Gov. Justice, First Lady Justice welcome attendees to annual Communities In Schools West Virginia conference

What began as a small vision has grown into a significant achievement, benefiting West Virginia students for the better.

"What an opportunity for others to learn more about the program, take strategies back to the schools to help students and families, and, of course, be in the presence of fellow CIS colleagues," Carla Snell, Communities In Schools Regional Specialist, said. "From the Keynote speakers to the breakout sessions, there is something about spending a week with people with the same common interest, helping WV students become more successful! I'm so thankful to be a part of CIS for the past six years, and I can't wait to see where the future will take this program."

"Wyoming County is blessed with some of the most wonderful people in this state," John Henry, Wyoming County School Superintendent, said. "They continuously step up to pull together resources to meet the needs of students and families. Communities in Schools is the missing piece that allows those resources to come together. Parents and students love and appreciate CIS because it is delivered in a safe environment created by strong positive relationships."

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