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What a great night to be a Trojan! With NFL Legend Mark Mosley on hand, the Washington Commanders presented a $50,000 dollar NFL Grant to Hampshire High School to support our lighting project. Additionally, State Senator Tom Wills and House of Delegates member Dave Cannon also provided $20,000 and $10,000 respectively. Special thank you to Mr. Trey Stewart for his continued efforts to raise funds for our programs. It was an $80,000 night of donations. Just another example of how if we work together, great things happen! Well done and thank you to all who participated!
5 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Two men shake hands on the Hampshire High School football field during an evening event. One wears a black blazer, khaki pants, and a green Hampshire Trojans hat. The other wears a tan vest over a blue denim shirt. Stadium lights illuminate the field in the background.
Four people, including three men and a young boy, pose together on the Hampshire High School track during a nighttime football game. The group stands in front of the football field, with stadium lights and school buildings visible in the background.
A group of school and community representatives, students, cheerleaders, and a mascot gather on the Hampshire High School football field for a $50,000 check presentation. The group holds a large ceremonial check while posing for a photograph during a nighttime football game.
A man wearing a Hampshire Trojans hat holds a large ceremonial check for $50,000 made payable to Hampshire High School. The check, dated October 16, 2026, identifies the donation as funding for a new lighting system. The photograph was taken on the football field during an evening event.
The Hampshire County Board of Education will meet tonight, Monday, October 19, at 6:00 PM.

View the agenda: https://aptg.co/c_bL5n

Watch the meeting live: https://www.youtube.com/live/P6elMboWNPg

Stay informed about what is happening in Hampshire County Schools!
6 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
October 19, 2026 Regular Meeting
Classrooms Have Changed. The Need for Great Teachers Has Not!

From chalkboards and textbooks to interactive displays and iPads, education has come a long way.

But one thing has never changed: Students need caring adults who believe in them!

Hampshire County Schools is looking for substitute teachers who want to be part of something meaningful.

You do not have to change the world in one day. Just make a difference for one student at a time!

Join our team! Learn more and apply: https://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us
9 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Modern classroom recruitment graphic featuring a smiling male teacher in a navy pullover working with students using laptops and tablets. The classroom includes a digital display and modern furnishings. Large navy and blue lettering reads "Substitute Teachers Needed!" The bottom banner includes the website boe.hamp.k12.wv.us.
Our Students Need You. Our Schools Need You!

Behind every successful school day are people who care about students.

Substitute teachers are an important part of the Hampshire County Schools team. They help keep learning moving forward and provide support when our regular teachers cannot be in the classroom.

You could be the person who makes a difference tomorrow!

Find out how to become a substitute teacher: https://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us
10 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Classroom recruitment graphic featuring a smiling male teacher in a blue checkered shirt and tie assisting a diverse group of students using laptops and tablets. A large interactive classroom display is visible in the background. Navy and green text reads "Substitute Teachers Needed!" A navy banner directs applicants to boe.hamp.k12.wv.us.
Sometimes, One Day Can Make a Lasting Difference!

Think back to your school days. Chances are, you remember a teacher who made you feel welcome, encouraged you, or helped you succeed.

As a substitute teacher, you have the opportunity to be that person for a student!

Hampshire County Schools is looking for caring individuals who want to support our students and classrooms.

Learn more and apply: https://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us
11 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Recruitment graphic showing a smiling male teacher wearing a sweater and tie while helping students work at desktop computers in a classroom inspired by the early 2000s. Students are gathered around computer monitors. Large navy and orange lettering reads "Substitute Teachers Needed!" The bottom banner displays boe.hamp.k12.wv.us.
No Two Days Are Ever the Same!

One day you might help students discover science. The next, you might help them find a love for reading!

Being a substitute teacher means new experiences, new opportunities, and the chance to make a positive impact.

Hampshire County Schools needs substitute teachers, and we would love for you to be part of our team!

Interested? Learn more and apply: https://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us
12 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Colorful, 1990s-inspired classroom illustration featuring a smiling male teacher helping a group of elementary students with a science volcano project. Students wear brightly colored clothing, and older classroom computers are visible in the background. The graphic reads "Substitute Teachers Needed!" and includes the website boe.hamp.k12.wv.us.
Hampshire County Schools Needs Substitute Teachers!

Looking for a way to make a difference in the lives of students? We would love to have you join our team as a substitute teacher!

Substitute teachers play an important role in keeping our classrooms moving forward and supporting our students and schools.

Interested in learning more or applying? Visit our website at https://boe.hamp.k12.wv.us.

Help us make a difference, one classroom at a time!
13 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Hampshire County Schools substitute teacher recruitment graphic featuring a vintage-style illustration of a smiling male teacher reading a book to a group of elementary students in a classroom. Large navy and gray text reads, "Substitute Teachers Needed!" At the bottom, a navy banner displays "Learn More & Apply At boe.hamp.k12.wv.us" in white lettering.

Special Education Parent/Guardian Survey

Hampshire County Schools is asking parents and guardians to complete a short survey.

Your feedback is important and helps us better understand how we can support our students and improve special education services across the county.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey using the link below.

Parent Survey Link Here

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!

17 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Reminder to Hampshire County Schools families!

All schools will dismiss students 3 hours early tomorrow, Friday, October 9, 2026.

