I am a senior at MHS this year and I can speak from experience that it is the best school around. The teachers are so friendly and the music program is top notch. 10/10 for Musselman
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Posted by a student on 08/18/09
My family has moved to this school, district approximately 12 years ago, so we are considered both trans-plants and also native, but how long does one have to live here to consider to be a native? Yes, there is alot of politics going on here, and it helps to have a 'native' last name, and also it seems
... Read more like the only thing that certain staff members care about is: if the student plays football, then the student has an 'easier time with their education, if you catch my drift. The assistant principal,who is in charge of the disciplinary side of things, doesn`t listen to any parent, let alone student concerns, before any situation arises, instead going gung-ho on the rules after a situation arises, so there is alot to be desired in that department. Don`t get me wrong, there are good teachers, --I appreciate them, just wish there were more. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/08/09
I have been affiliated with Musselman High School for quite some time now. I know the administration and many of the teachers at this wonderful school. I can tell you with no exaggeration that the staff at that school works very hard. The administration is at many of the school events and then some.
... Read more They are required to attend many meetings that are held outside of the school building. I'm not sure who thinks they can stop by any of these dedicated peoples homes at 7:30 or 8:00 am and they will be home. Most days they are working from 6:45 am -10:00 pm. I am very proud of our local high school and their dedication to our students. Our test scores show how well everyone at MHS work. Keep up the good work! Read less
Posted by a other on 04/28/09
I do not understand the kid that says it is hard to make friends at our school. Almost every new kid that has come out of state or from somewhere else I, and many of my fellow students, have said 'hi' and offered lots of help. I personally love Musselman because for one the teachers are amazingly helpful,
... Read more secondly I have actually talked to the new students and they make comments that it's really easy to make friends at MHS. I am a Junior and have lived in the Musselman area my whole life; it's an honor to be an Applemen. Great teachers(they love helping and teaching kids; they barely get paid anything), great people, many clubs to join, and just about every sport you can think of we have a team for, and most of our teams are among some of the most respected and honored teams in West Virginia. We also placed 8th as a band among all other high school bands in the USA. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/15/08
Musselman High School is definately not the best school around. As a student that moved to West Virginia just before starting high school, Musselman threw me into a confusing mess of schedule confusion and stress without even another student to guide me. The community is so close-knit, it is hard to
... Read more break in and make friends. Everyone at the school has grown up together, so it makes it hard for a new student to find a group of people to hang out with. The principal often comes across like he doesn't know what he's doing, and some of the teachers seem to be there for the paycheck. Also, they have ridiculous fees for things as simple as a gym locker. The lunch room is set up in rows where students have to wait for a teacher to dismiss them. Musselman needs a lot of improvement before I would recommend the school. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/14/08
Musselman High School is a good school. First off I would never recommend Martinsburg to anyone! Second... there are gangs and cliques in the schools around here. Some parents are just oblivious to that. It doesnt matter where you go your going to have these kind of things these days. Musselman is a
... Read more great academic school, they sometimes get to involved in the sports though. Read less
Posted by a other on 02/20/08
This school is safe. One could easily obtain a good education here; however, this school is definitely controlled by local politics. By that I mean if one does not have a certain last name, their chances of fair treatment are very slim. It is very unfortunate and makes this charming school very unattractive.
... Read more I would recommend Martinsburg to other parents and students in the area. Read less
Posted by a other on 02/14/08
I attended Musselman High School and choose to keep my children in this school district because this was a wonderful school. Musselman High's overall ratings have drop drastically and the administration of the school has a lot to be desired. Comparing the ratings from 5 years ago to now our children
... Read more are in a lot of trouble. The administration at Musselman don't seem to be interested in what is happening with our ratings. If they did they would be raising these ratings instead of watching them fall. I have been to the school or called with different concerns and administrators are never available. I guess when I ride by their houses at 7:30-8am I should stop by and let them know that the school day has started. The funds at the school are being spent very carelessly. Manny Arvon needs to take controll of this administration, do your job. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/14/08
My daughter graduated in the top ten of her class. My duaghter and son were involved in many clubs and sports. I was a member of the boosters and enjoyed being involved with this school. My entire family are graduates of Mussleman High School. We stayed in this district so our children could experince
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Posted by a parent on 07/21/07
I beleive that Musselman High School is probably the best school for anyone to attend. All the teachers really work well with the students and even stay after school to help those who really need it. The entire school is very accepting, and there are no 'gangs' or 'cliques'. The school does well in both
... Read more sports and academics. Just recently, we tied for first place in the writing assessment. Also, a school is nothing without a principal, and I beleive there is no other man for the job than Mr. Stephens. He works hard to make school not only educational, but entertaining. It allows people to want to learn and to do better at it. This is why I believe our test scores are so high. When we have pep rallies, everyone in the entire school gets really into it. The whole school is filled with spirit, even the faculty. Read less
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Inwood schools — Musselman High School is located at 126 Excellence Way, Inwood WV 25428. 126 Excellence Way is in the 25428 ZIP code in Inwood, WV The school district for Musselman High School is the Berkeley County School District. Musselman High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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