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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!
7 days 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
8 days 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
9 days 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!
10 days 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.
The classrooms were already full of learners this week... just not the ones who usually sit in the seats!

Across Hampshire County Schools, our teachers and staff have been back in our schools learning, collaborating, preparing, and getting ready to welcome students back next week.

These pictures from across our county are a great reminder that learning never stops in public schools. Before our students walk through the doors, our educators are working to learn something new, sharpen their skills, share ideas, and make sure they are ready to give our students the very best start to the school year.

Next week, the seats will be filled with students. This week, they were filled with the people preparing to teach, support, encourage, and inspire them.

This is what public education looks like. It is people learning together, working together, and showing up for kids and their community.

We are proud of our schools. We are proud of our people. And we are proud to say:

We Love WV Public Schools!

#ILoveWVPublicSchools #PublicSchoolProudWV #HampshireCountySchools

And speaking of next week... we cannot wait to welcome our students back for their first day on Thursday, August 20th!
11 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
School staff members sit together around a classroom table covered with papers, notebooks, drinks, and training materials. The group is engaged in discussion and collaborative professional learning.
A group of Hampshire County Schools staff members gather around picnic tables outside a school building during professional development. Staff are standing and seated together participating in an outdoor training activity.
A large group of school staff members sit together at long tables in an elementary school gymnasium. Participants are reading materials and working together during a professional development session.
Staff members gather in small groups around cafeteria tables during a professional development session. Training materials are spread across the tables as participants talk and work together.
A large group of Hampshire County Schools employees participate in professional development in a school cafeteria. Staff members sit at tables facing a presenter at the front of the room while reviewing training materials.
A small group of staff members participate in professional development inside a classroom decorated in school colors. Several participants are seated around a table while others stand and lead or participate in the discussion.
School staff members participate in an interactive team-building activity in a gymnasium. The group works closely together on colorful mats while other staff members assist and observe.
Six school staff members stand together and smile for a photo in a school hallway. Behind them, a display reads “Welcome Back to the Hive,” with bee-themed decorations welcoming staff back to school.
Hampshire County Board of Education Meeting

The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold a special meeting tonight, August 10, 2026.

The public is welcome to attend in person or watch the meeting live online.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/kmhqky

Live Stream: https://youtube.com/live/om25D7veeSA?feature=share
16 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
BOE Special Meeting August 10, 2026
Hampshire High School is making the transition from Chromebooks to iPads for students for the 2026-2027 school year!

As part of this transition, families will have the option to purchase AppleCare+ coverage for their student's district-issued iPad. AppleCare+ is completely optional and costs $40 per year.

With AppleCare+, students are covered for up to two accidental damage repairs each year at no additional cost to the family.

Families who choose not to purchase AppleCare+ will be responsible for the full cost of any repairs if the iPad is damaged.

AppleCare+ payments can be made to the technology department on August 20 and 21, prior to device distribution.

The Hampshire County Schools Technology Department will be at HHS on August 24 and 25 to distribute iPads to students. Families who have not already purchased AppleCare+ may also pay for coverage onsite before the student receives their device.

We are excited to get these new devices into the hands of our HHS students and begin the transition to iPads!
20 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
Hampshire High School is transitioning students from Chromebooks to iPads for the 2026-2027 school year. The graphic shows a Chromebook with an arrow pointing to an Apple iPad. Families may optionally purchase AppleCare+ for $40 per year. AppleCare+ covers up to two accidental damage repairs per year at no additional cost. Families who do not purchase AppleCare+ will be responsible for the full cost of any repairs. AppleCare+ payments can be made at Hampshire High School on August 20 and 21 prior to device distribution. The Hampshire County Schools Technology Department will distribute iPads at HHS on August 24 and 25. Families may also purchase AppleCare+ onsite on August 24 and 25 before receiving the student's device. The graphic concludes with, “Excited for the future. Ready for more.”
Transportation Phone Number Reminder

We have had several calls intended for the Hampshire County Schools Transportation Department going to our fax line instead of the main office phone.

If you need to speak with the Transportation Department, please call:

304-496-1504

Please do NOT call 304-496-1501, as this is our fax line.

Thank you for helping us make sure your call gets to the right place!
21 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
LIVE NOW: Board of Education Meeting

The Hampshire County Board of Education meeting is live now.

