Sissonville
Fire & Rescue School
10TH ANNUAL
SISSONVILLE FIRE & RESCUE SCHOOL
SPONSORED BY:
RESA 3 & WVU-FIRE SERVICE EXTENSION
CLASSES HELD OVER TWO WEEKENDS
SISSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
MARCH 4 - 6 AND MARCH 11 - 13, 2016
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Welcome!
We would like to invite all Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement personnel to the 10th Annual Sissonville Fire & Rescue School in
March 2016. In 2014, we trained OVER 800 first responders from West Virginia and surrounding states.
We have teamed up with RESA 3 and West Virginia University Fire Service Extension to offer certifications for most of our
courses.
Also, we are hosting a Blended Learning Firefighter 1 course where you will begin the course at your own home and finish at
the Sissonville Fire & Rescue School campus.
Firefighter Training Headquarters has released a statement saying that “Sissonville Fire and Rescue School offers one of the
best fire academies in the US”.
General Assembly: All students, instructors, and staff must be present for General Assembly on the first Saturday morning
- March 5, 2016 - at 8:00am for announcements.
Free T-Shirt: All students who submit their registration to us by February 22, 2016 will receive a Free Fire School T-Shirt.
Any registrations received after this date, - including those at the door - will not receive a T-shirt.
Refunds: No refunds will be given unless all three of your choices for a particular day are canceled or full. Second and Third
Choices must be selected or you forfeit your option for a refund. All refund requests must be made in writing and submitted
via U.S. Mail with your Fire Chief’s (or other designee’s) signature.
Meals: Lunch will be provided to all participants on both Saturdays. Lunch on Sunday will be on your own. Free refreshments
will available on both Saturdays and Sundays.
Pro Board Certification: The courses shown in this brochure that have a Pro Board logo behind the description are the only
courses being offered with Pro Board certification. Those classes will be offered with state certification unless you specify
at the first day of class that you wish to obtain Pro Board Certification. There will be an additional $25.00 fee that will be due
during the class if you wish to obtain Pro Board certification.
= Junior Firefighters are eligible to attend the course.
= Course submitted for approval of EMS In-Service Hours.
= Course submitted for approval of Law Enforcement In-Service Hours.
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SUNDAY MORNING
WORSHIP SERVICE
Sunday, March 6, 2016 and Sunday March 13, 2016
7:15 A.M.
Sissonville High School Auditorium
Everyone is invited to attend this non-denominational worship service
for the entire emergency services family.
A time for the entire
emergency services family to
worship together as
One Great Family.
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Blended Learning Courses
(March 4-6 and March 11-13, 2016)
FIREFIGHTER I
Instructors: Brent Burger and Additional RESA 3 Instructors
Tuition, Textbook & Online Access Code: $375.00 Prerequisite: None
Class 001
120 HOURS
This course is designed to meet the job performance requirements of NFPA 1001, 2013 Edition. Students will learn the fundamentals of firefighting skills through this blended learning course which will combine online learning with intense practical application. The course is designed to assist students with obtaining certification through a self paced style of instruction and includes certification in Firefighter Level 1, First Aid and CPR, Hazardous Materials Awareness, and Hazardous Materials Operations.
YOU ARE BE REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE NO LATER THAN FEBRUARY 19, 2016.
FRI
6P-10P
SAT
8A-6P
SUN
8A-6P arrives you will be contacted and will either need to make arrangements to pick up the textbook and access code or we can
BOTH WEEKENDS
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS CAN BE ISSUED FOR THIS CLASS ONCE YOU REGISTER.
* Your textbook and online access code will be ordered once we receive payment for your registration. Once the packet
mail them to you.
** Because this is a Blended Learning Class, each student will need to have a Mentor from their department or organization who is willing to work with the student and provide some out of class support. Mentors will work with students in their
stations to ensure that the student is practicing key skills necessary for certifications. Fire School time will be devoted
primarily to re-enforcing skills and assessing competencies.
*** Fee includes costs of class plus live burns, lunches, drinks, snacks, First Aid/CPR card, and t-shirt - YES, we know that
this is expensive but our class is held in strict compliance with national regulations and the live burns occur in a UL Approved/Certified Burn trainer following NFPA 1403 Live Fire Training Standards.
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Two Weekend Courses
(March 4-6 and March 11-13, 2016)
Class 050
FIRE OFFICER 1 & 2
48 HOURS
Instructor: TBA Tuition + Textbook: $250.00
Prerequisites: Firefighter 2
FRI
6P-10P
SAT
8A-6P Designed to meet the job performance requirements of NFPA 1021, 2014 Edition. It identifies the requirements necessary to
8A-6P perform the duties of a first-line to mid-level supervisor. Introduces the student to the concepts of management and super-
SUN
BOTH WEEKENDS vision on such topics as: Organizational Structure, Communication Skills, Human Resource Management, Public Relations,
Planning, Emergency Service Delivery, Safety, information management, government structure, and department budget
planning and management.
Class 051
46 HOURS
FRI
6P-10P
FIRE OFFICER 3
Instructor: John Smoot Tuition + Textbook: $250.00
Prerequisites: Fire Officer 2
This course is based on NFPA 1021 Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications (Chapter 6). This course is specialized for the chief officer who is ready to advance into the upper management level of his/her department. This course conSUN 8A-5P sists of subjects designed to give the officer more knowledge of management and administration so that he/she can make
BOTH WEEKENDS basic evaluations of employee relations and assume a more proactive role in his/her department. This is a projects-based
class.