Please make sure you have made arrangements for your child's early dismissal. Thank you!
17 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Colorful reminder graphic featuring a megaphone, yellow school bus, books, and an apple. The image announces that Hampshire County Schools will dismiss students three hours early on Friday, October 9, 2026. Families are reminded to make arrangements for their child's early dismissal.
The Hampshire County Board of Education will meet tonight, Monday, October 5, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

View the agenda: https://aptg.co/zcZp0t

Watch the meeting live: https://youtube.com/live/8BQybTJgT78?feature=share

Stay informed about what is happening in Hampshire County Schools!
20 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
October 5, 2026 BOE Meeting
The Hampshire County Board of Education will meet tonight, Monday, September 28, at 6:00 p.m. at the Hampshire County Schools Central Office in Augusta. Community members are welcome to attend or watch the meeting live.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/RyJT3V

Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/bSMCaFZMOK4?feature=share
27 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
September 28, 2026
The water issue at Romney Middle School has been resolved. All Hampshire County Schools, including Romney Middle School, will be open and operating on a regular schedule tomorrow, Thursday, September 24, 2026. All buses will run at their normal times.
about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
Graphic with the Hampshire County Schools Trojan logo and the words “All Schools Open.” All Hampshire County Schools will operate on a regular schedule Thursday, September 24, 2026. Buses will run at their normal times. The water issue at Romney Middle School has been resolved.
Reminder:

Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23, 2026, will be a Professional Learning Day for all Hampshire County Schools employees. There will be No School for students on Wednesday.

We look forward to welcoming students back on Thursday, September 24th.
about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
Green and gold Hampshire County Schools graphic announcing that Wednesday, September 23, is a Professional Learning Day. There will be no school for students.

Due to the ongoing water issue at Romney Middle School, there will be no school for Romney Middle School students tomorrow, Tuesday, September 22. Students should complete the work packet that was sent home with them today.

This applies only to Romney Middle School. All other Hampshire County schools will operate on a regular schedule tomorrow. Again, Romney Middle School will be closed tomorrow, and all other schools will operate as scheduled. Thank you.

about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
Blue-and-gray announcement graphic stating that Romney Middle School will be closed Tuesday, September 22. Students should complete the work packet sent home today. All other schools will operate on a regular schedule.

Due to a loss of water service at Romney Middle School, all Hampshire County Schools will dismiss at 2:00 p.m. today, September 21. This means buses will run earlier than usual. Please make arrangements to meet your student at the bus stop or be prepared for your student to arrive home early. Thank you for your understanding.

about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting tonight at 6:00 PM.

View the meeting agenda:
https://aptg.co/XS7lnt

Watch the meeting live:
https://youtube.com/live/-2AwdjdRdOo?feature=share
about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
September 14, 2026 Regular BOE Meeting
Good evening, Hampshire County Schools families!

Tomorrow is the first day of school! We are excited to welcome our students back on Thursday, August 20, and begin the 2026–2027 school year.

A few quick reminders as we get ready for the morning: students riding the bus should be at their bus stop a few minutes early, and we ask everyone to please be patient as bus routes settle into their normal schedules during the first few days.

Tonight, make sure backpacks are ready, alarms are set, and do not forget those pencils!

Our teachers and staff have been working hard to prepare for tomorrow, and we are looking forward to having our students back in our classrooms and hallways.

Tomorrow is more than the start of another school year. It is another year of learning, growing, making memories, and being part of all the great things happening in our public schools across West Virginia. And the best part is, you get to be part of it!

Have a great evening, get some rest, and we will see everyone tomorrow morning!
2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
Green and gold back-to-school graphic announcing, “Tomorrow is the First Day of School!” for Thursday, August 20. Reminders say, “Backpacks ready. Alarms set. Don’t forget those pencils!” The bottom reads, “We can’t wait to see you!” The graphic includes a green backpack, pencils, books, and a red apple.
Learning and preparation are happening all across Hampshire County Schools as we get ready to welcome students back!

Our bus drivers and transportation staff spent time training and preparing for the new school year. For our drivers, getting ready for students means much more than knowing the route. It means reviewing safety procedures, preparing for emergencies, and making sure they are ready to safely transport our students to and from school each day.

Our school buses are often the first and last part of a student's school day, and our drivers play an important role in keeping students safe from the moment they step onto the bus until they arrive at their destination.

We are thankful for our transportation team and all they do to keep Hampshire County students safe and moving!

Another great example of the dedicated people who make us proud to say We Love WV Public Schools.

School starts Thursday, August 20. We are almost there!

#ILoveWVPublicSchools
2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
A large group of Hampshire County Schools bus drivers and transportation staff seated in rows of chairs inside a transportation garage during a back-to-school training session. Staff members are gathered together listening, talking, and preparing for the upcoming school year. School transportation equipment and garage doors are visible in the background.
Hampshire County Schools bus drivers and transportation staff gathered for a training session inside the transportation garage. Employees are seated in rows while participating in back-to-school preparation and safety training. The garage setting, equipment, and work areas are visible around the group.
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Hampshire County Board of Education Meeting

The Hampshire County Board of Education will meet this evening. The meeting will be streamed live for those who would like to watch online.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/pmz9m6

Live Video: https://youtube.com/live/yEjpTbuIWX4?feature=share
2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
We are almost there! School starts this Thursday, August 20th!

Our classrooms are just about ready, our staff is excited, and we cannot wait to welcome our students back for another great year in Hampshire County Schools!

There is a lot to love about our public schools. #ILoveWVPublicSchools

See you Thursday!
2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
Colorful back-to-school graphic on a lined notebook paper background announcing, “School starts on Thursday, August 20th. We can’t wait to see you!” The design includes a calendar showing August 20, colorful pencils and crayons, stacked books, a red apple, and school-themed doodles.