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Clay County Middle School celebrating choice moments of success, eighth grade students Get a Life

April 24, 2018
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On Thursday, April 12, members of the West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office, along with parents, grandparents, and community members, facilitated Get a Life for the eighth grade students at Clay County Middle School.

Get a Life is a program designed to teach students about personal financial literacy, budgeting, and the importance of education by giving students a job, a family, and a monthly income with which to purchase a house, a car, insurance, furniture, groceries, gas, and utilities. At first students get a job requires only a high school diploma. During the next phase of the simulation students get a job that requires additional education after high school graduation. Clay County Middle School would like to thank the following people for providing this opportunity to our students:

Barbara Ray and Roger Hughes of the Office of the State Treasurer;

Greg Gency and Brett Stover of the Clay County Bank;

Michelle Salisbury of Premier Bank;

Logan Ramsey of Clay Ambulance;

Judy Buzzard of N.H. Dyer Health Department;

Cullen Grose, Clay Municipal Water Works;

Michelle Deyton Frame, Black Diamond Electric;

Sherriff Donny Triplett;

Mayor Jason Hubbard;

Community Members Mary Black and Carole Pierson;

Parents Susan Bodkins, Christal Brown, Melody Cunningham, Amanda Greathouse, Kathi Hill, Tammy Rose, Carol Taylor, and Frankie Jo West; and

Grandparents Dave Burnette, Ella Markle, Judy Moore, and Shag Ward.

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