Sisters Sarah McGrath and Julie Ramsey, who have been teaching together at George C. Weimer Elementary School in St. Albans, West Virginia are facing an emotional farewell as the school prepares to close at the end of the year. McGrath, a teacher with a decade of experience at Weimer, and Ramsey, a teacher s aide pursuing her education degree, have cherished their time at the small, close-knit school. They express concerns about the impacts of the closure on their students, fearing larger class sizes may overlook the unique needs of Weimer s children. Despite the emotional upheaval and uncertainty, the sisters remain dedicated to their profession and hopeful about their future in education.
Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association, raised concerns at the May meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education that Hope Scholarship funds were being spent in
Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association, raised concerns at the May meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education that Hope Scholarship funds were being spent in
Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association, raised concerns at the May meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education that Hope Scholarship funds were being spent in
Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association, has raised concerns that Hope Scholarship funds are being spent in public schools in other states.