Berkeley County Schools

Musselman High School, located in Inwood, W.Va., is affiliated with the Middle Del Schools. The school provides a wide range of academic courses, including English, language arts, science, social studies, mathematics, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, foreign language, fine arts, vocational education and health and physical education. It also houses a variety of facilities, including an in-house radio station, a science classroom, science green house, business computer laboratory and a community library, offers foreign language, fine arts and music classes. It also offers personal guidance and counseling services to students. Musselman High School offers a variety of sports activities that include baseball, basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, softball, golf, tennis, wrestling, cross country, and track and field.

Mill Creek Intermediate, located in Bunker Hill, WV, is dedicated to inspiring and empowering all learners by preparing them for limitless opportunities. The school provides a safe, inclusive, and adaptive learning environment with multiple pathways to success. Under the leadership of Principal Elizabeth McCoy and Assistant Principal Erin Butler, Mill Creek Intermediate fosters a supportive community for students and families. The school emphasizes collaboration with local business partners to enhance educational experiences and resources. Generated from the website

Inwood Primary School in Inwood, WV, is part of the Berkeley County Schools system, offering limitless opportunities and multiple pathways to success for students. The school focuses on providing a well-rounded education through various programs and initiatives to support student growth and development. With a strong emphasis on educational pathways, student well-being, and community engagement, Inwood Primary School aims to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all students. Through partnerships with various organizations and a commitment to excellence, the school strives to empower students to reach their full potential. Generated from the website