SAT
8A-5P
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Two Weekend Courses
(March 4-6 and March 11-13, 2016)
Class 052
FIREFIGHTER 2
40 HOURS
Instructor: David Gray and Tom Miller Tuition + Textbook: $195.00
Prerequisites: Firefighter 1
FRI
6P-10P
SAT
8A-4P This course is designed to meet the job performance requirements of NFPA 1021, 2013 Edition. Students will learn advanced
8A-4P fundamentals of firefighting skills through this course which will combine lecture based learning with intense practical ap-
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BOTH WEEKENDS plication including live fire training. All students will be eligible for Pro Board certifications upon successful completion.
Class 053
FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRE INVESTIGATION
40 HOURS
Instructor: Rick Summerfield Tuition + Textbook: $295.00
Prerequisites: Familiar with NFPA 921 and NFPA 1033
FRI
6P-10P
SAT
8A-4P
This is a tested, 40 hour course, approved by the International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI), and meets the general training requirement for the student to sit for the IAAI Fire Investigation Technician Certification examination. The
SUN 8A-4P course covers the methodology of conducting an investigation, fire scene examination, fire dynamics, the effect of fire on
BOTH WEEKENDS materials, scene documentation, note taking and report writing, photography, and evidence collection.
If the student wishes to take the IAAI certification examination, in addition to the requirement of a minimum 40 hour training
course, there are three (3) on-line courses which are also required: Ethics & the Fire Investigator; NFPA 1033 and Your Career, and; The Practical Application of the Relationship Between NFPA 1033 and NFPA 921. These courses can be taken, free
of charge, at the IAAI training website: www.cfitrainer.net. It is strongly recommended that these courses be completed
before taking this class. The cost of IAAI membership, and the certification exam fee are NOT included in the tuition.
Class 054
INSTRUCTOR 1 & 2
50 HOURS
Instructor: Jim Shedd
Tuition + Textbook: $325.00
Prerequisites: Firefighter 1, Firefighter 2, Hazardous Materials Operations
FRI
5P-10P
SAT
8A-6P
This course will train participants to teach a class from a prepared lesson plan as well as the ability to develop goals and
objectives for course success. This course introduces the student to the concept of utilizing training aids to enhance his/
SUN 8A-6P her presentation, and how to properly select and use these training aids. The student will give several presentations during
BOTH WEEKENDS the week, all leading to the final fifteen minute graded presentation on the final day.
Upon Successful completion of this course students will be issued certification for Instructor 1 & 2; however, this does not
guarantee employment with RESA or West Virginia University - Fire Service Extension.
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Weekend One - Friday Courses
(March 4, 2016)
Class 100
6 HOURS
FRI
GRANT WRITING
Instructor: Tom Miller
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisites: None
This course enables the student to learn basic grant writing skills and grant researching skills for emergency ser-
10A-4P vices organizations. Topics to be covered include developing statements of need, establishing clear goals and objecSAT N/A tives, gathering data to support the application, justifying the need(s), and establishing confidence in the organization.
SUN
N/A
1ST WEEKEND
Class 101
4 HOURS
FRI
6P-10P
SAT
N/A
SUN
N/A
1ST WEEKEND
Various grants that are available to fire departments and emergency response organizations will be discussed and a
"Grant Resource Toolkit" will be given to each student attending. The course is designed for students with little or no
previous experience. Students will be provided a list of local, State and Federal grant resources including minimum
requirements and tips for securing and effectively managing these grants.
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
Instructor: David Gray
Tuition: $25.00
Prerequisites: None
TIMS consists of a planned and coordinated multi-disciplinary process to detect, respond to, and clear traffic incidents so that traffic flow may be restored as safely and quickly as possible. Effective TIM reduces the duration and
impacts of traffic incidents and improves the safety of motorists, crash victims and emergency responders. The TIM
Program of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is part of a larger all-hazards program called Emergency
Transportation Operations (ETO). TIMS compliance will be required by all agencies who respond to incidents of highways by 2015.
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Weekend One - Saturday Courses
(March 5, 2016)
FORENSIC AND FIRE SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY
Class 110
8 HOURS
FRI
SAT
SUN
Instructors: Ron Gaskins
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
This course provides firefighters and fire investigators with the knowledge and skills to photographically document a
fire scene. This hands-on program includes operation of cameras and accessories, general digital photography, digi8A-4P tal video, flash techniques, fire scene photography, post production & organization, legal and privacy concerns. StuN/A dents are encouraged to bring their cameras.
N/A
1ST WEEKEND
Class 111
6 HOURS
FRI
N/A
SAT
8A-2P
SUN
N/A
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS
Instructors: Gary Davis
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
Designed for first responders to identify Hazardous Materials and how to use the Emergency Response Guidelines
and basic knowledge of transportation vehicles when they see them.
1ST WEEKEND
NEED TO RECERT YOUR EMT CERTIFICATION?
YOU CAN COMPLETE IT AT THE SISSONVILLE FIRE & RESCUE SCHOOL
EMT RECERT TRACK
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
MARCH 5, 2016 - COURSE 111
 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS
MARCH 6, 2016 - COURSE 120
 MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS 1 & 2
MARCH 11 - 13, 2016 - COURSE 252
 24-HOUR EMT RECERT
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Weekend One - Sunday Courses
(March 6, 2016)
Class 120
8 HOURS
FRI
N/A
SAT
N/A
SUN
8A-4P
MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS 1 & 2
Instructor: Gary Davis
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisites: None
This course includes Module I and Module II of the West Virginia Mass Casualty Incidents Course. It is required for
certification and re-certification for First Responders, EMT’s and Paramedics.
