One Stop, headquartered in Belle, announced that they have secured $750 grants for 22 West Virginia schools through the ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program.

“One Stop is a part of many communities throughout the state and we are proud to be able to support our local schools," said Michael Graney, President of One Stop. "It is our hope that these grants will help enhance educational opportunities for our state’s children.”

In a news release, Graney said secondary schools in Kanawha, Putnam, Cabell, Raleigh, Mercer, Harrison, Monongalia, Logan, Marion, Doddridge and Jackson Counties received grants. One Stop representatives worked with school officials from around the state and ExxonMobil to apply for the funding. ExxonMobil annually provides 4,000 grants to schools across the nation.

The following schools received grants:

Kanawha County

Cross Lanes Elementary

Herbert Hoover High

Holz Elementary

Horace Mann Jr. High

Montrose Elementary

Piedmont Elementary

Sacred Heart

Saint Albans High

Overbrook Elementary

Putnam County

Rock Branch Elementary

Jackson County

Kenna Elementary

Cabell County:

Altizer Elementary

Beverly Hills Middle

Harrison County:

Bridgeport Middle

Raleigh County:

Cranberry Prosperity

Hollywood Elementary

Monongalia County:

Westwood Middle

Marion County:

Fairmont Senior High

East Fairmont High

Fairmont Senior High

Doddridge County:

Doddridge County Middle

Mercer County:

Mercer Elementary

Logan County:

Holden Central Elementary