through Caring, Leadership, And Youth involvement"
Principal: Philip Dobbins
Assistant Principal: Michelle Samples Career & Technical Center Director: Michelle Paxton Counselors: Joanne Exline & Angela Jones Secretary: Vickie Holcomb
Clay County High School has approximately 625 students. This school sits in a beautiful location along the banks of Elk River in Clay County. The school was built in 1971, when the old high school burned. A major addition was constructed with the
assistance of School Building Authority of West Virginia.
Clay County High School is known throughout West Virginia as one of the premiere high schools in the state.
Clay County High School exceeds all standards established by No Child Left Behind legislation.
Clay County High School is a High Schools that Work (HSTW) school.
Clay County High School is a participant in the 21st Century Schools initiative.
Clay County High School ranks 1st out of 55 counties on the Writing Assessment.
Clay County High School graduated 24 Promise Scholarship recipients in May 2007.
Clay County High School students had an average composite score of 21.5 on the ACT in 2007.
Clay County High School received numerous commendations from the West Virginia State Department of Education on the most recent school accreditation visit.
Clay County High School Career and Technical Center is a West Virginia State Career/Technical Exemplary School.
Click the Directory button to the left for a complete listing of Clay County High School faculty and staff.
Principal: Philip Dobbins