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EACHS Head Start
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(800) 257-4829
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HC 30, Box 22
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Petersburg, WV 26847
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Email: eachs@beaconnet.net
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Child development activities, transportation, nutrition/health
screening, parent involvement. Serves children ages 3-5 years.
Children receive free medical and dental care, healthy meals,
playing and learning in a safe setting. Services available for
children with disabilities.
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- Administrative Office
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(304) 257-4853
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- Old Fields Center
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(304) 538-7787
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- East Hardy Center
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(304) 897-6949
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- Moorefield Preschool
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(304) 538-6356
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Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College
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(877) 982-2322
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1929 State Road 55
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(304) 434-8000
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Moorefield, WV 26836
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Web:
http://www.eastern.wvnet.edu
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Email:
ask@eastern.wvnet.edu
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The college offers AA, AS, and AAS degrees as well as certification
programs. A new small business development center is also offered as
a part of the Workforce Education Program. Headquartered in
Moorefield, Eastern delivers to its district through innovative
means including the Mobile Computer Training Center as well as
traditional classroom settings, and Access centers in each county of
its district.
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Employment for Independent Living
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(304) 637-0718
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1200 Harrison Ave., Suite 103
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Elkins, WV 26241
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Serves youth leaving foster care. Provides job search instruction,
resume, application and interviewing techniques, job placement
assistance, and on-the-job training.
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Hardy County Board Of Education
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(304) 530-2348
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510 Ashby Street
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Fax: (304) 530-2340
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Moorefield, WV 26836
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East Hardy Early Middle School |
(304) 897-5970
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Route 55 |
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Baker, WV 26801
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East
Hardy High School |
(304) 897-5948 |
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Route 55 |
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Baker, WV 26801
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Moorefield
Elementary School |
(304) 538-6356 |
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400 North Main Street |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
Moorefield
High School |
(304) 530-6034 |
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401 North Main Street |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
Moorefield
Middle School |
(304) 434-3000 |
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30 Caledonia Drive |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
Job Corps
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(866) 342-8879 |
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Harpers Ferry, WV
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
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Serves economically disadvantaged youth,
16-24, offering a free, residential job training program, training
in building trades and computer technology. Offers high school
diploma and GED programs.
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Literacy
West Virginia |
(304) 358-2205 |
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Christie Hand - Regional
Assistant covering Hardy, Grant, Hampshire, Pendleton, Mineral,
Berkeley, Morgan and
Jefferson
Counties. |
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PO Box 696,
Franklin |
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Franklin,
WV
26807 |
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Web: http://www.literacywestvirginia.org |
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Literacy West Virginia provides training, resources, and
technical assistance to local adult literacy and English as a Second
Languageprograms through a regional system. |
Potomac
State College
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(304) 530-6034 |
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1 Grand
Central Park,
Suite 2090
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(304) 788-6820 |
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Keyser, WV 26726 |
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Web:http://www.potomacstatecollege.edu
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Email: gozpsc@mail.wv.edu |
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The college offers AA, AS, AAS, and RBA degrees and is a 2-year regional
branch of WVU. It has four air-conditioned residence halls that house 60 to
100 students and are staffed by full-time resident directors.
It offers intercollegiate varsity sports for both men and women.
Campus police monitor the grounds 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
RESA VIII
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(304) 538-2348 |
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Hardy
County Board of Education
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510 Ashby Street |
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Moorefield,
WV 26847 |
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Parental Education for child development.
The Early Intervention Program identifies children ages birth to 36
months with developmental needs.
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Smart 529, WV |
(866) 574-3542 |
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Prepaid College Tuition Plan |
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Web: http://www.smart529.com |
South
Branch Career & Technical
Center
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(304) 257-1331 |
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401 Pierpont Street |
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Petersburg,
WV
26847 |
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Designed educational program that encourages the greatest possible development of each student and meet the need
of every student enrolled. The aim of the SBCTC is to offer an education, which will enable them to function productively in a
rapidly changing technological society. |
Telamon Corporation |
(304) 822-4514 |
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60 West Sioux Lane |
(877) 322-3676 |
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Romney, WV 26757 |
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E-mail: cbreighner@telamon.org |
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Serves migrant/seasonal farm workers and their dependants, providing skills
assessment, job search, job and occupational skills training, GED support. Also serves
youth, 14-21, who are income eligible and/or require assistance to complete an
educational program. Offers occupational skills training, support services, summer
employment opportunities, adult mentoring, leadership development, guidance and counseling,
alternative school services and tutoring/study skills training. |
West Virginia
University
Extended Learning
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(800) 253-2762 |
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West Everly Street, Morgantown |
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Morgantown, WV 26508 |
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Email: exlearn@mail.wvu.edu |
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Web: http://www.e-learn.wvu.edu |
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MTechnology-based learning programs. The Regents of Bachelor of Arts degree is a
flexible program that allows adult students to design their own undergraduate degree and gain
credit for professional experiences. In addition, Extended Learning offers non-credit online
classes such as genealogy. |
West Virginia
University
Extension Services |
(304) 530-0273 |
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204 Washington Street |
Fax: (304) 530-0262 |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
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Services include: agricultural information (both crop and livestock),
home gardening, pest identification, soil testing, Master Gardner Program. Family
Consumer Sciences (Food and Nutrition information, Food Preservation, budgeting,
dealing with limited incomes, Diabetes cooking classes, and parenting information).