Watch the meeting live:
https://youtube.com/live/pquJF_yH9RU?feature=share

View the meeting agenda:
https://aptg.co/4s4qzx
23 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
BOE Meeting August 3, 2026
A huge thank you to Spring Valley, Farm Credit, and Main Street Grill for providing lunch during our Principals Academy! Our administrators spent time together preparing for the new school year, learning, planning, and getting ready to welcome our students and staff back to school. We greatly appreciate these community partners for helping make our time together a little better and for continuing to support Hampshire County Schools. Thank you for supporting our schools and the people who serve our students each day!
24 days ago, Adam Feazell
Hampshire County Schools administrators participate in Principals Academy, seated around tables during a presentation and group discussion.
Hampshire County Schools administrators participate in Principals Academy, seated around tables during a presentation and group discussion.
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Thank-you graphic recognizing Spring Valley, Farm Credit, and Main Street Grill for providing lunch during the Hampshire County Schools Principals Academy.

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Hampshire County Schools administrators participate in Principals Academy, seated around tables during a presentation and group discussion.
Thank-you graphic recognizing Spring Valley, Farm Credit, and Main Street Grill for providing lunch during the Hampshire County Schools Principals Academy.
Hampshire County Schools is now hiring Substitute Aides, Substitute Cooks, Substitute Custodians, and Substitute Bus Drivers for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.

If you're looking for a flexible way to make a difference in the lives of our students, we'd love to have you join our team.

Apply online today at boe.hamp.k12.wv.us and click Job Opportunities to get started.

Come be a part of Hampshire County Schools. We're looking forward to welcoming new members to our team!
28 days ago, Hampshire County Schools
**Alt Text:**  A Hampshire County Schools hiring graphic with a navy blue, gold, and white color scheme. Large text at the top reads, "WE ARE HIRING!" followed by "Join our team and make a difference every day!" Four photos highlight the available substitute positions: a substitute aide working with a student, a substitute cook serving a meal, a substitute custodian cleaning a school hallway, and a substitute bus driver behind the wheel of a school bus. Below the photos, text reads, "For the upcoming 2026-2027 school year." At the bottom, the graphic says, "If interested, apply online at boe.hamp.k12.wv.us and click Job Opportunities to get started."
The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regularly scheduled meeting tonight at **6:00 p.m.** at the Hampshire County Schools Central Office.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/b4753y

Watch the meeting live: https://youtube.com/live/0FJlN9u2BAY?feature=share

We encourage everyone to stay informed and engaged with the work of the Hampshire County Board of Education.

**Please note our new meeting time moving forward.**
about 1 month ago, Hampshire County Schools
BOE Meeting July 20, 2026
Make a Difference. Every Day.

Have you ever thought about becoming a teacher? Hampshire County Schools is looking for caring, dedicated individuals to serve as Long-Term Substitute Teachers.

If you have a Bachelor's Degree, you may qualify to teach full-time as a long-term substitute. If you have an Associate's Degree, you may also qualify to become a daily substitute teacher.

Whether you're looking for a new career, recently retired, or simply want to make a difference in the lives of students, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply online at boe.hamp.k12.wv.us and select Employment Opportunities.

Questions? Contact Pam Slocum at pslocum@k12.wv.us.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with someone who would make a great teacher.
about 2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
A Hampshire County Schools recruitment graphic featuring a teacher working with students in a classroom. The headline reads, "We Need You! Make a Difference. Every Day." The graphic promotes opportunities for long-term substitute teachers for individuals with a bachelor's degree and daily substitute teachers for individuals with an associate's degree. It directs applicants to visit boe.hamp.k12.wv.us for employment opportunities or contact Pam Slocum at 304-496-2300, ext. 1111, or pslocum@k12.wv.us for more information.
The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regularly scheduled meeting tonight at 6:30 PM at the Hampshire County Board of Education Office in Augusta.

Community members are welcome to attend in person or watch the meeting live online.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/rT-tSb

Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/Yme3fytoijs

We encourage our families, staff, and community members to stay informed and engaged by following the Board's discussions and actions.
about 2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
July 6, 2026 BOE Meeting
The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting tonight, June 25, 2026, at 6:30 PM at the Hampshire County Board of Education Office in Augusta.

