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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Board of Education appointed from within a new state superintendent of schools Friday after formally accepting the resignation of David Roach following questions about

Just yesterday, I wrote about the massive fraud and waste of COVID-19 relief funds that were distributed throughout the country during the pandemic. An Associated Press analysis estimates that as

A special circumstances review of Upshur County Schools by the West Virginia Department of Education revealed tens of thousands of dollars in misspent federal funds, among other financial misappropriations.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State Schools Superintendent David Roach will retire from that position, effective June 30, after he was grilled by West Virginia Board of Education members over alleged misuse

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Board of Education received a more detail report on student discipline in public schools, with state education officials call

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Board of Education received a more detailed report on student discipline in public schools, with state education officials call

Nationwide, school-age children’s reading skills are in decline, including in West Virginia. School shutdowns in response to the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated that trend.

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia School Board Association and Board of Education were warned at Wednesday’s state school board meeting of looming financial challenges facing schools.

The Senate Education Committee started the day off with a lively discussion of several topics, including history and hygiene.

CHARLESTON — A bill focusing on early education continues to wind its way through the West Virginia Senate.