
August 5th 4:30 - 6:30 at James Monroe High School.
Come see us at the back to school and health fair! Great information, resources, and prizes. All students will receive a free backpack. Free food, haircuts, vision screenings and more. Chances to win Ipads and TV. Open to all school age children.


The following Monday, August 11th, will begin mandatory practices.
Students must bring physicals and have shin guards and preferably cleats to get a full feel for the field and get the most out of practice.
Water provided."





Peterstown wrapped up the last week of summer school with hands-on fun and unforgettable memories! Students engaged their critical thinking skills on the STEM bus, got creative with rock painting, and cooled off with a splash at Moncove State Park. A perfect end to a summer of learning and laughter! PART 2













Mountain View Summer School took a trip to Pipestem to explore nature. Students learned about birds, snakes, butterflies, among others. They also learned about how some animals will adapt their camouflage to warn predators. They participated in a nature scavenger hunt, enjoyed lunch, and a snack.












































Students not only competed but also attended various workshops, all sessions with keynote speakers, and visited college tables and vendors.
We would like to thank Monroe County Schools for their support of this wonderful opportunity.








Dr. Conaway holds a Doctorate in Educational Leadership (Ed.D.) from Liberty University, where his dissertation focused on school leadership and inclusive practices for students with autism. He also holds multiple advanced degrees, including an Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in School Psychology and two Master’s Degrees in Elementary and Special Education from Marshall University and Concord University. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with a specialization in Multi-Categorical Special Education from Fairmont State University. In addition, he holds certifications as a superintendent, principal, and director in both Virginia and West Virginia.
Over the course of his career, Dr. Conaway has served as a teacher, school psychologist, administrator, state department coordinator, college professor, and most recently as Director of Special Education, School Health, and Student Services for Alleghany Highlands Public Schools. He is a published author and frequent presenter at state and national conferences on topics such as trauma-informed leadership, behavior supports, and instructional strategies for diverse learners.
In 2024, he was honored with the Mary Lou Wall Award as Virginia’s Early Career Special Education Administrator of the Year, reflecting his dedication to advancing high-quality, inclusive education.
Dr. Conaway is married to his wife, Amy, a dedicated fifth-grade teacher at Ronceverte Elementary School in Greenbrier County. They are the proud parents of two children: Nathan, who will begin ninth grade this fall, and Emily, who will be entering sixth grade. The Conaway family is active in their faith community at Lewisburg United Methodist Church, where Dr. Conaway serves as a lay speaker. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys spending time outdoors—especially fishing, hiking, and staying active through regular workouts. He is also an avid sports fan who enjoys watching high school, college, and professional games, and especially looks forward to cheering on local student-athletes with his family.
As Superintendent, Dr. Conaway is committed to building on the district’s strengths by promoting academic excellence, expanding student services, and leading with transparency, innovation, and a deep respect for the voices of educators, families, and community partners.

















