GOOD NEWS for Raleigh County Schools! Raleigh County Schools is proud to announce that all 26 schools will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for the 2026–2027 school year! Through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), every student can participate — no meal application required. This means every student can receive 1 FREE breakfast and 1 FREE lunch at school each school day. We are excited to continue providing nutritious meals to our students and ensuring that every child has access to breakfast and lunch during the school day. Check Out What's on the Menu! Want to see what your child will be enjoying at school? Menus are available through Health-e Pro: https://menus.healthepro.com/organizations/3488 On the menu page, you can: • Select your child’s school • Choose the Breakfast or Lunch menu • Click on any menu item to view nutritional information Healthy meals. Happy students. Ready to learn!
6 days ago, Raleigh County Schools
Posted here you will find the Welcome Back Open House times for all of our 26 schools. We wanted to give you an early start on making arrangements to visit your child's school during this time. If more details are needed, please contact your child's school. We are looking forward to seeing you soon.
16 days ago, Michelle Blankenship
💻✨ The Elementary Virtual Academy Window Is Still Open—Apply Today!! ✨💻
Looking for a flexible learning option for your child? Raleigh County Schools Elementary Virtual Academy is still accepting applications for K–5 students for 2026–27!
🏡 Learn from home 👩🏫 Live instruction with RCS Certified teachers 💻 FREE device & tech support 📚 Small-group support & tutoring 🏀 Students in Grades 3–5 can try out and participate in elementary sports 📲 Don’t miss out—scan the QR Code and apply today!
💙 Learn from home. Stay connected. Grow with RCS!
1 day ago, Michelle Blankenship
🎓 RALEIGH COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS — YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE! 💚🖤
Thinking about your future after high school? Marshall University wants YOU!
✨ Direct Admission Opportunity! No need to wait — take the next step toward becoming a Marshall University Thundering Herd!
📲 SCAN THE QR CODE to see if you qualify for direct admission and get started with your Marshall journey.
✅ Explore your college options ✅ Take the next step toward your future ✅ Discover what it means to be part of the Herd
Seniors, don’t miss this opportunity! Your future is waiting. 🦬💚
8 days ago, Tamber Hodges
Please join us for our Back-to-School and Wellness Fair on Friday, August 14, 2026, from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center.
We will be providing free school supplies, socks and underwear for students in grades PreK-12, while supplies last.
We look forward to seeing you at the fair!
9 days ago, Serena Starcher
🎒🌟 The Best School Adventure Begins in Pre-K! 🌟🎒
Is your child ready to learn, play, and grow? Raleigh County Schools is still accepting applications for our FREE Pre-K Program! If your child turned 4 years old before July 1, 2026, they are eligible to enroll.
Our Pre-K program offers: 🍎 Caring, certified teachers 📚 Early literacy and math experiences 🎨 Hands-on learning through play 🤝 Social and emotional development 💙 A safe, nurturing environment where every child can thrive
18 days ago, Michelle Blankenship
What a great way to wrap up our Leadership Academy! This week, Raleigh County Schools' administrators and district leaders came together to learn, collaborate, and prepare for an outstanding school year. United by our commitment to students and our shared belief in Raleigh County Schools, we are ready to learn, lead, and succeed TOGETHER!
19 days ago, Penelope Lowery
We ❤️ Raleigh County Public Schools because every student matters, every day. From outstanding educators and innovative learning opportunities to athletics, arts, career and technical education, and student support, there's something for everyone. We can't wait for another incredible school year! We LOVE our schools; and we know you will too!
19 days ago, Penelope Lowery
Raleigh County School administrators came together this week for their annual Leadership Academy. They participated in engaging activities and professional learning to strengthen their leadership and prepare for a successful school year. Together, they're building a strong foundation for student success across the district.
20 days ago, Penelope Lowery
Please join us for our Back-to-School and Wellness Fair on Friday, August 14, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center.
We will be providing free school supplies for Pre-K through 12th-grade students, while supplies last.
21 days ago, Michelle Blankenship
What a wonderful summer! As our Energy Express and Summer Camp programs come to an end, we celebrate the learning, friendships, and unforgettable memories made along the way. Thank you to our amazing staff, families, and community partners for making it all possible!
23 days ago, Penelope Lowery
🚀 Launch Your Future with Raleigh County Secondary Virtual School!
📚✨Live classes every week, live‑art sessions, dual‑credit & AP courses, and tutoring. 📚✨
🔹 What’s included: Device & tech support (FREE) AP courses through WV Learns Live art classes & experienced staff Counseling services & a personalized behavior plan
🔹 How to join: Applications for 2026‑27 are open!!!!!! Scan the QR Code to apply!
📚💻 Raleigh County Schools Elementary Virtual Academy 💻📚
Now Enrolling for the 2026–2027 School Year!
Raleigh County Schools is excited to offer our K–5 Virtual Academy, a free online learning option designed to provide students with a high-quality education while keeping them connected to their home school community.