1ST WEEKEND
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Weekend One - Two / Three Day Courses
Class 150
16 HOURS
AGGRESSIVE SEARCH TACTICS
Instructors: Darin Virag and Patrick Coles
Tuition: $110.00
Prerequisite: Firefighter 1
This course will address the specific challenges involved with searching single family dwellings while providing the
students with a no-nonsense ―tricks of the trade approach. The second half of day one and all of day two will inSAT 8A-4P
clude 10 practical skill stations focusing on Forcible Entry, SCBA Confidence, Advanced Search Techniques, Laddering,
SUN 8A-4P and Victim Removal Procedures.
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
Class 151
16 HOURS
ATV SEARCH AND RESCUE
Instructor: James Hill
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: None
This course is designed to teach firefighters and emergency responders the basic skills necessary to perform
search and rescue operations using ATVs. On the first day students will learn basic search tactics and resources,
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land navigation skills, patient packaging and basic tracking. On the second day students will be practicing these new
SUN 8A-4P skills outdoors with practical evolutions.
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
BASIC EKG
Class 152
10 HOURS
Instructor: Jonathon Strong
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
This is a great course for those taking a health program of study or wishing to advance in their current employment
role. EMTs, paramedics, RNs, LPNs, MAs, monitor technicians, or those taking an ACLS course would all benefit. ConSAT 8A-1P
cepts include basic heart anatomy and physiology, cardiac conduction, rhythm interpretation, distinguishing EKG from
SUN 8A-1P cardiac monitoring, lead placement and lots of practice interpreting rhythm strips.
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
Class 153
CPR INSTRUCTOR
16 HOURS
Instructor: Chuck Carney Tuition: $85.00 Textbook: $75.00 Prerequisite: Current CPR Cert.
The American Heart Association (AHA) Core Instructor Course will prepare the student to serve as Basic Life Support
Instructors for AHA CPR and First Aid Courses. The course will cover topics such as effectively presenting core
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learning content, facilitating group discussions, developing insights into learner characteristics and needs, and more.
SUN 8A-4P All students must complete the online BLS Instructor Essentials Course before attending. Successful completion does
1ST WEEKEND not guarantee the student affiliation with an AHA Training Center.
FRI
N/A
Class 154
16 HOURS
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT COMMANDER
Instructor: DuPont/Chemours
Tuition: $85.00
Textbook: $25.00
Prerequisite: HazMat Ops
Pastoral Crisis Intervention (PCI) may be thought of as the combination of faith-based resources with traditional
techniques of crisis intervention. Pastoral crisis intervention represents a powerful addition to traditional community
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and organizational psychological support resources. The purpose of this two-day course is to assist the participants
SUN 8A-4P in learning how pastoral interventions and traditional psychological crisis interventions may be effectively integrated.
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
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Weekend One - Two / Three Day Courses (cont.)
Class 155
20 HOURS
NIMS ICS 300
Instructor: Paul Gill
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: NIMS 200
1ST WEEKEND
The basic concepts presented in IS-200 are expanded and discussed in detail. ICS-300 provides training and resources for personnel who
require advanced knowledge and application of the ICS. The completion of ICS-300 and ICS-400 training is a National Incident Management
System (NIMS) implementation priority for middle management and command and general staff. The single command organization is
stressed and students will be exposed to resource management and the role and function of each ICS position, including air operations.
Through a series of small group exercises students will be provided examples of how the essential system principles and components are
used in incident planning.
Class 156
RESCUE TECHNICIAN CORE CURRICULUM
FRI
N/A
SAT
8A-6P
SUN
8A-6P
20 HOURS
Instructor: Brian Grieco
Tuition: $110.00
Prerequisite: None
FRI
6P-10P This course is the Introduction to Technical Rescue and goes into rope rescue techniques which will include a class-
SAT
8A-4P
room review of equipment, knots, and rope safety. Instruction events include: establishing need for rope rescue; uses
and limitations of equipment; knotcraft; safety aspects; basic anchoring systems; lowering systems and other asSUN 8A-4P pects of rope rescue. The class meets the requirements of NFPA 1006 Chapter 5, prerequisite for all other technical
1ST WEEKEND rescue subjects upon successful completion.
Class 157
16 HOURS
RURAL WATER MOVEMENT
Instructor: Doug Estep
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: None
This class will demonstrate to students how an effective water supply can be established and maintained using limited resources in a rural environment without fire hydrants. Concepts of rural water movement, tanker operations,
SAT 8A-4P
drafting, and water supply will be covered using a simple yet practical demonstration. This course is a must for those
SUN 8A-4P challenged with protecting rural areas with no or minimal hydrant protection.
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
Class 158
16 HOURS
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT
Instructor: Jim Oldaker
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: None
This intensive course provides the appropriate skills for the volunteer emergency services officer to view administrative effectiveness through adaptive leadership skills and efficient management practices. Course units include
SAT 8A-4P
leadership--setting the stage, planning, forging partnerships, human resource management, recruitment, retention,
SUN 8A-4P needs assessment and assets, risk assessment, leading change, finance, and "putting it all together."
