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Teacher Rebecca Meadows and multiple students honored for perfect writing scores
Summary
At the board's final 2025 meeting, presenters honored Rebecca Meadows of Hollywood Elementary for national recognition by Curriculum Associates and named several elementary and secondary students who scored a perfect 10 on the West Virginia General Summative Writing Assessment.
Presenters at the Raleigh County Schools board meeting recognized Rebecca Meadows, a fifth‑grade teacher at Hollywood Elementary School, for earning national distinction as a Curriculum Associates Extraordinary Educator.
The presenter said Curriculum Associates selects a small national cohort for the honor and cited Meadows’s student growth on i‑Ready assessments, engaging instructional practice and commitment to equity as reasons for the award. "Join me in congratulating Rebecca Meadows for this remarkable achievement," the presenter said.
In the same recognitions segment, a presenter named elementary and secondary students who earned a perfect score of 10 on the West Virginia General Summative Writing Assessment. The transcript lists Novella Hopkins (now a sixth grader), Nora Belcher, Morgan Stewart and several students from Beckley Stratton Middle School and Woodrow Wilson High School who were recognized.
Why it matters: the recognitions highlight teacher excellence and student academic achievement in district assessments and provide opportunities for professional development and local publicity for schools. The board offered congratulations and proceeded to regular business.
