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Professional and Service Vacancies for 2025-2026
Professional and Service Vacancies for 2026-2027
Summer Opportunities for Summer 2026
https://www.boe.faye.k12.wv.us/page/job-vacancies
The posting deadline is Friday, April 24, 2026, 4:00PM.
Professional and Service Vacancies for 2025-2026
Professional and Service Vacancies for 2026-2027
Summer Opportunities for Summer 2026
https://www.boe.faye.k12.wv.us/page/job-vacancies
The posting deadline is Friday, April 24, 2026, 4:00PM.
Today’s stop for Fayette County Glenville State University! Stop by and speak with your next best-place to work employer.
Fayette County Schools representing at Concord University today. Stop by to meet your next public education employer. Exciting and rewarding career opportunities!
Fayette County Schools are "growing our own". We are implementing an innovative program in collaboration with New River Community and Technical College to enable our instructional aides to become certified teachers. Work for us and you can expand your resume as well.
Fayette County Schools Kindergarten registration begins Monday April 13.
Ansted Elementary Pre-K and Kindergarten students had an amazing time celebrating International Day!
Students “traveled” to different countries, where they learned about history, explored cultures, and tasted delicious dishes from around the world.
Students “traveled” to different countries, where they learned about history, explored cultures, and tasted delicious dishes from around the world.
NRI 3rd Nine Weeks Perfect Attendance Firetruck Ride
Perfect Attendance Firetruck ride this morning🚨🚒🚨
Congratulations to Bralynn Addington, Rylan Aliff, Colton Smith, Kinsley Novak, and Ella Yarber on having PERFECT ATTENDANCE✔️💯
Thank you OHFD on supporting NRI❤️
Fayette County Schools Mourns the Loss of Ms. Marion Tanner
Fayette County Schools mourns the unexpected loss of Ms. Marion Tanner, a true pillar of our educational community.
Ms. Tanner was a force in Fayette County Schools, dedicating her life to serving students and families across our county. She made a lasting impact as a teacher, a past board member of the Fayette County Board of Education, and as a founding member of Fayette County Read Aloud.
Her passion for education was unmatched, and she carried a deep commitment to ensuring that all children in Southern West Virginia had the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
Ms. Tanner’s legacy will live on through the countless lives she touched and the love she had for education and this community.
We extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Fayette County Schools mourns the unexpected loss of Ms. Marion Tanner, a true pillar of our educational community.
Ms. Tanner was a force in Fayette County Schools, dedicating her life to serving students and families across our county. She made a lasting impact as a teacher, a past board member of the Fayette County Board of Education, and as a founding member of Fayette County Read Aloud.
Her passion for education was unmatched, and she carried a deep commitment to ensuring that all children in Southern West Virginia had the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
Ms. Tanner’s legacy will live on through the countless lives she touched and the love she had for education and this community.
We extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
The Regional Spelling Bee was held March 14 at Fairmont State University.
There were 45 participants from 27 counties.
Lillian Lockhart from Oak Hill Middle School made it to Round 6, and tied for 7th place.
Colten Newman-Simmons from Fayetteville PK-8 made it to Round 4 and tied for 9th place.
We are very proud of these students.
There were 45 participants from 27 counties.
Lillian Lockhart from Oak Hill Middle School made it to Round 6, and tied for 7th place.
Colten Newman-Simmons from Fayetteville PK-8 made it to Round 4 and tied for 9th place.
We are very proud of these students.
Fayetteville PK-8 is on a two-hour delay due to a power outage in the area
Oak Hill is on a two-hour delay due to a power outage in the area
Kara Shuff’s kindergarten class at NRP is experimenting, designing, and discovering!
Thanks to a grant Ms. Shuff wrote and received from the WVDE, these young learners are applying principles of physics and engineering as they design and test ramps to see how far cars and spheres can travel. Hands-on learning is helping these students think like scientists, engineers, and problem-solvers every day!
Thanks to a grant Ms. Shuff wrote and received from the WVDE, these young learners are applying principles of physics and engineering as they design and test ramps to see how far cars and spheres can travel. Hands-on learning is helping these students think like scientists, engineers, and problem-solvers every day!
Congratulations to the counselors at New River Elementary on receiving the RAMP Award! This recognition reflects their outstanding commitment to building a comprehensive school counseling program that supports student success, achievement, and well-being.
FCS - closed today for Tuesday, March 17.
FCS- three-hour delay for Tuesday, March 17.
Enjoy this graphic.
Please take a moment to review the graphic illustrating how Fayette County Schools is implementing the waiver approved by the West Virginia Department of Education.
FCS has received a waiver of the 180 instructional day requirement.
Five instructional days have been approved to be waived.
The last day for students is May 28.
Five instructional days have been approved to be waived.
The last day for students is May 28.
Fayette County Schools mourns the passing of Gary Ray, Vice President of the Fayette County Board of Education, who passed away on March 12, 2026.
Mr. Ray devoted his life to education and to the students, staff, and families of Fayette County and West Virginia. His distinguished career with Fayette County Schools spanned from 1971 to 2001, during which he served as a teacher, Coach, Principal, and Director. Following his service in Fayette County, he continued his impact on education and athletics through his work with the WVSSAC from 2001 to 2016.
Even in retirement, Mr. Ray’s commitment to Fayette County never waivered. In 2018, he returned to serve as a member of the Fayette County Board of Education, where he faithfully served until the present. He was a respected leader, a cherished member of the community, and a beloved part of the Fayette County School system.
Our hearts are broken as we grieve this tremendous loss.
Mr. Ray is survived by his wife, Cindy Ray, a longtime Pre-K teacher in Fayette County. His legacy in education continues through his grandson, who serves Fayette County Schools as both a teacher and a coach.
We extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to the Ray family, their friends, and all who knew and loved him. Mr. Ray’s legacy of service, leadership, and dedication to education will live on for generations.
Mr. Ray devoted his life to education and to the students, staff, and families of Fayette County and West Virginia. His distinguished career with Fayette County Schools spanned from 1971 to 2001, during which he served as a teacher, Coach, Principal, and Director. Following his service in Fayette County, he continued his impact on education and athletics through his work with the WVSSAC from 2001 to 2016.
Even in retirement, Mr. Ray’s commitment to Fayette County never waivered. In 2018, he returned to serve as a member of the Fayette County Board of Education, where he faithfully served until the present. He was a respected leader, a cherished member of the community, and a beloved part of the Fayette County School system.
Our hearts are broken as we grieve this tremendous loss.
Mr. Ray is survived by his wife, Cindy Ray, a longtime Pre-K teacher in Fayette County. His legacy in education continues through his grandson, who serves Fayette County Schools as both a teacher and a coach.
We extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to the Ray family, their friends, and all who knew and loved him. Mr. Ray’s legacy of service, leadership, and dedication to education will live on for generations.
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