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The Switch to WVIES
The Switch to WVIES
Sunrise reflects in the Kanawha River slowly flowing by picturesque Charleston West Virginia downtown. Attribution Noncommercial 4.0 International Deed, CC BY-NC 4.0
The Future of West Virginia Education
Sandwich boards display the A/B schedule for students daily, so they know which classes to attend.
Students, Staff Weigh in on A/B Schedule
Patrick Morrisey signs House Bill 2003 and Senate Bill 280. Students of Lincoln Middle School as well as Del. Mickey Petitto, R-Harrison and Carl Martin, R-Upsher watch. (West Virginia Office of the Gov. Patrick Morrisey | Courtesy photo)
Bill 2003: What it is and What it Could Mean for Weir
Class of 2025 graduates photo used with permission of Newbrough Photo.
Weir Recognizes Class of 2025 in Annual Ceremony
Teacher Spotlight
Members of Club 3:16 gather with the speakers and leaders of Never Alone for a picture after the assembly. Photo used with permission from Patti Barnabei.
Never Alone Drug Awareness Assembly
Multimedia project that journalism 1 students have been using all forms of technology for the past month to draft their articles on the topics chosen. They have been using iPads to do all the assignments the teacher has sent out to them. Photo by Samantha Gruber
From paper and pencils to iPads and smart boards; Technology has made an impact on education. 
Phones Effect on Mental Health
Phones Effect on Mental Health
What is Addiction?
What is Addiction?
Take it or Leaf it
A Simple Party Guide
Vinyl is Coming Back
“GET IN LOSERS. WE”RE GOING SHOPPING!”
Get Ready to Chuckle
Get Ready to Chuckle
Photo license under Namensnennung 2.0
Super Bowl
Leading Weir to Success
Leading Weir to Success
Senior Signings
Senior Signings
Spring Sports Recap
Spring Sports Recap
Experiencing States
Experiencing States
A photo of Ciara Greathouse boxer mastiff mix dog living at home with her new family.
Adopt don’t shop
The freshman and sophomore classes at the first pep rally.
How To Show Your Rider Pride
CC0 1.0 DEED
Media’s One Way Ticket to Toxic Masculinity
From Freshman to Senior Year
From Freshman to Senior Year
The Dangers of Individuality
The Dangers of Individuality
Sunrise reflects in the Kanawha River slowly flowing by picturesque Charleston West Virginia downtown. Attribution Noncommercial 4.0 International Deed, CC BY-NC 4.0
The Future of West Virginia Education
Multimedia project that journalism 1 students have been using all forms of technology for the past month to draft their articles on the topics chosen. They have been using iPads to do all the assignments the teacher has sent out to them. Photo by Samantha Gruber
From paper and pencils to iPads and smart boards; Technology has made an impact on education. 
Class of 2025 Senior Video
Class of 2025 Senior Video
Patrick Morrisey signs House Bill 2003 and Senate Bill 280. Students of Lincoln Middle School as well as Del. Mickey Petitto, R-Harrison and Carl Martin, R-Upsher watch. (West Virginia Office of the Gov. Patrick Morrisey | Courtesy photo)
Bill 2003: What it is and What it Could Mean for Weir
Class of 2024 Senior Video
Class of 2024 Senior Video
Winter 2022-23 Red Rider Review
Winter 2022-23 Red Rider Review
November 2022 Red Rider Review
November 2022 Red Rider Review
October 2022 Red Rider Review
October 2022 Red Rider Review
September 2022 Red Rider Review
September 2022 Red Rider Review
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