Program Highlights: ✅ Live instruction with Raleigh County teachers ✅ Daily interaction and engaging online lessons ✅ Online tutoring support ✅ Textbooks provided ✅ Technology device and technical support provided ✅ Opportunity to participate in activities at your home school
Whether your family is looking for greater flexibility, a personalized learning environment, or an alternative educational option, the Raleigh County Schools Virtual Academy may be the perfect fit for your child.
We are excited to introduce the Raleigh County K–5 Virtual School Program for the 2026–2027 school year! This free virtual learning option provides students with a high-quality educational experience while maintaining a connection to their home school community.
✨ Program Highlights: ✅ Live classes each week ✅ Raleigh County teachers ✅ Online tutoring support ✅ Textbooks provided ✅ Technology device and support provided ✅ Students can participate in activities at their home school!
Whether you're looking for flexibility, personalized learning, or an alternative educational setting, our K–5 Virtual School may be the perfect fit for your child.
Congratulations to Maya Panta on being named a U.S. Presidential Scholar Recipient!
This prestigious recognition is a reflection of Maya’s outstanding academic achievement, dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Being selected for this honor is an incredible accomplishment and one that deserves to be celebrated.
We are so proud of Maya and excited to recognize this well-deserved achievement. Congratulations, Maya!
3 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Congratulations to Scott Whitt on being selected as a Difference Maker!
This recognition is a true reflection of your dedication, leadership, and the positive impact you have on those around you. Your commitment to serving others and making a difference does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for the example you set and for the meaningful contributions you continue to make. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor!
3 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Division II Middle School Winners
State 1st Place
* Marian Jaweed and Zoe White, BEST
* Yashmit Panta, Park
State 2nd Place
* Asad Tanveer, St. Francis
* Malik Mahammed, Park
* Madison Daniel and Payton Farley, Shady Spring Middle
State 3rd Place
* Owen Worrells, Independence Middle
* Asher Worley, Trap Hill
* Trinity Clay and Brenna Stump, Park
Regional 1st Place
* Reagan Moore, Park
* Margaret Cummings, BEST
Division III High School Winners
State 1st Place
* Molly Grass, WWHS
State 2nd Place
* Sayid Jaweed, Suleimon Jaweed, and Koki Ackon-Annan, WWHS
* Gavin Lockart, WWHS
* Gabriella Lowe, Jamiyah Rogers, Carter Croaston, and Amiah Richardson, WWHS
* Talen Huffman and Bryauna England, WWHS
State Honorable Mention
* Annalee Costelnock, WWHS
Regional 1st Place
* Emily Simpson, WWHS
* Lauren Basham, WWHS
Congratulations to all of these students and their schools for representing with excellence. Your accomplishments make us proud!
3 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Congratulations to our Division I Elementary Social Studies Fair winners!
We are so proud of these outstanding students for their hard work, creativity, and dedication. Each of them earned 1st Place at the Regional Social Studies Fair, and several went on to receive honors at the state level.
A special congratulations to:
State Winners
* Asher Tanveer, St. Francis — 1st Place State
* Xander Workman, Shady Spring Elementary — 2nd Place State
* Emma Yost, Reagan Dangerfield, and Nora Meeter, Stanaford — 2nd Place State
State Honorable Mention
* Grayson Hinkle, Ivory Johnson, and Jerzee Hodges, Beckley
* Aanavi Rahman, Hollywood
* Gracin Beckett and Teddy Sweeney, Beckley
Regional 1st Place
* Ira Bennett, Maxwell Hill
We celebrate all of these students and their schools for representing our county with excellence. Way to go!
3 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Congratulations to our 2025–26 Young Writers winners!
We are proud to recognize these talented students for their creativity, hard work, and outstanding writing achievement:
Isla Grose — Shady Elementary — County 1st
Lilah Whitely — Stanaford Elementary — County 2nd
Bailey DiLorenzo — Daniels Elementary — County 3rd
Kyrah Fortuna — Shady Elementary — County 1st
Maddix Dillon — Maxwell Hill Elementary — County 2nd
Colton Bias — Shady Elementary — County 3rd
Kelsi Bailey — Maxwell Hill Elementary — County 1st
Eliza Sargent — Shady Spring Middle School — County 2nd
Leah Wood — Shady Elementary — County 3rd
Rohan Patel — BEST — County 1st
Zoe Bothwell — Independence Middle School — County 2nd
Jill Moore — Shady Spring Middle School — County 3rd
Madison Toler — Liberty High School — County 1st
Benson Gao — Woodrow Wilson High School — County 2nd
Liam Woodard — Mount Hope — County 3rd
Nevaeh Dunn — Liberty High School — County 1st
Abby Atterson — Independence High School — County 2nd
Autumn Cook — Woodrow Wilson High School — County 3rd
Congratulations to each of these young writers. Your voices, ideas, and creativity are worth celebrating, and we are proud of the way you represented your schools and Raleigh County.
3 months ago, Rachel Pauley
Congratulations to Raleigh County’s own Reese Childers!
Reese, an eighth grade student at Shady Spring Middle School, won West Virginia’s first “I Voted!” sticker contest after nearly 16,000 online votes.
What an outstanding achievement and a proud moment for Shady Spring Middle School and Raleigh County. Congratulations, Reese!
