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Education

  • Fun, friends, leadership

    Fun, friends and leadership. That’s what 27 LaRue County FFA members came to know during the camp at the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg, Kentucky.

    The 13 chapters present were involved in activities like softball, volleyball, soccer, ropes course, water ball, and many others. Members were also a part of classes like agriculture advocacy, conservation, and going to college, in which they gained the skills of everything from leadership to communication to learning ways to survive.

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  • New LCS classified staff

    LaRue County Schools’ support staff play a vital role in helping ensure success for LaRue County’s students. This year’s new classified personnel include:

    Bus Drivers

    Willie Dean Thomas (No. 116,) drives the morning route with pickups in Hodgenville including Walters, West High, College Street, Kids Crew, Cox and Thurman streets. She and her husband Mike have one son, Jaron.

    Tim Elliott (No. 140) who lives in Summersville, drives the North Lyons Station route. He has three sons—Aaron, Zackary, and Cameron.

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  • Applications for the 2017-2018 4-H Teen Leadership Academy

    The 4-H Teen Leadership Academy will soon start with its tenth class of participants.  The leadership program is a combined program with teens from LaRue, Hardin, Meade, Breckinridge and Grayson Counties.

    Up to five participants from each county will be selected based on their applications.  The program begins in September and includes a day long session each month through May. 

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  • ALES Family Resource Center held clothing giveaway
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  • Nominations open for ECTC Distinguished Alumni

    Since 2006, when the Elizabethtown Community Technical College began the Distinguished Alumni recognition program, the college has honored 107 accomplished former students and graduates.

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  • School calendar - August 9, 2017

    LaRue County School Board

    The LaRue County School Board meets at 7 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the LCHS Media Center.

    HES SBDM

    The Hodgenville Elementary School site-based decision- making council meets at 4:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month in the conference room. For more information, call the school, 270-358-3506.

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  • 4-H Calendar - August 9, 2017

    4-H Canoe and Kayak Club

    The 4-H Canoe and Kayak Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 15 at the LaRue County Extension Office.

    4-H Country Ham update

    4-H Country Ham participants will need to select and prepare their ham for the Kentucky State Fair on Tuesday, August 15.  Stop by the Extension Office from 3 to 6 p.m.

    Teen Leadership Academy

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  • New faculty at LCS

    Fourteen certified personnel join the ranks of LaRue County School teachers this year. Below are brief introductions to who they are, where they’re from, where they teach, and short comments from them.

    Abraham Lincoln

    Elementary School

    Stefanie Carmine-Bryan (first grade).

    Born in Louisville and grew up in Bardstown. High School: Bardstown High School. College: Spalding University, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. 

    Experience: 1997-2000 taught a 1st/2nd grade mix at Bardstown Elementary School;  

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  • Fourteen McConnell Center teachers visit Washington, D.C.

    Senator Mitch McConnell had 14 teachers from Kentucky visit the nation’s capital from July 24-28 and one of them was LaRue County High School Social Studies teacher Kendrick Bryan.

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  • Water Safety Day to be Held at Salem Lake
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