1ST WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
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SOME OF OUR SPONSORS
NGK Spark Plugs
State Farm Insurance
Proudly sponsors the
Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm
Proudly sponsors the
2016 Sissonville Fire & Rescue School
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Proudly sponsors the
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2016 Sissonville Fire & Rescue School
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SOME OF OUR SPONSORS
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Proudly sponsors the
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2016 Sissonville Fire & Rescue School
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Sissonville High School
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Proudly sponsors the
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2016 Sissonville Fire & Rescue School
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7139 Sissonville Drive
Sissonville, WV 25320
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Sissonville Fire & Rescue School Registration 2016
PERSONAL INFORMATION
NAME ______________________________________________________________ AGENCY ______________________________________________________________
ADDRESS _________________________________________________________________________ CITY _____________________ STATE _____ ZIP ______________
PERSONAL PHONE ______________________________________ AGENCY PHONE _______________________________________ BIRTHDATE _____ / _____ / _____
T-SHIRT SIZE ________ EMAIL ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________________________
YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED VIA EMAIL FOR
CLASS CANCELLATIONS OR CLASS CHANGES
CHOOSE YOUR CLASS SELECTIONS BELOW
BLENDED LEARNING COURSES
MULTIPLE WEEKEND COURSES
□ 001 - Firefighter 1
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050 - Fire Officer 1 & 2
051 - Fire Officer 3
052 - Firefighter 2
053 - Fundamentals of Fire Investigation
054 - Instructor 1 & 2
WEEKEND TWO
(Enter Class Numbers)
Multiple Weekend Courses
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
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200 - Global Harmonization System
201 - Improving Fire Ground Communications
202 - Swift Water Awareness
210 - Scott SCBA Use, Care, and Maintenance
211 - Trauma First Response
250 - 12-Lead EKG
251 - Advanced Vehicle and Machinery Extrication
252 - EMT Recert
253 - EVOC - Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
254 - Ground Ladders and Ventilation
255 - Incident Safety Officer
256 - Intensive Firefighter Survival
257 - NIMS ICS 400
258 - Rope Rescue - Level 1
259 - TEPP / MERT
260 - Truck Company Operations
Weekend One - Saturday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
WEEKEND ONE
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100 - Grant Writing
101 - Traffic Incident Management
110 - Forensic and Fire Scene Photography
111 - Hazardous Materials Awareness
120 - Mass Casualty Incidents 1 & 2
150 - Aggressive Search Tactics
151 - ATV Search and Rescue
152 - Basic EKG
153 - CPR Instructor
154 - Hazardous Materials Incident Commander
155 - NIMS ICS 300
156 - Rescue Technician Core Curriculum
157 - Rural Water Movement
158 - Volunteer Fire Department Management
WAIVER OF LIABILITY / MEDIA RELEASE
I agree not to hold the Sissonville Fire Department, West Virginia University FSE,
RESA 3, its sponsors, or anyone else associated with the Sissonville Fire & Rescue
School responsible for any injuries that may occur to me while I am a participant
in any class or function. I understand that that nature of fire and rescue classes
can be hazardous and I agree to participate in a safe and responsible manner. I
also confirm that I am covered under Workers Compensation Coverage at my
Department / Agency. I give my consent for my image and likeness to be videotaped, audiotaped, or photographed for use in educational / instructional media,
recruitment / outreach media, development media, and newsworthy documentation to be used by the Sissonville FD. I certify that I am at least 18 Years old and
do not need permission to participate in any class.
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SIGNATURE
DATE
SECOND / THIRD CHOICES
EARLY REGISTRATION IS DUE BY
FEBRUARY 22, 2016
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR A FREE T-SHIRT
MAIL PAYMENT AND REGISTRATION TO:
SISSONVILLE VFD
P.O. BOX 13096
Sissonville, WV 25360
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Weekend One - Friday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend One - Sunday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend One - Two/Three Day Courses
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend Two - Friday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend Two - Saturday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend Two - Sunday
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
Weekend Two - Two/Three Day Courses
2nd Choice ____________________________
3rd Choice ____________________________
NOTE: Blended Learning Courses have
different schedules. Enter 2nd / 3rd
choices above as needed above.
Total Amount Enclosed
Tuition:
$______________
Textbook(s): $ _____________
TOTAL: $_________________
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO SUPPLY THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT FOR THEIR CLASSES:
ADVANCED VEHICLE AND MACHINERY EXTRICATION - FULL PPE AND EYE PROTECTION
AGGRESSIVE SEARCH TACTICS - FULL PPE, SCBA, AND SPARE BOTTLE
ATV SEARCH AND RESCUE - ATV OR UTV, OUTDOOR APPROPRIATE PPE, DOT APPROVED HELMET, EYE PROTECTION
EVOC - APPARATUS FROM YOUR DEPARTMENT / AGENCY IS RECOMMENDED
FIRE OFFICER 1 & 2 - LAPTOP COMPUTER - NO TABLETS
FIRE OFFICER 3 - LAPTOP COMPUTER - NO TABLETS
FIREFIGHTER 1 - FULL PPE, SCBA, AND SPARE BOTTLE
FIREFIGHTER 2 - FULL PPE, SCBA, SPARE BOTTLE, AND EYE PROTECTION
FORENSIC AND FIRE SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY - DIGITAL CAMERA PREFERRED
GROUND LADDERS AND VENTILATION - FULL PPE, SCBA, SPARE BOTTLE, AND EYE PROTECTION
INSTRUCTOR 1 & 2 - LAPTOP COMPUTER - NO TABLETS
INTENSIVE FIREFIGHTER SURVIVAL - FULL PPE, SCBA, AND SPARE BOTTLE
ROPE RESCUE - LEVEL 1 - HELMET, GLOVES, AND EYE PROTECTION
RESCUE TECHNICIAN CORE CURRICULUM - HELMET, GLOVES, AND EYE PROTECTION
RURAL WATER MOVEMENT - FULL PPE
SCOTT SCBA USE, CARE, AND MAINTENANCE - SCBA FROM YOUR DEPARTMENT IS PREFERRED
TRUCK COMPANY OPERATIONS - FULL PPE, SCBA, AND SPARE BOTTLE
Fire School Committee Contact Information
Contact Number
Available
Tom Miller
(304) 590-3684
9:00am - 9:00pm
David Gray
(304) 661-1365
12:00pm - 9:00pm
Scott Holmes
(304) 545-6976
9:00am - 9:00pm
CHECK-IN TIME BEGINS:
5:00 PM ON FRIDAY
6:30 AM ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FireSchool@station26.org
ASSEMBLY BEGINS:
8:00 AM EACH SATURDAY
ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE
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Weekend Two - Friday Courses
(March 11, 2016)
Class 200
4 HOURS
FRI
N/A
SUN
N/A
2ND WEEKEND
Class 201
4 HOURS
Tuition: $25.00
Prerequisite: HazMat Awareness
tion and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). Hazard Communication will be changing. OSHA has mandated that all affected workers, including first responders, must be trained to read and understand the new safety data sheets and chemical labeling
criteria. This 4 hour course is designed to meet the GHS Awareness level. Topics to be covered are: need for GHS, GHS
labeling, GHS icons/pictograms, where and when GHS goes into effect, and the impact on first responders.
