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Sixth grade starts long terms
Ms Jeanine Ging’s 6th grade honors math class started their science conference projects. On Thursday, Oct.15, they went up to the High School to work with Dr. Bryan Wargo’s Physics class to get started on their projects. The students did an experiment with golf balls and yard sticks, ate lunch with high schoolers in the cafeteria, and got into groups of what they are interested in doing for their projects. The groups discussed what they want to do based on what they are interested in. The students from Montour High School also participated in the golf ball experiment and the groups. Approximately 65 students from Montour High School are attending and around 89 from Freedom are expected to participate in the Science Conference on May 6, 2027.
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Attack of the Fanboy
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Four WVU wrestlers win titles at Southeast Open
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Four Mountaineers from the West Virginia University wrestling team won individual titles to kick off the season at the 2026 Southeast Open at the Cregger Center in Salem, Virginia, on Sunday. Redshirt senior Ian Bush (184), redshirt junior Ty Watters (157), redshirt sophomore Louie Gill (125)...
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WVU Mountaineer mascot visits South Middle School students in Morgantown
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - Reese Allen, the 72nd West Virginia University Mountaineer mascot, visited South Middle School in Morgantown on Monday, Nov. 2, through the West Virginia Public Education Collaborative’s K-12 Speakers Bureau. Students asked whether every WVU Mountaineer mascot names their coonskin hat. Allen’s hat is named Tom....
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Carrollton’s Henry Roudebush wins state title
If you want to know how Henry Roudebush did during the recently-concluded cross country season, all you have to do is scroll through his results. You won’t have to dig too deep, though, as his name appears after the words “first place” in every race he ran this year.
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Carrollton names November students of the month
Lydia Oboy and Cole Starkey have been named Carrollton High School Students of the Month for November. Oboy, daughter of Mark and Vicky Oboy of Bowerston, and Starkey, son of Amy Huffman of Carrollton, are seniors at CHS. Students of the Month are selected by the school staff, and their...
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October Golden Apple Award Winner: Mr. Brian Richmond, Center McMechen Elementary
MARSHALL COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) – This month’s Golden Apple takes us to Center McMechen Elementary, where one teacher has been making a difference in the lives of his students for the last decade. For the last 10 years, Center McMechen has been home for Mr. Brian Richmond, a fifth-grade teacher at the elementary school. When […]
Beaver County Times
Beaver Area football's Jaivin Peel ruled ineligible for PIAA postseason
After months of hearings and appeals, one of the Beaver Valley’s top quarterbacks finally had his playoff fate decided by the PIAA on Thursday, Oct. 29, with the association ruling Beaver Area senior quarterback Jaivin Peel ineligible for the 2026 postseason, Beaver Area athletic director Kevin Krzeczowski told the Times. Peel has had an impressive return to WPIAL competition. In nine games with the Bobcats, leads the Beaver Valley in completions (121) while ranking second in completion percentage (59.6), yards (1,533) and touchdowns (13). Along with his work through the air, Peel has solidified himself as a dual-threat quarterback, rushing for 611 yards and eight scores. Required Reading: Updated projections of the 2026 WPIAL high school football playoff field Required Reading: Beaver Valley Week 10 high school football power rankings Crunching the Numbers: Who are the Beaver Valley high school football stat leaders through Week 9? The decision comes following an offseason filled with hearing for the senior gunslinger. In July, the WPIAL granted Peel partial eligibility , allowing him to compete in the regular season but deeming him ineligible for postseason competition. Peel appealed the postseason eligibility with the WPIAL, but it was not approved. Prior to his time
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
With enrollment cliff looming, Pittsburgh-area colleges are adapting
As enrollment chief at Point Park University, Marlin Collingwood is often asked to name the school’s top competitors. He doesn’t list other schools. “Our top competitor,” he said, is the idea of “not going to college.”. Parents and students have always considered how a degree...