Lewis County Schools
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Lewis County Schools is the operating school district within Lewis County, West Virginia. It is governed by the Lewis County Board of Education, of which the Superintendent is Joseph Mace.
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[edit] Schools
[edit] High school
- Lewis County High School Tim Derico, Principal. Over 800 students enrolled.[1]
[edit] Middle school
- Robert L. Bland Middle School. Grace Tallhammer, Principal. Over 850 students enrolled.[2]
[edit] Elementary schools
- Alum Bridge Elementary School. Dan Hoover, Principal. Over 60 students enrolled.[3]
- Jane Lew Elementary School. George Reynolds, Principal. Over 300 students enrolled.[4]
- Peterson-Central Elementary School. Steven Hall, Principal. Over 460 students enrolled.[5]
- Roanoke Elementary School. Denise Sprouse, Principal. Over 140 students enrolled.[6]
Polk Creek Elementary School was closed and sold in an auction earlier in 2005. The closure of the school relocated over 80 youth to Peterson-Central and Jane Lew Elementary Schools.
[edit] Controversies
The West Virginia Human Rights Commission is investigating charges that Rhonda Bennett, a preschool teacher at Peterson-Central Elementary School, used a biracial child as a lesson prop and told schoolmates that the child had been adopted. Joseph Mace, superintendent of Lewis County schools, refused to return phone calls and e-mails from The Associated Press but acknowledged the incident to a local television station.[1]
[edit] Board of Education members
- E. Cline Craig, President
- Sylvia McNeish
- Buck Propst
- Paul Derico
- Beth Burkhart
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ "Mother says teacher 'exploited' child", Eternia.com, December 7, 2006
