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Cabell County Schools Superintendent Ryan Saxe made a formal statement regarding the board of educations excess levy call which was recently voted down in the 2024 primary election. Several Cabell County residents responded with their own statements about the levy. Saxe said he reached out to the parks and libraries directors to come up with a solution to get the levy to pass in November.

HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Schools Superintendent Ryan Saxe will recommend the approval of offering two sports medicine courses at the Cabell County Career and Technology Center as dual credit courses

BARBOURSVILLE — Central office secretary Deanna Myers and Ona Elementary School physical education teacher Kurt Wright were named Cabell County Schools’ service personnel and teacher of the year, respectively, during

HUNTINGTON — Several upcoming graduates from Huntington High School, many of them in the JROTC program, were honored during a signing ceremony held in the Lucas-Archer Gymnasium on Thursday for

Nine months ago, I penned an open letter to the Cabell County Board of Education. I implored the members — Superintendent Ryan Saxe, Mary Neely, Rhonda Smalley, Coy Miller, Alyssa

Nine months ago, I penned an open letter to the Cabell County Board of Education. I implored the members — Superintendent Ryan Saxe, Mary Neely, Rhonda Smalley, Coy Miller, Alyssa Bond and Joshua Pauley — to listen to the words of the community they supposedly represent and fund the parks and libraries of Cabell County […] The post Cabell County Board of Education’s proposed levy a slap in the face to libraries, parks appeared first on West Virginia Watch.

Cabell County Schools Superintendent Ryan Saxes latest offer doesnt "give" the library and the park board anything.

HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Schools announced the top five finalists for teacher and service personnel of the year on its Facebook page last week.

The School Building Authority, on April 10, 2024, approved $87 million for 18 school construction projects in counties across West Virginia. The approval comes as the U.S. Department of Education has threatened to take back $465 million in COVID-19 relief funds that were provided to West Virginia for the states failure to maintain a level of education funding relative to overall state spending as required by federal rules.

HUNTINGTON — Missy Adkins was named Superintendent Superhero of the Month during the Cabell County Board of Education’s regular meeting Thursday.