IMPROVING FIRE GROUND COMMUNICATIONS
Instructor: David Wagoner
Tuition: $25.00
Prerequisite: None
6P-10P Fire departments rely on effective communications processes on every alarm. Progress reporting on the fire ground during all
SAT
N/A
SUN
N/A
2ND WEEKEND
Class 202
4 HOURS
FRI
Instructor: David Gray
6P-10P The old, familiar MSDS chemical safety data sheets are being replaced by a new Globally Harmonized System of Classifica-
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FRI
GLOBAL HARMONIZATION SYSTEM
phases of operations relays vital information between Incident Commanders and companies operating at the incident. The course
will cover Routine, Priority, Urgent, and Mayday messages and key communication elements that need to be conveyed in each of
those situations. This class is designed to improve your ability to effectively communicate during incidents using standard terminology and specific concise messages. Multiple scenario driven exercises and short acronym based memory triggers will help
SWIFT WATER AWARENESS
Instructor: Sturgill Jones
Tuition: $25.00
Prerequisite: None
6P-10P First level of swift water rescue training. Course topics include organizational roles and objectives, safety, the
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N/A
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N/A
drowning problem, water types, reading water and water flows, rescue failures, logistics, hand signals, risk versus
benefit, environmental concerns, flood characteristics, response strategies, PPE, and types of water rescue.
2ND WEEKEND
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Weekend Two - Saturday Courses
(March 12, 2016)
Class 210
8 HOURS
SCOTT SCBA USE, CARE, AND MAINTENANCE
Instructor: Paul Jordan
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
This class is designed to provide the responder with information necessary for the safe and effective use, care, and
maintenance of Scott Self Contained Breathing Apparatus in line with Legislative Rule Title 87, Series 8. Topics covSAT 8A-4P
ered will include care and maintenance, inspection, fit testing, record keeping, policy/procedure(s), and when to seek
SUN N/A outside service. This class will specifically address Scott brand breathing apparatus but many of the concepts cov2ND WEEKEND ered will have cross applicability to other manufacturers.
FRI
N/A
Class 211
8 HOURS
FRI
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TRAUMA FIRST RESPONSE
Instructor: HealthNet Aeromedical Services
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
Firefighters and Police Officers are often the first on scene of traumatic incidents. The Trauma First Response
course serves up core PHTLS (Prehospital Trauma Life Support) content to those who haven’t had EMT or advanced
8A-4P pre-hospital training. The lectures and practical stations are designed for the type of care first responders can renN/A der while awaiting patient transport or when assisting paramedics and EMTs at a trauma scene.
N/A
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Weekend Two - Two / Three Day Courses
12-LEAD EKG
Class 250
10 HOURS
FRI
SAT
SUN
Instructor: Jonathon Strong
Tuition: $45.00
Prerequisite: None
Join us for an instructor-based interactive 12 Lead EKG class that gives you the basic foundations for 12-Lead interpretation. This course is designed for critical care RN’s, Physicians, Paramedics and other Healthcare Providers that
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are looking to perfect their rapid 12-Lead interpretation skills.
N/A
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2ND WEEKEND
Class 251
20 HOURS
ADVANCED VEHICLE AND MACHINERY EXTRICATION
Instructor: Paul Niedbalski
Tuition: $125.00
Prerequisite: Rescue Core Curriculum
FRI
6P-10P This course will involve hands-on practical training involving various scenarios and address scene safety, evaluation and
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8A-4P hicles or barriers is necessary. Operations will involve laying down, crouching, or crawling in vehicles. Includes challenging
8A-4P scenarios where all members of the team must be working to keep from pushing out of the golden hour. Participants must
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management. Hands-on experience using various methods to stabilize vehicles on their side, upside down, and on other ve-
2ND WEEKEND
furnish approved helmet, fire boots or leather safety boots, eye protection, gloves, coveralls or turnout gear for class.
EMT RECERT
Class 252
24 HOURS
Instructor: Gary Davis
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: None
FRI
6P-10P This program designed to meet the current Office of EMS recertification policies. Participants must submit a com-
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8A-5P program and successfully complete the required testing.
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pleted EMT Continuing Education Form to be eligible for testing. The EMT Recertification candidate must complete the
2ND WEEKEND
Class 253
16 HOURS
EVOC - EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATIONS COURSE
Instructor: Glenn Whittington
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: Valid Drivers License
This course is a combination classroom and practical skills training about emergency vehicle operations. Safety, legal
aspects, inspection, and driver responsibilities are covered. Both written and practical examinations are adminisSAT 8A-4P
tered. This class meets WV State Fire Commission and State EMS initial driver training requirements/
SUN 8A-4P recommendations. It is recommended that you bring apparatus from your own department to drive.
