Congratulations to our graduates!
Graduation photos are now available for viewing through Lifetouch.
To access the commencement photos: • Scan the QR code shown in the image, or • Text 73989GY26 to 90738
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We are proud of our graduates and wish them continued success in their next chapter.


🎓 The 2026 Graduating Class of Calhoun Middle High School 🎓
We are proud to recognize and celebrate these seniors as they approach this important milestone. Congratulations on your achievements, and best wishes for continued success in all that lies ahead.
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🎓 The 2026 Graduating Class of Calhoun Middle High School 🎓
We are proud to recognize and celebrate these seniors as they approach this important milestone. Congratulations on your achievements, and best wishes for continued success in all that lies ahead.
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🎓 The 2026 Graduating Class of Calhoun Middle High School 🎓
We are proud to recognize and celebrate these seniors as they approach this important milestone. Congratulations on your achievements, and best wishes for continued success in all that lies ahead.
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🎓 The 2026 Graduating Class of Calhoun Middle High School 🎓
We are proud to recognize and celebrate these seniors as they approach this important milestone. Congratulations on your achievements, and best wishes for continued success in all that lies ahead.
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Huge congratulations to our Calhoun 4x400 relay team — Eli Ferrell, Gavin Hicks, Jackson Clawson, and Kyrian Mounts — for setting a new school record!
Your hard work, grit, and teamwork continue to make Red Devil Nation proud.
Keep pushing, keep believing, keep breaking barriers.

Brooke Tingler – State Champion & Record Breaker
Brooke Tingler captured the spotlight by winning the 400-meter dash, earning her the State Championship title in one of the most competitive events of the meet. Her performance was nothing short of historic—Tingler set a new Calhoun County Middle School record and a new meet record in the 400 meters, solidifying her place among the elite sprinters in the state.
In addition to her championship victory, Tingler delivered two more impressive state-level performances:
· 2nd place – 800-meter run
· 8th place – 100-meter dash
Her versatility across sprint and mid-distance events highlights her exceptional athletic range and competitive drive.
Mark Plumby delivered an impressive showing across three highly competitive events, demonstrating speed, technique, and consistency on the state stage. His results included:
· 3rd place – 110-meter hurdles
· 8th place – 100-meter dash
· 4th place – 400-meter dash
Plumby’s strong finishes across both sprint and hurdle events solidify him as one of the top emerging athletes in West Virginia.
Girls 4x100 Relay – Strong State Performance
The Calhoun County Middle School girls 4x100 relay team competed with determination and executed a strong race against the best middle-school relay squads in West Virginia. Their performance showcased the continued growth and promise of Calhoun’s developing athletes. Well done, Reagan Morgan, Kaylee Sampson, Temperance Caldwell and Adraiann Griffin.
Kaylee Sampson – 200-Meter Dash Competitor
Middle-school sprinter Kaylee Sampson also represented Calhoun County in the 200-meter dash, delivering a solid performance on the state stage and gaining valuable championship-level experience.





This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate Trudi Anderson and Autumn Lilly for their dedication, compassion, and care. Your commitment to the health and well-being of our students and staff does not go unnoticed, and we are truly grateful for all that you do each day.
Thank you for your kindness, professionalism, and for always being there when it matters most. Our school community is better because of you!











We are proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating class.
Families and graduates can view commencement photos by scanning the QR code shown in the image or by texting 73989GY26 to 90738 to opt in and receive photo access information.
If you need assistance accessing photos, please contact the school office for support.


Kristian Frederick launched a massive 128'9" throw in the discus at the Tudor’s Biscuit World Charleston Relays held on 5/1/26, breaking the Calhoun County High School, school record and earning 7th place against top competition. Huge accomplishment — way to represent, Kristian! 💪🔴⚫️
Graphic provided Kayla Falls and Drew Caldwell.

Calhoun County had 2 group projects place at the State Social Studies Fair! We are proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our outstanding students:
Henley Cunningham and Scarettle Probasco — 2nd Place
Silas Cunningham and Brently Snodgrass — Honorable Mention
On April 28, the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) hosted 566 students during the 2026 West Virginia State Social Studies Fair (WVSSSF), the largest student participation since the Fair began in 1977. Students in Grades 3-12 presented 357 projects on topics including world history, U.S. history, anthropology, geography, economics, sociology, psychology and state and local studies. For a full list of winners, view the 2026 WVSSSF Official Results, https://state.us14.list-manage.com/track/click?u=adc0aee8266235621ea85e6c6&id=f4b14bbaea&e=6c7c5a0d83
Event photos can be viewed in the WVDE Flickr Album. https://www.flickr.com/photos/wveducation/albums/72177720332957604/


Calhoun County Schools is proud of our HSTA (Health Sciences & Technology Academy) students who participated in the HSTA Regional Symposium, joining peers from Braxton, Webster, and Roane counties on Thursday, April 20, 2026. These students wrapped up their year‑long research projects: college‑level work that included designing studies, collecting and analyzing data, and presenting their findings to judges, community partners, and regional educators. Their efforts demonstrated advanced skills in inquiry, critical thinking, and real‑world problem solving.
In addition to showcasing their hard work, our students enjoyed reconnecting with old friends from HSTA summer camps, making the evening both academically meaningful and personally memorable.
Their work reflects the dedication of our students and the support of our HSTA teachers and mentors. Congratulations to all participants on an outstanding day of presentations. 🌟📚🔬

