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Martinsburg High School

Field	Value
name	Martinsburg High School
image	Martinsburg High School entrance WV 2022-08-06 10-49-16.jpg
motto	Enter to Learn - Go Forth to Serve
established	1883, relocated in 1913
type	High school, public
principal	Maranda Lynch
teaching_staff	98.75 (FTE)
enrollment	1,466 (2023–2024)
ratio	14.85
grades	9–12
streetaddress	701 South Queen Street
city	Martinsburg
state	West Virginia
country	United States
colors	Orange and black
mascot	Bulldog
free_label	Emblem
yearbook	The Triangle
newspaper	The Orange and Black
website	School website

History and academics

During the late 1960s, Martinsburg struggled due to budgetary constraints. The school had a different principal each year in 1968, 1969, and 1970, and did not have any cafeteria facilities on the premises. MHS graduated three National Merit Scholars in 1971.

In 2011, Martinsburg High School became the 623rd official chapter of the Science National Honor Society. Martinsburg High School was the sixth high school in West Virginia to be recognized by the Science National Honor Society.

Notable alumni

Jennifer Armentrout, New York Times bestselling author of young adult and fantasy novels
Tyson Bagent, NFL quarterback for the Chicago Bears
Ray Barker, former first baseman for the New York Yankees
Scott Bullett, former outfielder for the Chicago Cubs
Vicky Bullett, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and former WNBA player
Hudson Clement, college football wide receiver for the Illinois Fighting Illini
Doug Creek, former MLB pitcher (1995–97; 1999–03; 2005)
Donte Grantham, a basketball player who played for Clemson University and currently plays for Bursaspor Yörsan in the Turkish Basketball Super League.
Juwan Green, NFL wide receiver
Kevin Pittsnogle, a basketball player who played for West Virginia University
Fulton Walker, a former NFL defensive back and kick returner

References

"MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL". National Center for Education Statistics.
https://www.berkeleycountyschools.org/o/martinsburghigh/page/about-our-school
"Archived copy".
MetroNews. (2021-12-16). "Clement's record-setting campaign helps him garner Randy Moss Award".
(16 January 2009). "Lure of Pro Ball Still Tugs at Pittsnogle". The New York Times.

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