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Cabell County Schools will be enrolling students in Pre-K and Kindergarten at all district elementary schools and community-based Pre-K partner sites Friday, March 3, 2023 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Learn more by visiting www.cabellschools.com #CreateYourStory

Cabell County Schools will be enrolling students in Pre-K and Kindergarten at all district elementary schools and community-based Pre-K partner sites Friday, March 3, 2023 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Learn more by visiting www.cabellschools.com #CreateYourStory

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John Ryder, Maintenance Coordinator for Cabell Schools, receives the Superintendent's Superhero Award for May. Join us as we surprise John with the award.

Super Nurse, Wendy Barker, receives the Superintendent's Superhero Award for March.

Students have a voice in every aspect in their educational experience. The Superintendent's Student Leadership Council recently met with district leaders to offer their input of every aspect of their school's operations. Members of the council are always taking input from their peers.

We are here at HEM. Dr. Ryan Saxe is about to cape the next Superintendent’s Superhero!!! PeggyAnn has no idea we are here 🙂 To nominate November's Superintendent's Superhero, go to Cabellschools.com

Annual Central Office Evaluation Training

Debbie Smith, Manager of Professional Personnel, discusses what is expected for the upcoming professional personnel evaluation. The forms can be found on our website, www.cabellschools.com

Annual Service Personnel Evaluation Training Video

David Tackett, Manager of Service Personnel, discusses what is expected for the upcoming evaluation. Forms can be found on our website, www.cabellschools.com under the Service Personnel tab.

Gather around as Barboursville Mayor Christ Tatum reads the holiday classic, "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" by Dr. Seuss. Enjoy!

Join us on this chilly Friday for "It's Storytime." In this installment, Huntington Mayor Steve Williams reads the holiday book, "The Littlest Angel" by Charles Tazewell. Enjoy! #BeAwesomeCabell

The students at Salt Rock Elementary truly appreciate the sacrifices our U.S. military veterans have made for our freedoms, and produced a wonderful video to share all their love this Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11. #BeAwesomeCabell #IAMCABELL

Today, the Huntington Middle School Band celebrated the gift of new instruments from the Save the Music Foundation. The instruments, stands, and other essential items the school has ordered are valued between $20,000 and $25,000. Thank you to the foundation, the WV Department of Arts, Culture and History, and Natural Resource Partners, LP for their support of this wonderful, 200-member band. #BeAwesomeCabell #IAMCABELL

Cabell County Schools Superintendent Ryan Saxe welcomes back the school community for new school year! While school may be a little different this year, the focus of the district and its staff remains on the health, well-being and academic success of all students. #BeAwesome #IAMCABELL #CabellBTS2020

Our latest "School Spotlight" features the awesome, high-tech learning taking place at the Cabell County Career Technology Center. Here, both high school and adult students gain hands-on skills and receive the academic support they need to establish lucrative careers they can enjoy for a lifetime. #BeAwesomeCabell #IAMCABELL

Please vote Saturday, August 22! Early voting begins Friday, August 7. For more information visit www.cabellschools.com/2020bond

The Cabell Midland High School Class of 2020 will always have a unique story to tell. These outstanding graduates faced adversity head-on and found the determination needed to push themselves over the finish line. The district is extremely proud of these students and was pleased to partner with Marshall University to offer this special class the in-person celebration of success they clearly earned. #BeAwesomeCabell #IAMCABELL

There's no doubt it was an unusual year for the Huntington High School Class of 2020. However, these seniors showed great perseverance in the face of crisis and were successful in earning their high school diplomas. Recently, the district was pleased to work with our friends at Marshall University to give these graduates the safe, in-person celebration they deserved. We are so proud of you! #BeAwesomeCabell # IAMCABELL

The included presentation, shared with the community July 29, 2020, is the first of six, planned virtual presentations about the upcoming Cabell County Schools Bond Election, scheduled for August 22, 2020. Superintendent Ryan Saxe provides an overview of the Bond, followed by a "Question and Answer" session. If you want to learn more about some of the details of the School Bond Election, this is a great place to start.

A schedule for the remaining virtual presentations as well as other information about the bond can be found on the Cabell County Schools website at www.cabellschools.com under the "About" heading.

Cabell County Schools is working to address facility needs with a school bond special election August 22.

In our first-ever online awards ceremony, we celebrate four eighth-grade students who have earned top scores in the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe state history competition. Once the immediate situation passes, these students will be honored as Knights and Ladies of the Golden Horseshoe. #BeAwesomeCabell #IAmCabell

As school facilities in West Virginia remain closed as part of Governor Justice’s “stay home” order, many parents have questions or concerns about how their children will access online learning, complete assignments or engage with their teachers.