Community members are welcome to attend. The agenda can be viewed here: https://aptg.co/0yS0y0

The meeting will also be livestreamed on the Hampshire County Schools YouTube channel. Or at the following link: https://youtube.com/live/eLMJ5OL_alM?feature=share
2 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
June 25, 2026
The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting tonight at 6:30 PM at the Hampshire County Board of Education Office in Augusta.

Community members are welcome to attend. The agenda and livestream links are available below.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/XYsJ9t

Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/WKfCEdGtqF8

We encourage those interested in the work of our schools and district to stay informed and engaged in the process.
3 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
June 1, 2026 Meeting

REVISED NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

Due to unforeseen issues, the Board of Education is postponing the sale of the 3 parcels of land in Springfield, WV. The board is continuing with the sale of the modular building at the old Slanesville Elementary. The location of the sale is being moved to Slanesville, WV.


NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may concern that pursuant to the terms of West Virginia Code § 18-5-7, the BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE, is acting by its duly authorized agents, will sell at public auction the real property described below to the highest responsible bidder. It has been ascertained that the real property described below is no longer needed for school purposes. The auction shall be conducted in accordance with and subject to prescribed rules. A copy of such rules may be obtained from the contact identified below.

REAL PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: 95’ x 24’ modular at old Slanesville Elementary – 2 rooms, 2 bathrooms and entry way located at 6550 Bloomery Pike, Slanesville, WV 25444

DATE/TIME OF AUCTION SALE: Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 10:00 A.M.
PLACE OF AUCTION SALE: 6550 Bloomery Pike, Slanesville, WV 25444
AUCTIONEER: See’s Auction Service (WV License #1101)

OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, June 6, 2026
` 8:00 – 10:00 AM Slanesville modular
Call 304-496-2300 to make an appointment prior to the day of the sale

Acceptable forms of payment shall be cash or check for at least ten percent (10%) of the sales price (bid price plus 5% buyer’s premium) in hand on date of sale. The ten percent (10%) deposit amount is non-refundable. Checks will be accepted as payment; however, release of purchased items will occur only after the check has cleared the issuing bank. Remaining sales price is due upon closing. The successful bidder is responsible for paying the buyer’s premium and any additional fees and charges associated with the closing transfer. Buyer’s premium is paid to the auctioneer – 5% up to $300,000 and 3% over $300,000.

The property will be sold without warranty of any sort. All liability for hazards associated with the subject property must be assumed by the successful bidder. There are no known or suspected hazards associated with the subject property.

The undersigned reserves the right to bid, the right to reject any and all bids, and the right to cancel or postpone the sale upon public outcry only at the time and place set out above.

See’s Auction Service and Hampshire County Board of Education are not responsible for accidents.

DATED: June 6, 2026

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE
61 Pancione Loop
Augusta, WV 26704
Contact: George R. Collett, Superintendent or designee @ (304) 496-2300

3 months ago, Hampshire County Schools

The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold a work session today, May 28, 2026, at 8:00 AM at the Board of Education Office in Augusta.

The agenda for the work session can be viewed here: https://aptg.co/0yqLFr

The Live Video for the work session can be viewed here: https://youtube.com/live/7EhO2FJSyd0?feature=share

Technical Issues Link 2: https://youtube.com/live/4XikWvybYxY?feature=share

3 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
HCBOE Work Session May 28, 2026
The countdown to summer is almost over!

Thursday, May 28, 2026 will be the last day of school for Hampshire County Schools AND students will be dismissed on a 3-hour early release schedule.

We hope all of our students, staff, and families have a safe, relaxing, and fun summer break.

Thank you for another great school year!
3 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
Bright summer-themed graphic with a beach background, sunshine, palm trees, beach ball, sunglasses, and colorful beach accessories. Large bold text reads “The Last Day of School is May 28, 2026” and “3 Hour Early Release!” A wooden sign at the bottom says “The Start of Summer Break!” in bright pink and blue lettering.
Hampshire County Board of Education – Meeting Tonight

The Hampshire County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting this evening at 6:30 PM at the Board of Education Office in Augusta. Community members are welcome to attend in person or watch the meeting live online.

Agenda: https://aptg.co/51ZGMp
Live Stream: https://youtube.com/live/aZBvLKTxezY?feature=share

The Board of Education Office is located at 61 Pancione Loop, Augusta, WV. ([boe.hampshire.k12.wv.us][1])

3 months ago, Hampshire County Schools
BOE Meeting May 18, 2026