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The First-ever Educational Excellence Summit Proves Tremendous Success
Educators give feedback on the first-ever Educational Excellence Summit for Cabell County Schools. Join us as educators share their experience with the summit.
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Cabell Midland's Actors Show Great Chemistry on Stage
The actors showed great chemistry on stage with physicality rivaling that of the animated original. The vocal performances of the cast went above and beyond expectations held at the beginning of the rehearsal process. The cast closely adhered to the writing of Jennifer Lee and the composition of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, while still managing to make the play entirely their own. In the end, everything came together as one of the department’s best and highest grossing plays to date.
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Huntington High's Hayden Boggs designs t-shirt for Cabell County cooks
Huntington High senior Hayden Boggs creates a design for Cabell County's Child Nutrition t-shirts.
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Huntington High students win Honorable Mention at Annual University of Rio Grande School Art Exhibition 2022
Senior Hayden Boggs, Winged Beast", Ceramics, Honorable Mention; Senior Madison Fenn, "Pink Koi on Black", Acrylic Paint, Honorable Mention; Junior Ciera Thacker, "Bee", Marker, Honorable Mention; Senior, Blaise Shray, "Taking Off", photography, Honorable Mention
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Huntington High's student artist Elsa Meade wins Congressional Art Competition
Elsa Meade, Huntington High Art Student won District 3 for her painting "Cherry Blossoms" in the Congressional Art Competition.
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Cabell Midland Advances to Nationals in Science Olympiad Competition
Congratulations, Cabell Midland High School for winning the State Science Olympiad Competition at Marshall University. This is Midland's fourth straight win at States.
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Lauren Arvon, Kristen Austen, Rhonda France and Andrew Richardson completed National Board Certification
Cabell County has 50 certified National Board Teachers. This is one of the most respected professional certifications available in education and provides a number of benefits for teachers, students and schools.
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Families Enjoy Batman Book Bingo Thursday at Central City Elementary
Local children’s author John Buckland, also known as WV Batman, visited Central City Elementary Thursday, February 17 to share his message of kindness and anti-bullying with students and families. Buckland read his book “Broken Toy Hero,” a story about toys that overcome adversity and learn how to be good friends.
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Claire Salisbury wins First Place at the Regional Science Fair
Huntington East Middle's Claire Salisbury took first place in the Regional Science Fair in the Chemistry Division. She will compete in the State Science Fair on March 7 in Charleston, WV.
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Students from Cabell County Career Technology Center partnered with Marshall University to build "Little Free Libraries" at Yeager and Tri-State airport
Students from Cabell County Career Technology Center partnered with Marshall University to build "Little Free Libraries" at Yeager and Tri-State airport.
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The Huntington High Resale Shop
Huntington High School students, Giovanna Brunetti and Brianna Henderson were going through their closets to find clothing to donate to others when they became inspired to launch their own boutique.
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Cabell County Reading Council Young Illustrators Contest Winners
Student winners will be featured at the Huntington Museum of Art.
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CCCTC continues the Empty Stockings Project
During the recent holiday season, Cabell County Career Technology Center students collected and donated $3,512.60 to help meet "Empty Stockings" needs identified by local non-profit organizations and published in the Herald-Dispatch.
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Cabell Midland Golf Star Cameron Jarvis shares his story
Watch Cameron Jarvis' Success Story on YouTube. Cabell Midland's Golf Star Cameron Jarvis shares his story. Jarvis played Nationally winning many sportsmanship awards, as well as, finishing in the top ranks of many global events, such as the US Kids Golf Championship where he was the top American to finish in that event.
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Night on 5th
Cabell celebrates student artist with “A Night on 5th” Superintendent’s Art Walk Cabell County Schools hosted the Superintendent’s Art Walk Event from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the Central Office Tonight, “A Night on 5th” featured student artwork from the following schools: Milton Middle School Milton Elementary School Salt Rock Elementary School Ona Elementary School Culloden Elementary School Cabell Virtual Learning Academy Refreshments were served by Cabell Midland High School’s ProStart Culinary Arts program, and entertainment was provided by the Cabell Midland High School Strings Quartet Family & Community Engagement Facilitator, Dr. Ashley Stephens encourages families to enjoy art in the home. “Appreciating art together can be a wonderful experience for families,” said Stephens. “You don’t have to wait for a trip to the museum to do it.”
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Huntington High's theater class discusses Mrs. Helen Freeman receiving the Superintendent's Superhero Award
Huntington High students explain why Mrs. Freeman is deserving of the Superhero Award
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Salt Rock's Sam Walker receives Superintendent's Superhero for November
Sam Walker's Superhero Youtube video
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Family Academy Comes to WSAZ NewsChannel 3
Visit our Family Academy page to see how you can help your child be more successful.
