The Marshall County Board of Education announces its sponsorship of the federally funded Summer Food Service Program. Nutritional meals will be provided to any child 18 or younger. Free breakfast and/or lunch will be served at three different locations.   John Marshall High School: June 12 – June 29 (Mon – Fri)  Breakfast: 8:00 am…

John Marshall High School Cook Lynn Czerwinski is once again the West Virginia School Nutrition Association (SNA) Employee of the Year. This is the second time, in the past four years, she has won this statewide award. Czerwinski is recognized for her dedication to the field of Child Nutrition since being hired by Marshall County…

The Moundsville Knights of Columbus recognized John Marshall High School freshman Kaitlin Briggs as May Student of the Month. JMHS Assistant Principle Geno Polsinelli thinks very highly of Kaitlin. “She’s a straight A student. She excels both academically and socially here at John Marshall, and for the last award for the 2017-18 school year I…

John Marshall High School student Patience Whipkey was recently awarded a $1000 scholarship from the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). Patience is a junior in the Broadcasting department. She was one of 225 outstanding NTHS members to receive the Jon H. Poteat Scholarship. The Jon H. Poteat Scholarship, named in honor and memory of the…

First Lady Cathy Justice is happy to announce the winners of the “Wonderful West Virginia Mother’s Day Essay Contest.” The First Lady received 280 essays and was excited and impressed with the young writing talent in West Virginia: “The Governor and I are thrilled with the response to the ‘Wonderful West Virginia Mother’s Day Essay…

John Marshall High School English teacher Jonna Kuskey was presented a 2018 Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award Tuesday morning by Arch Coal spokesperson Randy Cheetham. Former student Brandi Powell, West Liberty University Professor of English Dr. Steve Criniti and JM Assistant Principal Katie Dantrassy nominated her for the award because of the impact she has…

More than 400 Career Technical Education (CTE) students from across the state received recognition by earning the second Governor’s Workforce Credential (GWC). Students were honored Monday for meeting or exceeding rigid criteria that measures applicable real-world and work-readiness skills their CTE programs. Governor Justice’s office along with West Virginia Superintendent of Schools Dr. Steven Paine,…

The annual John Marshall High School PRIDE Awards Ceremony was held on Monday in the Center for Performing Arts. Awards were given to seniors who have received college and community scholarships and who have demonstrated academic excellence. Individuals from various community agencies and organizations presented awards to students for their accomplishments. College scholarships were presented…

Beth Allen and Morgan Thompson have been selected as Career & Technical Education Students of the Month at John Marshall High School for April. Beth is a senior in the Broadcasting Technology program and is the daughter of Bob and Courtney Allen.  Beth will attend West Liberty University to major in Broadcasting. Morgan is a…

The John Marshall High School administration is proud to announce the Top 5% from the Class of 2018. Seated from left are the Top 1%: Amanda Palmer and Colerain McCardle. Not pictured is Abreanne Andlinger. Standing from left are the Top 5%:  Sarah Sberna, Brenna McIntyre, Megan Denning, Jada Voellinger, Mackenna Strait, Maggie Lyons, Alexa…