Congratulations to the 2018 Homecoming Court and this year’s Homecoming Queen Natalia Cruz!  The queen was chosen by a random selection of a red rose during today's halftime festivities.

Linsly is pleased to be the first West Virginia school to host the Mobile Oilfield Learning Unit, also known as MOLU, for middle school students. 

This week, Headmaster Justin Zimmerman traveled to China where he will spend time in Beijing and Shanghai, the two cities where many of our students live.

This year's annual enrichment fund golf outing hosted a record number of participants and has raised more than $135,000 to date.

Wheeling's local newspaper, The Times Leader, recognized Coach Terry Depew and his wife, Cathy Depew, for 40 years each of service to Linsly.

The Library is sponsoring a Scholastic Book Fair from October 29-November 1.  Though primarily geared towards our middle school, upper school students and parents are welcome to shop at the Fair.

Linsly’s Tom Giovengo has been serving the school and our athletes in many ways for 25 years. What a great article in the local paper!

Faculty and students enjoyed a break prior to our long weekend with this year's first "Houses Day."

The Linsly community is saddened by the news of the passing of alumnus and former Headmaster, Ronald L. Salvador.

Our school is saddened to share the loss of Mr. William "Woody" Gilleland, a Linsly graduate and a former member of our Board of Trustees

This year, Linsly welcomed several new faculty members and interns. Please take a few minutes to read all about the talents and interests that these teachers bring to our school.

Mrs. Zimmerman continued the tradition of welcoming all of the Linsly ladies back to campus today at the Girls’ Tea.

Classes begin next week, but the Linsly faculty, staff, and administration spent most of this morning learning about how to deal quickly and effectively with emergency situations. 

The arrival of our new classroom furniture made for an exciting day here on our campus.  We can't wait to get started in the new school year with fresh surroundings!

Linsly's Sophia Gretchen, class of 2018, was named the Queen of Queens during halftime ceremonies at the annual OVAC All-Star Football Game.

Summer renovations continue in our main school building, Banes Hall, and today the summer work crew helped to unload a big delivery.

The Linsly School held its 204th Commencement on Sunday, May 27th at the Stifel Field House, graduating sixty-six seniors from the Class of 2018.

The Linsly School will hold our 204th Commencement on Sunday, May 27th, at 2:30 PM in the Stifel Field House.

Congratulations to Emma Campsey, class of 2019, who was chosen to serve as the head prefect for the 2018-2019 school year.

Congratulations to graduating senior Uno Onwuka, who organized a Powder Puff football game and donated the proceeds to Project HOPE.

Tonight was the last night that Mr. David Plumby made announcements to our boarding community at their evening dinner.

Today, our students spent half of our school day competing for the most points to proclaim their "house" as this year's winner.

It was a great night for Linsly at the recently held Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Banquet of Champions, and several of our students were recognized. 

It was a beautiful spring day, and some of our juniors found it a perfect opportunity to catch up on their reading.

The Environmental Club recently visited the Schrader Environmental Center at Oglebay Park, and they were on a mission.

This week, our outgoing and adventurous eighth grade students are participating in the Experiential Outdoor Program.

This week, Linsly's fifth grade students enjoyed a trip to Canada, which included a visit to Niagara Falls.

Seventh grade English students take advantage of the beautiful spring weather for activities related to their current novel.

On May 1, Linsly partnered with the #RedCross to host a blood drive today at the school's field house.

Congratulations to the students who were recognized for their performance in the National Latin Exam.

Congratulations to the Linsly students who were winners of the Voice of Democracy Essay Contest.

A group of Linsly students performed at the WV Dance Festival, presented by the WV Division of Culture and History, this past weekend. 

Congratulations to all of the upper school students who participated in last night's Declamation Contest.  The winners have been announced.

Recently, our Pre-Calculus students, with cameras in hand, were sent on a mission throughout the school building. 

AP Physics students conduct the annual water balloon launch, trying to get just the right calculations to launch it to Mr. Martin!

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

The JV Forensics Team performed very well this past Saturday at the Sherrard Middle School Tournament.

Congratulations to the 45 upper school students who were inducted into Linsly's chapter of the National Honor Society.

Emma Camps and Samm Du earned recognition for their contributions to the annual West Liberty Media and Design Festival.

Recently, Spanish I and II students attended an Emir Sensini concert.

Our middle school science students have been quite busy, working on interesting projects both in and out of the classroom.

Brock Brewer was selected as a winner in a national writing contest!

Members of our girls' track team and the boys' varsity baseball team participated in a session of yoga.

Recently, the upper school speech team competed at the WVSDA State Speech Tournament at Davis & Elkins College along with 7 other schools from across the state. 

Geometry students practice trigonometry ratios using Quizizz, a computer-based program which has been a useful aid in their learning.

Our busy Graphic Design students created vintage city postcards for a city of their choice. The creativity of our students is always on display in this class.

Thanks to the guiding efforts of junior Jonathan Milton, the annual Rose Sale at Linsly raised $500 for Stand Up to Cancer.

The Linsly community is saddened by the news of the passing of former German instructor Mrs. Margaret Ragni.

In remembrance of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., many Linsly faculty members have incorporated lessons about his legacy into their classrooms today.

Although Linsly rarely delays and/or cancels school, parents are encouraged to use their best judgment as to the safety of driving on their neighborhood roads.

At Monday's all-school meeting, Mr. Zimmerman reminded students of Linsly's cell phone policy. From 8:00-3:00 PM, cell phones are expected to remain in a student's locker.