Education
BAF accepting grant applications
Beckley Area Foundation is now accepting grant proposals.
Applicants must be Raleigh County nonprofit 501-c-3 organizations, schools or government agencies.
Application deadline is Dec. 15.
Application and guidelines available at www.beckleyareafoundation.com or call BAF at 304-253-3806.
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- BAF accepting grant applications
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NRCTC’s Nicholas County campus to get upgrades; enrollment up
SUMMERSVILLE — Providing a quality education and job skills is a key goal of New River Community and Technical College.
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Ground broken for elementary school
OAK HILL — “Sometimes we tend to forget who we’re here for. We’re here for you. The School Building Authority is all about you, the future of Fayette County and of the state of West Virginia.”
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Name this bird
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Greenbrier schools get grant to upgrade Internet access systems
LEWISBURG — Greenbrier County schools have been awarded more than $500,000 in a grant for upgrading their Internet access systems, according to a press release from Sen. Jay Rockefeller’s office
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State board sets hearing on special needs children
The West Virginia Board of Education will conduct a public hearing at the Beckley-based RESA I office next Monday to discuss issues regarding educating children with special needs.
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Graduation schedule announced for Raleigh seniors
Raleigh County high school seniors won’t be graduating on a Sunday this school year.
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Monroe educator selected to participate in consortium
UNION — Monroe County Superintendent Dr. Lyn Guy has been selected to join the Eastern States Consortium for Learning and School System Excellence, a new network of high-performing school leaders across the U.S.
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Advisory board says close at least one grade school
LEWISBURG — A review committee assisting with the development of revising and amending the Comprehensive Educational Facilities Plan for Greenbrier County Schools has recommended at least one elementary school be closed and four others consolidated, according to an executive summary released by the board of education this week.
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Local grandpa to walk to D.C. for Marsh Fork kids
Ed Wiley has already taken his concerns about the children at Marsh Fork Elementary to the governor — literally.
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