Community Educational Outreach Service (An organization of local clubs devoted to
education, adult leadership development, health, family and community service
sponsoring programs such as a Cultural Arts contest, the Grant County Health Fair,
and Breast Cancer Awareness Day. 4-H programming-organized 4-H clubs for youth 9-12,
Cloverbud programs for ages 6-8. |
Worktech Occupational
Consultant Services |
(304) 257-9515 |
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7B South Grove Street, P.O. Box 113 |
Toll free:(866) 214-0958 |
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Petersburg, WV 26847 |
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Web: http://www.worktech.org |
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WORKTECH is a business focused on helping
individuals find and/or return to employment. Services: Medical
claims management, vocational rehabilitation services, job seeking
skills instruction, professional resume preparation, transferable
skills analysis, vocational testing, job analysis, litigation
support services, third party administration, IME scheduling, job
placement, labor market surveys, expert testimony and feasibility
studies. Target population: injured workers – must be referred by
Worker’s Compensation or private insurance company to receive
services.
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WV Benefits Planning,
Assistance and Outreach Program |
V/TDD (304) 293-4692 |
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WVU
Center
for Excellence in Disabilities |
Fax: (304) 293-7294 |
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955 Hartman Run Road |
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Morgantown, WV 26505 |
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E-mail: contact@cedwvu.org |
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Provides information to people with
disabilities who receive Social Security benefits and want to work,
answering questions about work choices, Medicaid card and benefits,
and explaining other benefits that you may be able to use.
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WV Department of Education |
V/TDD (304) 558 2696 |
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Parent Educator Resource
Center |
VV/TDD (800) 642-8541 |
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Office of Special Education |
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Building 6, Room 304 |
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1900 Kanawha Blvd. |
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East Charleston, WV 25305 |
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E-mail: bpeters@access.k12.wv.us |
Local Contact: Hardy County |
(304) 530-4103 |
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510 Ashby Street |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
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Cassandra Hall, Parent/Teacher Liaison |
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E-mail: achall@access.k12.wv.us |
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Building partnerships between parents and educators to ensure that children
receive the highest educational opportunities and achievements possible. |
WV Department of Health
and Human Resources |
(304) 538-2391 |
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112 Beans Lane |
Fax: (304) 538-2476 |
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Moorefield,
WV
26836 |
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WVDHHR offers many programs and applications for all programs may be obtained at the
office listed above. WV Works is a program to assist families. If you qualify there
are many areas that the department may assist you in such as assessment testing, GED
testing, school clothing allowance for children, transportation to work
(Wheels to Work), and developing skills needed to obtain self-sufficiency.
WVEP – the WV Education program is a state funded higher education program that
allows participants to pursue a degree in higher education. (Individuals in this
program do not receive WV Works). Apply for Food Stamps and Medical Card on line
at: http://www.wvdhr.org click on inroads |
WV Division of
Rehabilitation |
(304) 822-4836 |
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Located at the WV School for the Deaf and Blind
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(304) 822-3957 |
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301 East Main Street |
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Romney,
WV
26757 |
Hardy County Contact |
(304) 538-2701 |
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1929-1 State Route 55
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Moorefield, WV 26836 |
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The West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation
Services is a program of the state government, helping West
Virginian’s to achieve a life style of independence and integration
within the workplace, the family, and the local community. To be
eligible a person must have a physical or mental disability that
keeps him or her from achieving a life style of independence and
dignity. No age limit, however, services may be deferred until the
person is of employable age.
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WV Job Service |
(304) 538-7741 |
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PO Box 470
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510 Ashby Street |
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Moorefield, WV 26836 |
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RT 55, HARCO Building (top floor of Eastern Community College)
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Provides free assistance to job seekers in
finding suitable, productive, and meaningful employment.
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WV Schools for the Deaf and Blind |
(304) 822-4800 |
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301 East Main Street |
Fax: (304) 822-3370 |
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Romney, WV 26757 |
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Web: http://wvsdb2.state.k12.wv.us/ |
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To enroll in the school a child must be a resident of the state
and meet eligibility criteria for deaf or hard of hearing and/or
blind or low vision as outlined by the WV State Board of Education. |
WV Unemployment Services
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(304) 538-3176 |
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P.O. Box 350 State Road 55
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HARCO Building (top floor of Eastern Community College) |
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Moorefield, WV 26836 |