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The First-ever Educational Excellence Summit Proves Tremendous Success
Educators give feedback on the first-ever Educational Excellence Summit for Cabell County Schools. Join us as educators share their experience with the summit.
-
Cabell Midland's Actors Show Great Chemistry on Stage
The actors showed great chemistry on stage with physicality rivaling that of the animated original. The vocal performances of the cast went above and beyond expectations held at the beginning of the rehearsal process. The cast closely adhered to the writing of Jennifer Lee and the composition of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, while still managing to make the play entirely their own. In the end, everything came together as one of the department’s best and highest grossing plays to date.
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Huntington High's Hayden Boggs designs t-shirt for Cabell County cooks
Huntington High senior Hayden Boggs creates a design for Cabell County's Child Nutrition t-shirts.
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Huntington High students win Honorable Mention at Annual University of Rio Grande School Art Exhibition 2022
Senior Hayden Boggs, Winged Beast", Ceramics, Honorable Mention; Senior Madison Fenn, "Pink Koi on Black", Acrylic Paint, Honorable Mention; Junior Ciera Thacker, "Bee", Marker, Honorable Mention; Senior, Blaise Shray, "Taking Off", photography, Honorable Mention
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Huntington High's student artist Elsa Meade wins Congressional Art Competition
Elsa Meade, Huntington High Art Student won District 3 for her painting "Cherry Blossoms" in the Congressional Art Competition.
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Cabell Midland Advances to Nationals in Science Olympiad Competition
Congratulations, Cabell Midland High School for winning the State Science Olympiad Competition at Marshall University. This is Midland's fourth straight win at States.
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Lauren Arvon, Kristen Austen, Rhonda France and Andrew Richardson completed National Board Certification
Cabell County has 50 certified National Board Teachers. This is one of the most respected professional certifications available in education and provides a number of benefits for teachers, students and schools.
-
Families Enjoy Batman Book Bingo Thursday at Central City Elementary
Local children’s author John Buckland, also known as WV Batman, visited Central City Elementary Thursday, February 17 to share his message of kindness and anti-bullying with students and families. Buckland read his book “Broken Toy Hero,” a story about toys that overcome adversity and learn how to be good friends.
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Claire Salisbury wins First Place at the Regional Science Fair
Huntington East Middle's Claire Salisbury took first place in the Regional Science Fair in the Chemistry Division. She will compete in the State Science Fair on March 7 in Charleston, WV.
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Students from Cabell County Career Technology Center partnered with Marshall University to build "Little Free Libraries" at Yeager and Tri-State airport
Students from Cabell County Career Technology Center partnered with Marshall University to build "Little Free Libraries" at Yeager and Tri-State airport.
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The Huntington High Resale Shop
Huntington High School students, Giovanna Brunetti and Brianna Henderson were going through their closets to find clothing to donate to others when they became inspired to launch their own boutique.
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Cabell County Reading Council Young Illustrators Contest Winners
Student winners will be featured at the Huntington Museum of Art.
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CCCTC continues the Empty Stockings Project
During the recent holiday season, Cabell County Career Technology Center students collected and donated $3,512.60 to help meet "Empty Stockings" needs identified by local non-profit organizations and published in the Herald-Dispatch.
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Cabell Midland Golf Star Cameron Jarvis shares his story
Watch Cameron Jarvis' Success Story on YouTube. Cabell Midland's Golf Star Cameron Jarvis shares his story. Jarvis played Nationally winning many sportsmanship awards, as well as, finishing in the top ranks of many global events, such as the US Kids Golf Championship where he was the top American to finish in that event.
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Night on 5th
Cabell celebrates student artist with “A Night on 5th” Superintendent’s Art Walk Cabell County Schools hosted the Superintendent’s Art Walk Event from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the Central Office Tonight, “A Night on 5th” featured student artwork from the following schools: Milton Middle School Milton Elementary School Salt Rock Elementary School Ona Elementary School Culloden Elementary School Cabell Virtual Learning Academy Refreshments were served by Cabell Midland High School’s ProStart Culinary Arts program, and entertainment was provided by the Cabell Midland High School Strings Quartet Family & Community Engagement Facilitator, Dr. Ashley Stephens encourages families to enjoy art in the home. “Appreciating art together can be a wonderful experience for families,” said Stephens. “You don’t have to wait for a trip to the museum to do it.”
