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In Appalachia, the fight against substance abuse is not someone else's problem. It's our problem.  It has impacted families, communities, workplaces, and schools. We have all seen the consequences.  That is why Red Ribbon Week matters.  Not because a banner changes lives, but because conversations do. Relationships do. Education does. Opportunities do.  When schools commit to helping students make healthy choices, when families stay engaged, and when communities rally around young people, we begin to break cycles that have existed for far too long.  Today, these students helped put up a banner. More importantly, they helped put up a reminder that the next generation does not have to repeat the mistakes of the past.
Lexia LETRS
Upshur County Students Shine at State Science Fair. Upshur County Schools logo. Imagry of science reltaed items such as DNA, atom, and radio waves.
Smart Mouth Pizza Logo and Upshur County Schools Logo
New fencing gate across the road at TES
3 males standing infront of the Fairmont College Logo
Picture of the donated items of care for students of Upshur County.
Don Nestor gives a check to Director of Student Nutrition and Wellness
Picture of 4th Grade students receiving instruction
Image of Live United and Freedmon bank holding up various hygeine products to support students of Upshur County Schools.
Picture of First Community Bank representative and Anthony McDaniels along side of food donations for Upshur County Students.
Image of Upshur County administrators learning in the Principals Academy in 2024. Individuals are sitting in a U shape around a single presenter.
Upshur County Board of Education Meeting Changes for April 9, 2024
Upshur County Board of Education Meeting Changes for April 9, 2024