Spring Mills Primary News Today

MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Council PTA announced the county winners in the National PTA Reflections Art program at Spring Mills Primary on Thursday, March 28.

MARTINSBURG — Spring Mills Primary has been designated a “Grief-Sensitive School” by the New York Life Foundation, receiving a $500 grant to help create a bereavement support plan and encourage

MARTINSBURG — The Spring Mills Primary and Berkeley Heights Elementary School Parent-Teacher Associations both receive funding through the PTA Connected: Ready, Tech, Go! program.

MARTINSBURG — Berkeley County Schools announces the great work of the district’s schools in supporting the American Heart Association through the Kids Heart Challenge and American Heart Challenge this past

Teacher donates stem cells to brother battling rare cancer BREANNA FRANCIS, The Journal FacebookTwitterEmail MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — When it was discovered that Berkeley County second-grade teacher Sonja Waters was a 10-out-of-10 stem-cell match for her older brother battling a second bout of rare cancer, Waters said it was without hesitation or fear that she hopped on a plane to North Carolina. Wilson Youngblood, born and raised in the Eastern Panhandle, who is battling his second bout of ...

JESSICA WILT MARTINSBURG (AP) — Several Berkeley County students were recognized during the board of education’s recent meeting, each being presented to the board for their efforts in multicultural projects. Sophie Carpenter, a seventh-grader at Mountain Ridge Middle, was the first to be honored, winning the logo contest for Berkeley County’s Multicultural Educators Association. “This is a group that was formed this past summer to provide a support group for teachers that come from many...

West Virginia News By JESSICA WILT, The Journal undefined MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — Several Berkeley County students were recognized during the board of education’s recent meeting, each being presented to the board for their efforts in multicultural projects. Sophie Carpenter, a seventh-grader at Mountain Ridge Middle, was the first to be honored, Carpenter winning the logo contest for Berkeley County’s Multicultural Educators Association. “This is a group that was formed this past summ...

Several Berkeley County students were recognized during the board of education’s recent meeting, each being presented to the board for their efforts in multicultural projects.

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MARTINSBURG — Having faced remote learning for the majority of the school year based on the the West Virginia Department of Education COVID-19 map, including a multi-week stint in red recently, Berkeley County has opted to remain remote through winter break. Berkeley County also announced recently when inclement weather arises during periods when the district is already remote, learning will go on. “Should BCS experience inclement weather during remote learning days, remote learning w...