Raleigh County Elementary Basketball Consolation and Championship games will be held at Woodrow Wilson High School on Wednesday, October 28. The doors will Open at 5:30 pm. Admission will be $5 for adults and students.
The Consolation Game between Shady Spring Tigers and Fairdale Falcons will begin at 6:00 pm.
The Championship Game between Crescent Chipmunks and Beckley Bobcats will begin at 7:15 pm.
County all tournament and players for both cheerleading and basketball will be announced after the championship game.
7 days ago, Raleigh County Schools
Raleigh County Elementary Basketball Consolation and Championship games will be held at Woodrow Wilson High School on Wednesday, October 28. The doors will Open at 5:30 pm. Admission will be $5 for adults and students. The Consolation Game between Shady Spring Tigers and Fairdale Falcons will begin at 6:00 pm. The Championship Game between Crescent Chipmunks and Beckley Bobcats will begin at 7:15 pm. County all tournament and players for both cheerleading and basketball will be announced after the championship game.
Congratulations to the many Raleigh County Schools' teachers who were awarded Beckley Area Foundation Student First grants this evening. We appreciate you and all you do for your students.
1 day ago, Penelope Lowery
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RCS would like to spotlight our November Seocndary Student of the Month, Kiley Bostic. Kiley is a student at Shady Spring High School. Keep pushing forward Kiley. We are proud of you and your accomplishments!
1 day ago, Penelope Lowery
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RCS would like to spotlight our November Elementary Student of the Month, Byron Doyle. Byron is a student at Cranberry-Prosperity Elementary School. Keep up the great work, Byron. We are proud of you!
1 day ago, Penelope Lowery
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RCS would like to recognize our November Professional Staff Member of the Month, Kristin Stanley from Beckley Elementary School. Thank you for all you do. We appreciate you.
2 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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RCS would like to recognize our November Service Personnel Staff Member of the Month, Mr. Keith Wooten from Stratton Elementary School. Thank you for all you do. We appreciate you.
2 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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Raleigh County School's Central Office staff was Out and About attending ACT's Tech or Treat night. We would like to thank Books A Million and the community who donated 500 books to be shared with students who attended the wonderful event. There were over 900 people who attended. Mr. Pack, Mr. Treadway and all the staff at ACT did a BOOtiful job with this event.
7 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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Stanaford Elementary School welcomed author and Voice of the Mountaineers, Tony Caridi, to their school on Monday. Tony brought his friend Marty with him to visit Mrs. Bolen's first grade students. Tony read his book "Watch Where You Put Your Feet Down" to the students which featured famous WV locations. Go Mart sponsored this event and provided the book for FREE to ALL first graders throughout the state of West Virginia. Thank you, Go Mart, Mr. Caridi, and of course, Marty!
7 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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Shady Spring Elementary School was proudly recognized last night for earning third place in the Most Beautiful Campus Contest. Congratulations to the students, staff, PTO, and school community for their dedication to creating a beautiful and welcoming learning environment.
7 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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Shady Spring High School students who earned a perfect score of 5 on their Spring 2026 Advance Placement Exams were recognized last night by the Raleigh County Board of Education. Achieving the highest possible AP score is an exceptional accomplishment that reflects their dedication, hard work and academic excellence. Congratulations to these outstanding students!
7 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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A man and a woman holding a certificate. They are standing in a gym with a basketball court.
A man and woman in a gym, shaking hands and holding an award certificate.
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Last night the Raleigh County Board of Education proudly recognized Shady Spring Middle School students who earned a perfect score of 10 on the WVGSA Writing Assessment. Congratulations to these outstanding students on this exceptional academic achievement. We are proud of you!
7 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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15 days ago, Christopher Toney
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Prioritize School Bus Safety 🚌

The week of Oct. 19 is National School Bus Safety Week, a reminder that student safety is everyone's responsibility. Whether you're behind the wheel, at the bus stop, or riding the bus, making safe choices helps protect our students and keeps their journey to and from school safe every day. 🍎
15 days ago, Christopher Toney
School Bus Safety Week October 19-23
The Raleigh County Board of Education was excited to recognize principal Lora Pennington and Trap Hill Middle School for winning first place in the Beautiful Campus Award Contest. This outstanding achievement reflects the schools dedication and school pride that make Trap Hill Middle School shine! Congratulations to the entire THMS Wildcat family!
20 days ago, Penelope Lowery
Principal Jennifer Jarrell and Fairdale Elementary School were recognized by the Raleigh County Board of Education for earning fourth place for their beautiful campus. This wonderful achievement reflects the pride, dedication and hard work that go into creating a beautiful and welcoming environment for students, staff, and families. Congratulations to Mrs. Jarrell and the entire Fairdale Elementary School family.
20 days ago, Penelope Lowery
The Raleigh County Board of Education proudly recognized Liberty High School students who earned a perfect score of 5 on their Spring 2026 AP exams. This outstanding achievement reflects their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence. Congratulations to these exceptional students. We are so proud of you.
20 days ago, Penelope Lowery

The Raleigh County Board of Education proudly recognized Principal Jamie Bailey and Liberty High School for earning FIRST place in the Beautiful Campus Award Contest. This special recognition highlights the hard work, dedication, and school pride that help make Liberty High School a beautiful and welcoming place for students, staff, and visitors. Congratulations to Mr. Bailey and the entire Liberty High School family on this wonderful achievement! We are proud of you!

20 days ago, Penelope Lowery
principal Jamie Bailey from liberty high school accepting the award for most beautiful campus from board member of Larry Ford
Raleigh County Schools would like to congratulate the secondary students who were recognized tonight as scoring a PERFECT 10 on their WVGSA Writing Assessment last Spring. We are proud of you!
21 days ago, Penelope Lowery
Raleigh County Schools would like to congratulate the elementary students who were recognized tonight at the RCS BOE meeting for scoring a PERFECT 10 on their WVGSA Writing Assessment last Spring. We are proud of you!
21 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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A woman in a pink dress holds an award with a young girl in a pink dress. Behind them is a black wall with a tiger logo.
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Today, officers from Liberty High School’s Surveyor FFA and Shady Spring High School FFA attended Regional Officer Training in Greenbrier County.
Students participated in workshops and leadership activities, learning valuable skills they can bring back to their chapters and communities.
We are so proud of these students for representing their schools, their FFA chapters, and Raleigh County so well!
21 days ago, Penelope Lowery
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