Hampshire County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The meeting included a discussion regarding the need for a full-time nurse at Ice Mountain and a presentation on proposed changes to services by representatives from the Eastern Allegheny Council for Human Services. The Board addressed a broad consent agenda involving financial matters, such as budget revisions and bill payments, alongside extensive personnel changes including transfers, employments, and resignations across various staff categories. Non-consent items approved included a policy regarding the HOPE Scholarship and homeschool student participation, the continuation of county-wide backpack programs, updated Pre-K contracts, and a dual credit pathway MOU with Eastern West Virginia Career and Technical College. The Superintendent provided updates on training, a grant secured for a school lighting project, ongoing funding applications for school equipment and activity buses, and general safety reminders.
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Hampshire County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda includes a technology presentation on the purchase of iPads for Hampshire High School, along with various consent items related to finance and personnel, such as budget revisions, surplus bus designations, and multiple staffing appointments, transfers, resignations, and volunteer approvals. Non-consent agenda items feature the approval of a Memorandum of Agreement regarding Communities in Schools, a second reading of Policy 3030 concerning student promotion and retention, a Memorandum of Understanding with West Virginia University for the Early College Program, and payment of the 2021 Bond Series arbitrage rebate liability. Additionally, the meeting covers the adoption of new textbooks for elementary, middle, and high school levels, the purchase of iPads for student use, a vote on the construction of school fencing, a decision regarding SchoolAi implementation for the upcoming school year, and the approval of a bus purchase or lease agreement.
Jul 21, 2025·Strategic plan
Hampshire County Schools Strategic Plan 2025-2026
The strategic plan for Hampshire County Schools, guided by the mission 'Together We Achieve, Together We Succeed,' is built on core beliefs that emphasize student learning, shared responsibility, positive climate, and continuous improvement. The plan aims to increase average daily student attendance to 92% by the 2025-2026 school year, enhance academic achievement by increasing individual student scale scores in reading and math by 50 points, and raise the Hampshire High School graduation rate by 2% by June 2026. Additionally, it seeks to improve the Annual LEA Determination for Special Education from 71% to 80%.