2ND WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
GROUND LADDERS AND VENTILATION
Class 254
16 HOURS
Instructor: James Hill
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: Firefighter 1 (recommended)
This *** NEW AND IMPROVED TWO DAY COURSE *** course will focus on helping students gain an understanding of the
dynamics of ventilation used in the fire service today. “Why” ventilation is necessary, “When” ventilation should begin,
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and “Where” ventilation should be set up will all be demonstrated. Students will learn proper techniques of positive
SUN 8A-4P pressure, vertical, and horizontal applications. Correct ladder carries, aggressive placement, working from ladders,
2ND WEEKEND and rescues will also be taught in this intensive two-day course.
FRI
N/A
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Weekend Two - Two / Three Day Courses (cont.)
INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER
Class 255
16 HOURS
Instructor: Robert Avsec
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: None
This National Fire Academy course examines the Safety Officer's role at emergency responses. A specific focus on
operations within an ICS as a Safety Officer is a main theme. Response to all-hazards types of situations will be emSAT 8A-4P
phasized. The course is designed to provide fire department members designated as Safety Officer with the
SUN 8A-4P knowledge and skills to perform these duties.
2ND WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
INTENSIVE FIREFIGHTER SURVIVAL
Class 256
16 HOURS
Instructor: Jan Rader
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: Firefighter 1
This class is designed for one purpose - TO KEEP YOU ALIVE!!! When things go bad, firefighters need to be confident in
their skills and abilities and be prepared to make quick decisions that can mean the difference between survival and
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catastrophe. Students will work on skills designed to address common situations encountered - structural collapse,
SUN 8A-4P entrapment, entanglement, bail/don't bail, self rescue, rapid egress, MAYDAY, and partner rescue. Students will be
2ND WEEKEND challenged in various props and situations to problem solve and exit alive.
FRI
N/A
NIMS ICS 400
Class 257
16 HOURS
FRI
SAT
SUN
Instructor: Paul Gill
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: NIMS ICS 300
This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System (ICS). The target audience for this course is senior personnel who are expected to perform in a man8A-4P agement capacity in an Area Command or Multi-agency Coordination Entity.
N/A
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2ND WEEKEND
ROPE RESCUE - LEVEL 1
Class 258
20 HOURS
Instructor: Les Smith
Tuition + Textbook: $150.00
Prerequisite: Rescue Core Curriculum
This course will have classroom review of and practical application on multi-point anchoring systems, the construction and operation of compound mechanical advantage systems, establishing and descending and ascending rope
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systems. This class meets the requirements of NFPA 1006 Chapter 6 requirements for Technical Rescuer Rope Level
SUN 8A-6P 1.
2ND WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
TEPP / MERT
Class 259
16 HOURS
Instructor: U.S. Dept. of Energy
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisite: HazMat Operations
Designed to take the complex topic of a radiological accident response and break it down into 16 easily understood
modules and hands-on practical exercises. This will simplify the topic while developing a comprehensive understandSAT 8A-4P
ing of radioactive mate-rial, radiological survey instruments, decontamination techniques for handling radiologically
SUN 8A-4P contaminated victims, and re-sources available to responders. Includes use of "live" radiation sources in the practical
2ND WEEKEND exercises to reinforce learning. A Train-the-Trainer component is included for pre-approved public safety instructors.
FRI
N/A
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Weekend Two - Two / Three Day Courses (cont.)
Class 260
16 HOURS
TRUCK COMPANY OPERATIONS
Instructor: David Wagoner
Tuition: $85.00
Prerequisites: Firefighter 1
This course is designed to provide firefighters of all experience levels with the knowledge and skills to operate as
effectively as a possible during ladder company operations. This includes accomplishing multiple tasks, in multiple
SAT 8A-4P locations, simultaneously and safely. Participants will engage in skill based training on the capabilities of Aerial AppaSUN 8A-4P ratus, Apparatus Positioning & Placement, Ladder Company Riding Positions & Assignments, Basic & Advanced Forcible Entry, Rooftop & Horizontal Ventilation, Portable Ladders, and Search & Victim Removal Techniques.
2ND WEEKEND
FRI
N/A
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Instructors
Avsec, Robert - Battalion Chief Robert Avsec (Ret.) served with the Chesterfield (Va.) Fire & EMS Department for 26
years. He was an active instructor for fire, EMS, and hazardous materials courses at the local, state, and federal levels.
Chief Avsec earned his bachelor of science degree from the University of Cincinnati and his master of science degree in
executive fire service leadership from Grand Canyon University. He is a 2001 graduate of the National Fire Academy's
Executive Fire Officer Program. He has continued to be a life-long learner working in both the private and public sectors
to further develop his "management sciences mechanic" credentials.
Burger, Brent - Brent is the Director of Support Services for Kanawha County Ambulance Authority and Retired Chief
from the Culloden Fire Department with 30+ years of service. He is also a Supervising Instructor with RESA 3 Public Service Training having taught Fire, Hazmat and EMT classes for over 15 years. Brent has also been a team member with the
Kanawha County Ambulance CISM team since the early 1990’s.
Carney, Chuck - Chuck is a 14-year veteran of the fire service. He is a Lieutenant / EMT at the Sissonville Volunteer Fire
Department and a Firefighter / EMT at the City of Dunbar Fire Department. He has vast knowledge in Rope Rescue and
Water Rescue. He is an American Heart Association Instructor.
