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Officials from Kanawha County Schools and West Virginia University, including WVU President Dr. Gordon Gee, today recognized 50 Kanawha County Schools teachers who applied and were selected to receive a master’s degree in Literacy Education with a Reading Specialist certification. This online degree, including books, will be paid for by Kanawha County Schools. This is part of Kanawha County Schools’ dedication to furthering literacy education and addressing student learning loss post-COVID. The cohort of 50 Kanawha County teachers will begin their degrees in August, with an anticipated program completion in May 2026.
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Terry leads U.S. Soccer events from behind the scenes
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WVU Today: Researcher’s martial arts outreach helps families affected by autism grapple with stress
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Research highlights
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WVU Today: Researcher’s martial arts outreach helps families affected by autism grapple with stress
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Brigandi co-author on Paper of the Year by the Journal for the Education of the Gifted
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CAHS honors faculty and staff for 2023-24 academic year
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