Principal:  Philip Dobbins

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.

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