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School Year Calendars

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Important Dates to Know for the 2024-2025 school year can be found HERE.

Staff Trainings

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Pictured is just a small sample of the artwork featured at the annual Marshall County Student Art Show at the Grave Creek Mound.

Annual Student Art Show Underway at Local Museum

Marshall County students once again have the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent at the 43rd annual Marshall County Student Art Show, currently on display at the Grave Creek Mound…
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The cast of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown gathers around Schroeder’s piano.

Monarch Company Presents “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”

The Monarch Company of John Marshall High School is excited to present its spring musical, You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz, with book, music,…
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Students Network with Industry Professionals at Marshall County CTE Fair

The 2025 Marshall County Career and Technical Education (CTE) Career Fair was held Thursday at John Marshall High School. Industry leaders spoke with CTE students, juniors and graduating seniors from…
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Pictured from left: Peyton Allen, Autumn Clark and Taylor Richmond. Maelie Pettit was absent on the day of the certificate presentation.

February MMS Students of the Month

Moundsville Middle School students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade were chosen as students of the month for February. Peyton Allen (6th), Autumn Clark (7th), Taylor Richmond (8th) and Maelie…
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Middle School Robotics Teams to Compete for a World Championship

The Moundsville Middle School Robotics team “The Return of Self-Destruct” and the Sherrard Middle School Robotics teams “Killer Frequency” and “Lil’ George” earned a spot at the VEX Robotics World…
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Steel drum instrument

Annual JMHS Festival of Steel This Saturday

John Marshall High School will host its fifth annual Festival of Steel this Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. in the school’s gymnasium. The festival will feature local steel…
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Pictured from left: Sophie Cunningham, Lilly Bergen and Knox Wilson.

JMHS Robotics Team Heading to World Championship

The “George Drinks Water” robotics team, consisting of Sophie Cunningham, Lilly Bergen and Knox Wilson from John Marshall High School, won the Design Award at the West Virginia High School…
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Celebration of the Arts with the Marshall County Schools logo. Saturday, March 22, 2025.

Celebration of the Arts Planned at Mound

The public is invited to attend the Marshall County Schools Celebration of the Arts on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at the Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex. The 43rd annual Marshall…
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Pictured from left are the students who scored a 100%. Front row: Marley Denham, Sydney Mlodzik, Addilyn Ellwood, Leana Roberts and Brynlee Griffith. Second row: Abby Allman, Lauren McGraw, Phoenix Wolverton, Lily Goddard, Kenzie Lyseski, Ella Allender, Addison Mlodzik and Gracelynn Welch.

Baker’s Dozen Earns Perfect Score at Regional WV Social Studies Fair

Thirteen students from Marshall County Schools scored a 100% on their projects at the Northern Region West Virginia Social Studies Fair in Moundsville on Thursday. Approximately 105 participants in third…
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Marshall County Students Place at State Science and Engineering Fair

The West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) hosted 260 students at the 2025 West Virginia Science and Engineering Fair (WVSEF) at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center on Monday, March…
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The chorus members are pictured from left. Row 1: Trevor Richards (CES), Avery Oliver (CES), Jacquelyn Hart (HES), Aubrey Gatts (HES), Everett Aubrey (HES) and Sara Kelley (WLES). Row 2: Gabrielle Dantrassy (GDES), Madison Burke (GDES), Jolyn Updegraff (CMES), Shasta Francis (CMES), Sydney Mlodsik (SHES), Brielle McClelland (MMS), Kadence Crawford (MMS) and Adalyn Bell (MMS). Row 3: Skyelynn Duymich (SMS), Jayde Carpino (SMS), Morgan Cooper (SMS), Abigail Clark (WLES), Kailynn Wesley (CES), Maylee Bartsch (CES), Nathan Gomez (CES) and Jaxson Rine (WLES).

All-State Chorus Concert Features 22 MCS Students

Choral students from Cameron Elementary, Center McMechen Elementary, Central Elementary, Glen Dale Elementary, Hilltop Elementary, Moundsville Middle, Sand Hill Elementary, Sherrard Middle and Washington Lands Elementary represented Marshall County Schools…
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MCS Stings Students Play at Concerts in Charleston

Fifteen students from the Marshall County Strings Program participated in the annual West Virginia All-State Orchestras at the WVMEA In-Service Conference. Students from Moundsville Middle School, Sherrard Middle School and…
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