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CHARLESTON — Winners of the 2023 SMART529 “When I Grow Up” essay contest, sponsored by SMART529, Hartford Funds and the West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office, were recognized Friday in Charleston.

HUNTINGTON — Submissions to the West Virginia School Building Authority for School Construction Needs Grant projects were due by Friday, and Cabell County Schools is asking for funding to replace

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More than 3,000 students from across West Virginia participated in the contest.

State Treasurer Riley Moore announced that 15 regional student winners and statewide teacher winner of 2023′s SMART529 “When I Grown Up” essay contest.

KENOVA — The Wayne County Board of Education has until the end of the year to get funding for the consolidation of an elementary and middle school before it has

WAYNE — Local robotics teams are headed to Texas next month to compete in the VEX Robotics World Championship.

SPRING VALLEY — The Wayne County Board of Education examined winter benchmark data during the Jan. 24 meeting, with students in grades 3-8 showing progress in math and English scores.