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Education

  • School calendars - March 29, 2017

    LaRue County Schools make up days

    School will be in session as a snow make up day on May 5.

    KHIC Wee Time

    Preschool children ages 2-4 and their parents are invited to Wee Time, where preschool children can become familiar with the school they will attend. The event is from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on April 12 at Hodgenville Elementary School. The color for the event is white. For more information contact Melissa Pearman at 270-358-3506 or Machelle Durham at 270-358-4112.

    LCS Parent Advisory Council

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  • LCHS students prepare greenhouse

    Students in Chris Thomas’s crop technology class at LaRue County High School have already begun transplanting seedlings as they learn about growing plants and also provide income to help fund the greenhouse and agriculture department needs through public sales. 

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  • 4-H calendar - March 29, 2017

    4-H Wranglers Horse Club

    The 4-H Wranglers Horse Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4 at the LaRue County Extension Office.

    4-H Livestock Club

    The 4-H Livestock Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 10 at the LaRue County Extension Office.

    4-H Speech and Demonstration Contest

    The 4-H Speech and Demonstration Contest will be held on Tuesday, April 18 beginning at 3:30 p.m. at the LaRue County Extension Office.  Participants need to call 270-358-3401 to register for a time.

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  • 4-Hers can register for speech, demonstration contests

    The 4-H Speech and Demonstration Contests will be held on April 11.  Both contests provide participants with the opportunity to develop their communication skills. Participants must register by calling 270-358-3401 by Friday, April 7.

    4-Hers may participate in both the speech and demonstration categories, if they wish.

    Speech Contest Rules:

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  • LCS bands receive distinguished ratings

    The LaRue County High School and Middle School bands recently received distinguished ratings for their performances.

    The LCHS Band performed at the 2017 Heartland Concert Band Performance Assessment at John Hardin High School in Elizabethtown on March 21 and received a distinguished rating.

    The band performed two pieces of prepared music for three judges on stage at John Hardin and also sight read, which is where they perform a new piece at first sight of sheet music for a separate judge.

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  • FFA is having a busy spring

    LaRue County FFA members have been working hard this spring. 

    There have been a number of activities taking place during this spring semester, which is just the start of an even busier remainder of the school year. 

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  • LCHS performs well at KUNA
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  • Celebrating LaRue County Education Week

    In a world that has become increasingly divisive and negative, it’s nice to be able to celebrate something positive and that is truly a group effort. Over the past several years, the staff and students in the LaRue County Public School system have made it our priority to work more efficiently and effectively to meet the increased demands of state and federal guidelines, as well as make it our own personal goal to ensure that our students get the best education possible so that they are equipped to do whatever they want or need to do in society.

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  • LCHS speech puts two in finals at state speech tournament

    The LCHS speech team recently competed at the KHSSL State Speech Championships at the University of Kentucky and returned home with two individual awards, several other honors, and took 14th place overall out of 60 schools competing.

    Senior Symone Whalin placed 6th overall in Dramatic Interp, and freshman Stefani Giles placed 6th overall in Declamation. LCHS also had several students advance to semifinals and quarterfinals across the two days of competition.

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  • Three LCHS academic team members go to state
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