Educational Institutions
- Colleges and Universities
- Appalachian Bible College
- Bluefield State College
- Bridgemont Community and Technical College
- Concord University
- University of Charleston–Beckley
- New River Community and Technical College
- Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College
- West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
- West Virginia University Institute of Technology
- Public High Schools
- Bluefield High School
- Chapmanville Regional High School
- Fayetteville High School (West Virginia)
- Greenbrier East High School
- Greenbrier West High School
- Independence High School (West Virginia)
- James Monroe High School (West Virginia)
- Lincoln County High School (West Virginia)
- Liberty High School (Glen Daniel, West Virginia)
- Logan High School (West Virginia)
- Man High School
- Meadow Bridge High School
- Midland Trail High School
- Mingo Central Comprehensive High School
- Montcalm High School
- Mount View High School (West Virginia)
- Nicholas County High School
- Oak Hill High School (West Virginia)
- PikeView High School
- Princeton High School
- Richwood High School (West Virginia)
- River View High School (West Virginia)
- Scott High School (Madison, West Virginia)
- Shady Spring High School
- Sherman High School (Seth, West_Virginia)
- Summers County High School
- Tug Valley High School
- Valley High School (Smithers, West Virginia)
- Van Junior-Senior High School
- Westside High School (West Virginia)
- Woodrow Wilson High School (Beckley, West Virginia)
- Wyoming East High School
- Private Secondary Schools
- Beth Haven Christian School
- Bluefield International Academy
- Greater Beckley Christian Academy
- Mercer Christian Academy
- Mountain View Christian School
- Regional Christian School
- Rainelle Christian Academy
- Seneca Trail Christian Academy
- Trinity Christian Academy
- Victory Baptist Academy
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