
Congratulations to the following students:
McKenzie Thomas from Paden City and Raylynn Roberts Tyler County High School passed the WV Certified Nurse Aide certification examination.

Congratulations Liam McIntosh for passing the CompTIA A+ certification exam!!! Liam has been competing in nationals for SkillsUSA this week
in Information Technology Systems. As a reward for attending this event, which is being held in Atlanta, Georgia this year, Liam was provided with a free voucher to take his A+ certification exam and he passed. This certification is industry recognized for entry level I.T. professionals. Way to go Liam, great job!!!


Congratulations Colby Lamb for passing the CompTIA A+ certification exam!!! Colby has been competing in nationals for SkillsUSA this week for Information Technology Systems. As a reward for attending this event, which is being held in Atlanta, Georgia this year, Colby was provided with a free voucher to take his A+ certification exam and he passed. This certification is industry recognized for entry level I.T. professionals. Way to go Colby, great job!!!


Talk about collaboration! The Pleasants County Senior Citizens Center donated their old van to the Boys and Girls Club of Pleasants County. MOVTI's automotive program was able to get it up and running again after it had sat for several years. They replaced the fuel pump, repaired wiring, replaced bulbs, serviced it and then our graphic design program added some vinyl decals to personalize it!
The Boys and Girls Club will now be able to pick students up from St. Marys Elementary and drive them to the club rather than having them walk in inclement weather.



The Information Systems and esports students took a trip to tour the Campus of Wesleyan College and meet the esports coach. The students from left to right are: Eoin Priestley, Jacob Lowther, Caleb Hudson, Waylon Moore, and Jonathon Gillespie.


The afternoon Information Systems class enjoyed an end-of-the-year lunch. There was much fun and good food.



Student Appreciation! Kona Ice and new MOVTI shirts!





MOVTI hosted 8th graders from Ritchie and Pleasants County to wrap up our tour season.
A huge thank you to participating schools for allowing us to showcase all that CTE has to offer and to our students who make the tours so successful!

Sarah Arnold (owner, founder Clutch MOV) and Alix Northrup(local graphic designer and illustrator)presented to MOVTI’s Graphic Design program this morning. They shared projects they’ve collaborated on for our local community. Thank you for your time!



We would like to inform the public that beginning around 9am this morning, our Emergency Services and Law and Public Safety students will be taking part in a simulated Mass Casualty Incident at MOVTI.

MOVTI Automotive and Diesel students got to tour Matheny Motors truck service and wrecker fabrication shop along with touring the Hino Motors truck plant in Mineral Wells Monday May 9th.



MOVTI Automotive and Diesel students got to tour Matheny Motors truck service and wrecker fabrication shop along with touring the Hino Motors truck plant in Mineral Wells Monday May 9th.

The school year isn't over yet! We continue to rack up the certifications here at the MOVTI. Wesley Thomas, a TCHS Senior and a 2 year MOVTI student, passes the Shielded Arc Welding Test! He is pictured with Mr. Sims, MOVTI Welding Instructor


Happy Administrative Professionals Day, Teresa Knight! The staff and students of MOVTI cannot thank you enough for all you do. You are the best door attendant we have ever seen!

The MOVTI would like to recognize our students who are participating in spring sports. We wish everyone the best of luck this season!



Logan Hilkey, RCHS Senior and second year MOVTI Welding student earns his third welding certification!! Logan is now certified in SMAW 7018 with Backing Strip! Logan is pictured with MOVTI Welding Instructor, Mike Sims.


Students from Advanced Medical Professions, Diagnostic Services, EMT and Therapeutic Services competed in the HOSA State Leadership Conference at Marshall University last weekend.
Brayden Whited- elected WV HOSA Vice President State Officer for 2022-23
Charity Hannah (SM) and Jaydon Holt (RC)- 1st place in EMT
Madison White (TC) and Erica Becker (SM)- 2nd place in First Aid/CPR
Megan Allen (RC)- 2nd place in Epidemiology
Madeline Tarnecki (TC)- 3rd place Medical Math


The WV Arm National Guard's 115th EN. CO. brought a maintenance wrecker to MOVTI yesterday to showcase vehicle recovery capabilities with our students. Special thanks to CPT Cooley (115th Commander) and 1SG Dunlap who was the guest speaker.

Second year students in the Law & Public Safety Program conducted a mock trial today. Despite a spirited case put on by Defense Attorney Tristen Swales, Prosecutor Alexia Redifer won a guilty verdict from a randomly selected jury of MOVTI students from other programs. Judge Mikel Stull presided with Bailiff Aaron Byrd. Several witnesses were called by both sides including Carlee Bell, Natalie Fletcher and Zac Bixman. Defendant Dillon Johnson intends to appeal.




The air was electric Friday, March 11th at the MOVTI. The highly anticipated Esports event had finally arrived. Twenty contestants representing all four counties that the MOVTI serves battled for the top spot of champion in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate game. Which character and which battlefield would be used to compete and which would prevail?
One by one competitors fell until finally, there were only two champions remaining. Both attend Mr. Lopez’s Information Systems program. Waylon Moore, a senior, and Caleb Hudson, a junior, attend Saint Marys High School and both are competitors in MOVTI Esports team. Both also attend Mr. Lopez’s information Systems program at MOVTI.
Waylon chose Bowser to guide his path to a championship while Caleb chose Jiggly Puff. Talk about David versus Goliath, the second lightest character versus the heaviest! The match was set for a best of 5 games to win the tournament. Waylon won the first match and then Caleb won the next two. Waylon came back to tie the series by winning the fourth game. The fifth game would determine the winner and would be crowned champion of the Smash tournament.
It was a hard-fought struggle, both champions gave it their all until finally, Bowser (Waylon) won with a forward smash that finished Jiggly Puff (Caleb) where he slept. There was no shame in the loss because it was a very close match that went down to the last stock. Each champion suffered heavy damage, but Bowser survived as Jiggly Puff met his demise.
Congratulations to both opponents for demonstrating high-quality play and great sportsmanship!