Coles, Patrick - Patrick has been in the fire service since 1990 serving both in both career and volunteer roles. He currently services as Firefighter / EMT for both the Sissonville Volunteer Fire Department and the Charleston Fire Department. Previously, Patrick was also employed by the Dunbar Fire Department. At the Charleston Fire Department his current position is in the Training Division. He is also a member of the departments’ Dive Team and is a Hazardous Materials
Technician.
Davis, Gary - Gary is a long time Paramedic recently retiring from the Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority
with over 30-years of experience. He is a 30-year EMS and Fire Instructor for RESA 3.
Estep, Doug - Doug is a 33 year fire service veteran. He is a founding member of the Morrisvale Volunteer Fire Department and has been Chief there for 32 years. Doug's department was featured nationally on GotBigWater.com as being the
first rural volunteer fire department in the United States to have met the 1000 gpm fire flow for ISO by using a tanker
shuttle. Chief Estep is a Fire Officer II, serves on the Executive Committee of the West Virginia State Fireman's Association, and has taught Rural Water Movement and Tanker Operations around the region. He is an instructor for WVU-FSE.
Gaskins, Ron - Ron has been our Fire & Rescue School photographer for the past three years. He was the photographer for
the Weirton Area Ambulance & Rescue Squad and Weirton’s VFD Company #3 during the early 1980s, and also photographed the
Weirton Heights Rescue School for several years. More recently, he served on the Board of Directors for the Ripley VFD and as
their photographer. Ron has received Fire Photography training through the Ohio State Fire Academy, Forensic Photography
through WVU, and additional arson investigation photography training through the International Association of Arson Investigators.
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Instructors
Gill, Paul - Paul is a retired Senior Fire Investigator for the West Virginia State Fire Marshals Office with over 33 years
service primarily in the southern West Virginia Coalfields. Paul is now an Adjunct Instructor with the SWVCTC-Task Force 1
and holds multiple instructor ratings from WVU-FSE, Gov. Cmte. (LE), MSHA and FEMA/EMI-NIMS/All Hazards.
Gray, David - Dave began his fire service career in 1986. He has been instrumental in the start up of hazmat and rescue
teams. Additionally, he has served as an assistant emergency services director and a president of a Local Emergency Planning
Council (LEPC). Serving in emergency services, David has experience in commanding large scale incidents, managing federal
response to natural disasters, planning for events such as the Greenbrier Classic and Presidential Details. Currently, he
serves in a volunteer capacity for Sissonville Volunteer Fire Department as a firefighter, secretary and training instructor.
Grieco, Brian - Brian is a Deputy Chief with the City of Huntington, WV Fire Department. Brian is a lead instructor with
West Virginia University Fire Service Extension's Rescue and ARFF Programs.
Hill, James - James began his fire service career as a volunteer at Tyler Mountain Fire Department in 1999. He has held
positions of Captain and Training Officer. Since 2000, James has been employed with the City of St. Albans, WV Fire Department where he serves on the Water Rescue Team and the department Training Committee. James is a RESA and WVU
Fire Service Instructor.
Jones, Sturgill - Sturgill is a 30+ year veteran of the fire service. He has experience both with the Sissonville Fire Department and in the Industrial Fire and Rescue service at several local chemical plants. He was part of a team that responded from West Virginia to the Washington D.C. area during 2001 for Hurricane Isabell to assist in Swift Water Emergencies. Has served in various positions including Lieutenant, Captain, Instructor, and he currently serves on the department's Board of Directors. He is certified as a Firefighter II, Fire Officer II, Hazardous Materials Specialist, Fire Instructor
II, Rope Rescue Technician, Swift Water Technician, a Confined Space Technician, and EMT-B.
Jordan, Paul - Paul has been a Firefighter for 28 years, currently serving as a Captain for the Williamstown Fire Company in West Virginia. Has been employed by Finley Fire Equipment for the past 23 years. He is a certified West Virginia Fire
Instructor and is a Pro Board Firefighter.
Miller, Tom - Tom has 31 years of experience in the fire service. He is a Pro Board Certified Fire Instructor III; Hazardous Materials Technician; Swift Water Rescue Technician; a Certified Firefighter II and Fire Officer II, and has extensive training in all aspects
of Emergency Management and Response. He is West Virginia's Representative on the National Volunteer Fire Council and is a Firefighter with the Sissonville Fire Department. Tom serves as the NVFC's representative on the NFPA 472/473/1072/475 Technical
Standards Committees for Hazardous Materials and WMD Training. Tom is also on the Legislative Committee for the West Virginia
State Firemen's Association.
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Instructors
Niedbalski, Paul - Paul is a Lieutenant for the Charleston Fire Department (WV) as well as a captain for the Teays Valley
Fire Department. Paul is a 25 year veteran of the fire service and has been recognized for many achievements. A 1997
Firehouse Magazine Heroism Award, 1996 Governor’s Medal of Valor, and a 1997 West Virginia State Firefighters Association Award for Bravery. He has delivered programs across the country and is a Firehouse Expo H.O.T. Instructor, a member of the West Virginia Regional Response Team , and serves on the West Virginia Technical Rescue Committee.
Oldaker, Jim - Jim is a 39-year veteran of the Fire Service serving as Chief of the Alum Creek, WV Fire Department for
30 years. He served 10 years on the WV State Fire Commission and 3 terms as President of the WV State Firemen's Association. He is a certified Fire Officer 4, Fire Instructor 2, Fire Inspector 2 and Hazardous Materials Technician. He is also a
proud member of the “Dog Pound” as a Cleveland Browns fan.
