Linsly faculty and prefects welcomed new and returning students back for our 204th academic year today. We started the day with an all-school meeting.

Eighty-six seniors graduated from our school during the 203rd Commencement held on Sunday, May 28.

Congratulations to eighth grade student Devesh Shah for his outstanding effort in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

"What is Love?" was the winning question for the 2017 Linsly Quest. Congratulations Andrew Gamble!

Congratulations to Clare Miller, who will serve as Linsly's head prefect for the 2017-2018 school year.

Once again this year, the Linsly Parent Association will be having a used book, clothing and sport equipment sale.

Nathan Seymour, a sophomore German student, was named the recipient of a scholarship to spend a year studying in Germany.

As part of the senior week tradition, the seniors laid their bricks, engraved with their names and class year, into the sidewalk in front of Kuchinka Hall.

Linsly's youngest students successfully complete D.A.R.E., an anti-drug  program

Congratulations to our OVAC championship teams who were recognized at the OVAC Banquet of Champions!

The Middle School Leadership Council, in partnership with the Junior Honor Society, surprised and thanked an unsung hero of our school, Queenie Waitts.

Senior Lucretia Shumate recently attended and presented at the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in San Diego.

Rollercoaster time trials were held on May 4 for geometry students who have been hard at work!

Fifth grade students traveled to St. Clairsville to watch how ice cream is made. Of course, sampling was encouraged.

Congratulations to Ashton Adams and Marlee Johns who were named Students of the Month.

Congratulations to the winners of the Upper School Declamation Contest, held on April 25.

Congratulations to Linsly's middle school students who participated in the annual Middle School Declamation Contest.

Recently, West Liberty University physician assistant students shared their knowledge on health and disease prevention with younger students.

Congratulations to 5th grader Maggie Goodish and 7th grader Nick Earls who were selected as this month's Students of the Month.

Congratulations to all of our students who participated in last weekend's Model United Nations at Carnegie Mellon University.

Congratulations to all of the new members of the Guy  E. Holden Chapter of the National Honor Society.

Sunday's Sports Ceremony featured several students who won special recognition for their achievements.

Devesh Shah participated in the Regional Spelling Bee after winning his local bee at Linsly.

From shopping in Nice to beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower and the French Riviera, a group of Linsly students enjoyed traveling abroad over Spring Break.

Linsly's chapter of the National Honor Society held the first Senior Research Fair to answer the questions from interested juniors.

Recently, Linsly was pleased to host the Wheeling City Council for their meeting in our library.

Congratulations to Linsly alum C.J. Goodwin, class of 2008,  who will play in the 2017 Super Bowl.

Members of Linsly's Drug Free Club of America gathered at a local restaurant to be recognized for their commitment to being drug free. 

AP English Literature and Composition students portrayed important people in the history of literature.

In remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students in the upper and middle schools watched presentations on his legacy.

Congratulations to Alex Lehrke and Carleigh Grimm who were selected as January's Middle School Students of the Month.

The NJHS is open to students in the second semester of the 6th grade and any members of the 7th or 8th grade who have completed one full semester at Linsly.

Biology I students calculated dihybrid ratios using corn to tally the proportion of different genetic types.