite.
FBI TEEN ACADEMY APPLICATIONS - FALL 2024
Application dates vary. See the site for more information.
Pittsburgh applications should be sent to: fatrovato@fbi.gov
Beckley, Charleston, Wheeling, and Martinsburg applications should be sent to: wnbarnhart@fbi.gov
Continuing to welcome students to 2024-25 in Marion County, Superintendent Dr. Heston met high school students in WV foster care at Middle College today, a collaboration with Fairmont State, KVC, and WVDE. They complete an associate degree and high school diploma in the program.
Look who Tuned In! to the Watson Elementary open house tonight. We sure have missed our shining stars and their families. ⭐️
How amazing are the Blackshere Bandits on the first day of school for 2024-25 as the Tuned In! Welcome back!
We Tuned In to Fairview Elementary today to welcome back the students on their first day of 2024-25! What a great day! ♥️
