Regional Champions! Fayette County students win the title of highest scoring county at Regional Math Field Day. Pictured is the team picture, and the students advancing to State Math Field Day April 18, 2026. Regional First place winner Genna Whitney senior at OHHS, Regional 3rd place winner Sophie Allen senior at OHHS, Regional 8th place winner Timothy Angelona junior at OHHS and Regional alternate Clara Swank sophomore at OHHS. Also on the team were Ben Kenney MTHS, Hallie Allen OHHS, Ava Pomery OHHS, Isiah Webb OHHS, Aiden Foster MTHS, Alexa Cooper MBRS. We are very proud of these students.










Fayette County Schools recently sent a select group of our 8th grade students to Youth in Government Day for an unforgettable, real-world civics experience.
These students:
✔️ Visited the State Capitol
✔️ Observed the legislative process during live sessions
✔️ Participated in mock legislative meetings
✔️ Met and interacted with state leaders and legislators
This program is designed to give students a firsthand look at how laws are created and how state government operates during the legislative session. Experiences like this bring classroom learning to life and help our students better understand the impact of civic engagement.



Our students aren’t just planning for the future — they’re building it.
As members of the Superintendent’s Advisory Council, these student leaders are using their voice to drive real change across Fayette County Schools. Student voice and choice is more than a belief here — it’s a guiding force in how we grow and improve as an organization.
Right now, these students are taking action by writing a grant to bring recycling centers to our schools ♻️ — helping create cleaner campuses and a more sustainable future for Fayette County.
Their commitment to leadership, service, and innovation is making a difference today and shaping a brighter tomorrow.
https://woay.com/fayette-county-students-aim-to-improve-recycling-options-in-schools/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAP8Uu5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEemFGDsMbLn4EoQ7AElkjKusfZ6ystHXewQj8IA_-2Fec20cHnG8sfyxfO3f4_aem_-8Lws9Wm8P9fP-JSbQi_ew#WOAY
#StudentVoice #FutureLeaders



Fayette County Schools is proud to host our 3rd Annual Educational Summit!
We’re bringing educators, families, community partners, and leaders to the table to tackle what matters most:
✔️ Curriculum that challenges and inspires
✔️ Attendance that reflects engagement and belonging
✔️ Discipline practices that are fair and restorative
✔️ A positive school climate where every student thrives
When strong voices come together with one shared purpose, powerful things happen. 💡
Our goal? To make Fayette County Schools the best school system in West Virginia—for every student, every day.
#Lovemyschool





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8mPN-KWjaU
❤️👚 Go Red for Women’s Heart Health! 👚❤️
Today, the Fayette County Board of Education Central Office team is going RED to show our support for women’s heart health! ❤️
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women—but awareness, prevention, and education save lives. Let’s stand together, wear red proudly, and remind the women in our lives to put their hearts first. 💪💃
❤️ Wear red
❤️ Raise awareness
❤️ Support women’s heart health
#GoRedWV #GoRedForWomen

Looking for a rewarding career in education? Fayette County Schools has exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you’re passionate about teaching, supporting students, or serving your community, there’s a place for you on our team. 💙🍎
👉 Explore current job openings here:
🔗 https://www.boe.faye.k12.wv.us/page/job-vacancies
⏰ Deadline to apply: Friday, February 13 at 4:00 PM
📍 Applications must be submitted to the Personnel Office
📣 Join us and help shape the future—Fayette needs you!

Staff report to work by 8. This is our PL day for Feb. 16.
Students will have school on Feb. 16, so we do not have to make up a day.
Make up days are May 29 and June 1.
Fayette County truly has the best counselors and social workers. Your compassion, dedication, and tireless support make a lasting difference in the lives of our students every single day.
We are proud to celebrate the very best counselors in West Virginia schools—thank you for all you do to support student success, wellness, and hope.

Ms. Shuff’s Kindergarten class at NRP recently completed a Problem-Based Learning lesson with a meaningful community connection. During Fire Prevention Week, the class was visited by the Fire Department, where Chief Begley shared how firefighters provide stuffed animals to children who are involved in car accidents or experience house fires to help bring comfort during difficult moments.
Inspired by this story, students were challenged with an important problem: How can we help families who are victims of a total house fire? Through discussion, creativity, and teamwork, these young learners explored ways to support others while building critical thinking and compassion.
We are so proud of their learning in action! ❤️📚🚒