To help those parents with answers, today Cabell County Schools is launching its Connected Classroom project. The goal of this website-based project is to provide families with a central source of information regarding instruction, testing, meal delivery, and social and emotional supports. The link to Cabell’s Connected Classroom can be found at the top of the district’s website, www.cabellschools.com.

In today’s update, Superintendent Ryan Saxe sits down for a conversation about the COVID-19 coronavirus and its impact on our schools with Cabell-Huntington Health Department Physician Director, Michael E. Kilkenny, MD, MS.

Today, Cabell County Schools is also announcing the district is postponing the all-county band and all-county choir concerts and practices until a time yet to be determined.
There will be a three-hour early release for all students Monday, March 16, 2020. This is to allow teachers to plan for instruction if school is cancelled in the future due to the COVID-19 situation. Teachers will be given guidance as to what they need to do to complete their preparation.

The district will continue to update the public about its response to the COVID-19 virus on it’s website, www.cabellschools.com, or you may access the page directly at https://www.cabellschools.com/protected/ArticleView.aspx?iid=42G02&dasi=3G3Y. You may also find the latest information about COVID-19 activity in our region by visiting the Cabell-Huntington Health Department website at www.cabellhealth.org.

Join us on this snowy day for another installment of "It's Storytime." Beverly Holley our Elementary Academic Specialist reads "Wilfred" by Ryan Higgins, a story of an unlikely friendship. Enjoy!

Cabell County Schools and the Cabell-Huntington Health Department team up to inform students, staff and parents about the current status of flu in Cabell County and how it is affecting the school district. #MyCabellSchools

Since launching our district-wide Student Technology Empowerment Plan (STEP), many great things have been happening in our schools. New devices have been secured, networks have been upgraded, ongoing staff development has been launched and students have taken a real leadership role in their learning. Assistant Superintendent Kelly Watts visited with students and staff to see the impact STEP is making in their schools. #MyCabellSchools #BeAwesomeCabell

Gather around as our own Director of Communications issues a "Code Red" about a jolly, little man riding in a sleigh pulled by eight, valiant reindeer. Enjoy "The Night Before Christmas," a poem by Clement Moore! #BeAwesomeCabell

Gather your children around for the first episode of our new series, "It's Storytime." In this installment, Spring Hill Elementary Principal Pam Bailey reads the holiday book, "Silver Packages: An Appalachian Christmas Story" by West Virginia author Cynthia Rylant. Enjoy! #BeAwesomeCabell

In this summer edition of "On the Road," Superintendent Ryan Saxe and his staff visit student 4-H and FFA members as they prepare their livestock and products for the Cabell County Fair. Be sure to join the students for their Livestock Sale this Friday, July 26 at 7:00 PM. The fair runs now through Saturday, July 27 at Pumpkin Park in Milton, WV. #MyCabellSchools #BeAwesomeCabell #LoveMyWVSchool

Superintendent Ryan Saxe updates the community on progress made during the last school year and where the district, working hand-in-hand with students, staff, parents, community members and valued partners, is heading in the future. #MyCabellSchools

Superintendent Ryan Saxe wanted to see what the daily experience was like for students and teachers in the school district, so he asked for volunteers willing to allow him to shadow them. The response was overwhelming, so the Superintendent spent a week going "back to school" and learning from these inspiring individuals. It was a great experience for all! #MyCabellSchools #LoveMyWVSchool

As we celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week, we thought it would be fun to share with you a video about our special Teacher and Service Employee of the Year Prize Patrol. Congratulations once again to Teacher of the Year, T.C. Clemons, Service Employee of the Year, Lionel Hope and all of the outstanding finalists and nominees! We'll share some more videos spotlighting these dedicated public school employees in the coming days. @dutchmillerauto @jeremy_gladwell #KindredCommunications #97.9TheRiver #USFoods #CabellSchoolsFoundation #TeacherAppreciationWeek #LoveMyWVSchool

Superintendent Ryan Saxe recently brought together students from across the district to be a part of his new Superintendent's Student Leadership Council (SSLC). These students were encouraged to express their thoughts about the school experience in an open, honest manner. The students' input will be used by the Superintedent and his team as they work to continue to make improvements to all areas of the district. #MyCabellSchools #LoveMyWVSchool

We've had a great school year opening! Thank you to everyone who shared their first day memories with us by using #MyCabellSchools. We put together a little video including some of those precious moments. Enjoy!

Superintendent Ryan Saxe provides the community with an update on the progress of his initial "Superintendent's Transition Plan". The comprehensive plan included multiple opportunities for input from the district's many stakeholders. That input, along with district assessment data and several other indicators of success, are being used to develop a Strategic Plan which will help the district better prepare students to be college and career ready.

We're so excited to welcome students, staff and parents to the 2017-2018 school year. Here's a glimpse at some of the first day activities at several of our schools.