Wirt County Voters to Consider School Levy for High School Project
Wirt County voters will consider a school levy on the November ballot to fund the renovation and construction of a new Wirt County High School, aiming to replace the aging 1938 building with modern facilities.
Charleston Huntington, WV, October 26, 2026 —
Wirt County voters will consider a school levy on the November ballot intended to fund renovation and construction of a new Wirt County High School, according to the information provided about the proposal.
The project aims to replace the existing high school building, which dates to 1938, with modern facilities. The available information describes both renovation and new construction as part of the funding purpose, but does not explain how those elements would be carried out or whether the proposal involves a single building or multiple phases.
Details about the levy have not been provided, including its proposed amount, duration, projected cost, or the expected tax impact on residents. The information also does not specify the date of the November election, the wording that will appear on the ballot, or how much funding would be allocated to renovation compared with construction.
No additional details were provided about the project’s design, schedule, current planning status, or the condition of the existing building beyond its construction year. The information does not identify officials or organizations responsible for advancing the levy, nor does it include statements from supporters, opponents, or school district representatives.
As described, the November vote would give Wirt County voters the opportunity to consider funding for the high school project. Further specifics about the levy and proposed work were not included in the available summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Charlie Roth on www.wsaz.com, see more information here.
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