SMART529 Fund the Future Sweepstakes Opportunity
The West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office (WVSTO) announced the Fund the Future Sweepstakes on May 1, 2026. One lucky West Virginia child will win a $10,000 SMART529 College Savings account. Children must be 17 years of age or younger to enter. Deadline is Wednesday, May 20, 2026. The entry form and official sweepstakes rules can be found at www.wvtreasury.gov/fundthefuture.
•Entries must be completed by a parent or legal guardian •Child must be 17 or younger •Child AND parent or legal guardian must be a resident of West Virginia •Only one entry per eligible child permitted •Multiple children in a household may be entered to win *See Official Sweepstakes Rules for eligibility requirement details and other contest rules.
Research shows that children, with even a small amount of college savings, are 2.5 times more likely to graduate from college. We hope our sweepstakes inspires families to learn about the SMART529 College Savings Program and start planning for their child’s educational future. Funds saved in a SMART529 account aren’t just limited to paying for college – the funds can also be used for apprenticeship programs as well as vocational and trade schools across the United States and even some foreign institutions.

Calhoun County Middle School athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the Raider Middle School Challenge Track Meet, held on April 28, 2026, at Roane County High School. Competing against strong programs from across the region, Calhoun athletes posted multiple personal bests, top three finishes, and event victories.
The Calhoun girls team finished 3rd overall, marking one of their strongest team performances of the season. Eighth grader Brooke Tingler earned the Girl’s High Point Award, finishing the meet with the most individual points of any female athlete.
Coaches praised the team’s continued improvement, competitive spirit, and discipline as the season enters its final stretch.
Meet Records Broken
Calhoun County Middle School athletes set four new meet records during the competition:
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 100m: 13.53 (New Meet Record)
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 400m: 1:01.55 (New Meet Record)
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 800m: 2:31.67 (New Meet Record)
• Mark Plumby – Boys 400m: 54.93 (New Meet Record)
These record breaking performances highlight the exceptional talent and hard work of Calhoun’s athletes.
Boys Results
Track Events
• Mark Plumby led the boys’ team with a dominant day, finishing:
o 1st – 100m Hurdles (16.12)
o 2nd – 200m (25.01, PB)
o 2nd – 400m (54.93, PB)
• Braidin Ferrell earned:
o 6th – 200m (28.33, PB)
o 5th – 800m (2:35.71)
o 6th – Long Jump (14’ 4”)
• Samuel Snider recorded:
o 18th – 100m (17.72)
o 13th – Shot Put (22’ 6”, PB)
o 16th – Discus (44’ 6”, PB)
Girls Results
Sprints & Middle Distance
• Brooke Tingler delivered a sweep of victories:
o 1st – 100m (13.53, PB)
o 1st – 400m (1:01.55)
o 1st – 800m (2:31.67) Her outstanding performance earned her the Girl’s High Point Award.
• Adrianna Griffin:
o 10th – 100m (14.99, PB)
o 5th – 200m (32.53, PB)
• Kaylee Sampson, Baeli Frum, and Reagan Morgan added multiple personal bests in the 100m and 200m.
• Temperance Caldwell:
o 7th – 400m (1:11.82, PB)
o 4th – 800m (3:02.95, PB)
• Mercy Starcher ran a personal best 1:30.59 in the 400m.
• Mackenzie Tingler completed the 3200m in 20:50.91 (PB).
Relays
• Girls 4x100 Relay (Sampson, Morgan, Caldwell, Griffin) 4th – 1:03.76
• Girls 4x200 Relay (Frum, M. Tingler, Starcher, Caldwell) 3rd – 2:26.90
Field Events
• Reagan Morgan led Calhoun in the shot put with 23’ 5”.
• Kylee Stewart threw:
o 20’ 2” – Shot Put
o 55’ 3” – Discus (PB)
• Brooke Tingler placed 2nd in Long Jump (14’ 1”).
A Strong Showing for Calhoun County
With multiple personal bests, event victories, and a 3rd place girls team finish, Calhoun County Middle School continues to demonstrate growth, resilience, and competitive excellence. The team is well positioned for success as they move toward championship meets.
Calhoun County Middle School extends its appreciation to Roane County High School for hosting a well organized event and to the families and supporters who continue to cheer on the athletes.
Thanks to Drew Caldwell for sharing the beautiful pictures.










Calhoun County is proud to recognize our outstanding students who earned the prestigious West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Award, one of the state’s highest honors for knowledge of WV history and civics.
Congratulations Brooke Brown and Alayna Wolford!
These students have shown exceptional dedication, curiosity, and pride in our Mountain State. We couldn’t be prouder of their hard work and achievement.
Way to go, Calhoun County scholars — you make our community shine! 🌄✨

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