Webster County Schools (West Virginia)

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Webster County Schools
Address
315 South Main Street
, 26288
United States
District information
Type Public School District
SuperintendentJoseph Arbogast
Other information
Website boe.webs.k12.wv.us

Webster County Schools is the public school district serving Webster County, West Virginia, with its main office located in Webster Springs. [1]

Contents

Board of education

Webster County Schools is under the supervision of the elected Webster County Board of Education [2]

Schools

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High schools

Elementary schools

Former schools

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References

  1. "County Board of Education/Public Schools".
  2. "County Board of Education/Public Schools".
  3. "West Virginia Master List of Schools".