Rader, Jan - Jan was hired by the Huntington Fire Department in August of 1994. She was recently promoted to the rank
of Deputy Chief where she currently services as the Commander of C-Shift. Jan is also a member of the Mayor’s Office of
Drug Control Policy. She is also a West Virginia University Fire Service Instructor.
Shedd, Jim - Jim is the Director of Public Service Training for RESA 3 and a member of the International Society of Fire
Service Instructors (ISFSI). HE has over 30 years of EMS and Firefighting experience. His career began at the Ravenswood VFD (WV) and has worked for several EMS agencies including Putnam County EMS and the Charleston FD (WV). He
also worked at the WV Office of EMS as the Education and Licensure Coordinator. While there he became a member of the
National Council of State Emergency Medical Services Training Coordinators serving on the Executive Committee.
Smith, Les - Les currently serves as a Captain with the Charleston Fire Department (WV). He started in the fire service
in 1986 as a volunteer in Northern Virginia. He is the team leader for the West Virginia Regional Response Team - Hazardous Materials and USAR.
Smoot, John - John started in the fire service as a volunteer firefighter for the Cedar Grove Fire Department and has
enjoyed a long fulfilling career in emergency services. As a Firefighter with the City of St. Albans Fire Department in the
early stages and then retiring from Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority as Director of Operations. He has
been a member of the Teays Valley Fire Department since 1990 and is currently serving as Fire Chief. After retiring, he
became the Director of the EPTC for RESA 3 Public Service Training in Dunbar, WV.
Strong, Jonathon - No biography or photo available at print time.
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Instructors
Summerfield, Rick - Rick is a retired ATF Senior Special Agent/Certified Fire Investigator (CFI) and Explosives Specialist/
Bomb Technician, and is a former member of the ATF National Response Team. A graduate of West Virginia State Univ. and ATF's two-year CFI training program, and he has also studied fire engineering at the Univ. of Maryland and Seneca College, and is
trained in the use of mathematical fire simulations. He is a staff instructor at the ATF National Academy; National Fire Academy
and has been a lecturer at the International Law Enforcement Academies in Bangkok, Thailand and Budapest, Hungary.
Virag, Darin - Darin is a 17 year veteran of the fire service. He currently serves as a Captain with the Charleston Fire
Department (WV). He has a Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology and Chemistry. Darin is also a member of the West
Virginia Regional Response Team.
Wagoner, David - David has been a student of the fire service for more than 26 years. Currently he is the Chief and a
Life Member of the Pinch Volunteer Fire Department in Kanawha County, West Virginia. He is employed by the City of
Charleston, West Virginia Fire Department with the rank of Captain. He is a RESA Instructor.
Whittington, Glenn - Glenn has served several positions at the Buffalo Fire Department since 1975, including Fire Chief.
He became a Fire Service Instructor in 1984. He retired from Verizon Communications after 39 years. Now spends his
free time working with the WV State Fireman's Association, Putnam County Fireman's Association, and Putnam County Fire
Board. Is a past recipient of the WV State Fireman's Association Award of Valor.
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Lodging
Although we do not recommend any particular hotel, some of the closest ones are listed below. Please
check with them for a special Sissonville Fire & Rescue School rate.
Camp Virgil Tate Lodge
Rocky Fork Road
(Sissonville)
(304) 984-3311
7 MINUTES FROM
CAMPUS
Sleep Inn
I-79 Exit 1
(Mink Shoals)
(304) 345-5111
10 MINUTES FROM
CAMPUS
Hampton Inn
I-64 Exit 58-C
(Charleston)
(304) 343-9300
12 MINUTES FROM
CAMPUS
Holiday Inn Express
I-77 Exit 138
(Ripley)
(304) 372-5000
22 MINUTES FROM
CAMPUS
Sleep Inn
I-64 Exit 47
(Cross Lanes)
(304) 776-7711
25 MINUTES FROM
CAMPUS
Directions
From Parkersburg: Take I-77 South to Tupper’s Creek Exit 111. Make a right at the bottom of ramp onto Call Rd. Go approximately 1.5
miles to stop sign and make a Right turn on Sissonville Dr. (CR-21). Go approximately 1.5 miles to the stop light in front of Sissonville
High School and make a left onto Martins Branch Rd. Go 50 yards and make the left hand turn to enter the Sissonville High School
parking lot.
From Morgantown: Take I-79 South to I-77/I-79 split. Take I-77 North to Tupper’s Creek Exit 111. Make a left at the bottom of ramp
onto Call Rd. Go approximately 1.5 miles to stop sign and make a Right turn on Sissonville Dr. (CR-21). Go approximately 1.5 miles to the
stop light in front of Sissonville High School and make a left onto Martins Branch Rd. Go 50 yards and make the left hand turn to enter
the Sissonville High School parking lot.
From Beckley: Take I-77 North through Charleston to Tupper’s Creek Exit 111. Make a left at the bottom of ramp onto Call Rd. Go approximately 1.5 miles to stop sign and make a Right turn on Sissonville Dr. (CR-21). Go approximately 1.5 miles to the stop light in front
of Sissonville High School and make a left onto Martins Branch Rd. Go 50 yards and make the left hand turn to enter the Sissonville
High School parking lot.
From Huntington: Take I-64 East to Cross Lanes Exit 47B. Continue on Goff Mountain Rd. through traffic light onto Big Tyler Rd. Go
approximately 5 miles to traffic light at Rocky Fork Rd. and make a left. Go approximately 4 miles until a fork in the road at intersection of Kelly's Creek Rd. and Martins Branch Rd. Make a right onto Martins Branch Rd. and go approximately 4 miles and Sissonville
High School will be on right just before the traffic light at Sissonville Dr. (CR-21).
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