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Monday, June 23, 2025 11:58 AM
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Allegany County is home to fourteen public elementary schools, four public middle schools, three public high schools, one technical school, and one alternative placement program. All twenty-two schools are staffed by highly qualified teachers. Every day, these schools and staff do amazing things for our students.Each year we would like to take the opportunity to highlight some of these accomplishments, programs, and more. Several schools will be "featured" on a weekly basis, and then their highlights will move into a folder under the Accolades section of our website for the public to view all year long.
We encourage you to take a moment to enjoy our weekly ACPS highlights and visit the archives to view an individual school spotlight to see what great things are happening in Allegany County Public Schools!
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John Humbird Elementary School
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Veterans Day Celebration 2022
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On November 9, 2022, John Humbird Elementary School hosted a Veterans Day celebration. ACPS reminds students and families that it is important for students to be in school on this holiday so that they have the opportunity to learn what Veterans Day is and why it is celebrated annually on November 11th.
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Mt. Savage School
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Holiday Door Decorating Contest
- Mt. Savage school held a holiday door decorating contest, and each classroom had the opportunity to participate in an effort to win a pizza party just prior to the Christmas break. Two winners are selected by a panel of judges - one at the elementary level, and one at the middle school level. The volunteer judges for this year's contest were Dr. Eric Van Slyke, ACPS Science Supervisor; Mr. Zachary Stickley, Lt. in the West Virginia National Guard; Mr. Randy Murray, local resident; Mr. Teddy Abucevicz, 1951 Mt. Savage graduate; and Mrs. Betsy Green, ACPS Title I Specialist.
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Senate Bill 610 requires a school district to utilize built in days for closures for severe weather conditions. Once those built in days have been used, virtual learning can take place.
Schools will be closed for the first three ACPS inclement weather closures, and the three days will be made up at the end of the school year.
If ACPS requires additional closures, the school system will transition to virtual learning through Schoology. The virtual learning day will consist of four (4) hours of synchronous instruction, with the afternoon set aside for asynchronous learning.
As always, students without access to connectivity will be allowed up to two days following a closure to submit assignments to be counted present for a particular class.
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The McKinney-Vento Program removes barriers for students and families experiencing homelessness throughout Allegany County. Our program assists in academic achievement, technology skills, college preparation, and job skills training.
