Now Enrolling for the Medical Assisting Program

This 675 hour program is completed in 5 months. When students complete the program they will have 3 certifications; CMA, EKG and Phlebotomy. 100% of our students have been hired by local medical facilities.  Classes begin January, 2025. For more information, please call the Cabell County Career Technology Center at 304-528-5108.  

Board Meeting Announcement

Cabell County Schools’ Board of Education will conduct its Regular Board Meeting, Tuesday, January 21, 2025, beginning at 4:30 PM. As a part of the regular meeting, the Board will conduct the first of two public hearings regarding the school calendar for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years.

Families of Students Receiving Special Education Services are Asked to Complete a Brief Survey from the WVDE.

Click for details and a link to the survey.

The MU Cabell Commitment announcement held at HHS this morning was a game-changer! 💚🤍

Marshall University President, Brad Smith, and his amazing wife Alys made a surprise visit to Huntington High School to announce something incredible. Starting now, any Cabell County School District graduating senior with a GPA of 2.5 or higher will automatically be accepted into Marshall University, no application needed!

Huntington Middle Golden Eagles Soared to Victory and are Crowned Champions in County Novel Knock Out Competition

Congratulations to the winners of the first annual Cabell County Novel Knock Out Competition! Students from various schools competed in thrilling battles, showcasing their knowledge and love for reading. They had to read three books and put their skills to the test at the county level.

Cabell County Schools Assessment Update

Update from Gina Barnett, Cabell County School Improvement Supervisor/County Assessment Coordinator. The assessment season is in full swing, and we wanted to keep you informed about the upcoming assessments for our students.

Huntington East Middle School Wins County MATHia Challenge!

The MATHia Challenge, a monthly event in our middle schools, recognizes exceptional growth in our math classrooms by awarding a Traveling Trophy to the students and teachers with the highest Syllabus growth and APLSE score each month. For February’s MATHia Challenge, the outstanding achievers were Teri Booten from Huntington Middle School 6th Grade, Meredith Withrow from Barboursville Middle 8th Grade, Taneisha Sturdavent from Huntington East 6th Grade and Caroline Kinder from Milton Middle 8th Grade. Taneisha Sturdavent, 6th Grade teacher at Huntington East Middle, and her students secured the esteemed County MATHia Trophy, reserved for the teacher and students exhibiting the most significant Syllabus Growth and APLSE score. Congratulations to all the winners for their remarkable achievements!