Barrat Leads Way in AI Research H.S. Leigh Koonce March 19, 2019 Education Robbie Barrat’s revolutionary research relating to artificial intelligence (AI) has earned him numerous plaudits, an art exhibition in France, as well...
We Went Back to School and Asked: What’s for Lunch? Claire Stuart February 10, 2019 Education, Features Ask random adults what school lunches were like when they were kids, and the answers can range from great to awful, depending on when and where they w...
Life Beyond the Classroom Hans P. Fogle December 12, 2018 Education West Virginia University President Gordon Gee spoke with juniors and seniors at Jefferson and Washington High Schools last month. While extolling the ...
Area School Systems Eye New Year on the Horizon H.S. Leigh Koonce August 18, 2018 Education, Features With schools slated to re-open on August 20, both Jefferson and Berkeley County (WV) school systems are continuing to see an upward trend in enrollmen...
Harpers Ferry’s Lally House First of its Kind in WV Evan Benhamu January 30, 2018 Education The Lally House is a post-secondary transition-to-adult-life education program in Harpers Ferry designed for students with disabilities aged 18-21. De...
Scholarship Program Allows JC High Schoolers Opportunity to Invest in Themselves Mike Chalmers May 12, 2017 Education Arthena Sewell Roper, Cultural Diversity Facilitator for Jefferson County Schools, recently announced the development of an initiative called the Re-I...
Museum Without Walls Offers Students Window into the Past Claire Webb December 13, 2016 Education On the second day of this month, an unassuming anniversary passed. One that does not get much, if any, attention in history books. It’s been 78 years ...
