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Education

  • Trumbo wins DYW talent award
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  • LCS instructional supervisor selected for Kentucky Women in Education Leadership

     After a competitive application process, LaRue County Schools Instructional Supervisor Christina Boone is among 30 female educators selected for the first cohort of the Kentucky Women in Education Leadership (KWEL). Applicants were chosen based on specific leadership criteria.

    These leaders, along with 30 of the state’s top female executive educators, will convene January 19-20 in Louisville for a leadership forum and induction ceremony.

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  • ALES Artists of the Quarter

    Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Artists of the quarter is a program where one outstanding artist is chosen each quarter from grades two through five. The requirement is for the artist to show great craftsmanship and a love for art. 

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  • Multiple scholarships open to LaRue Co. Students through Scholarship Central

    Central Kentucky Community Foundation (CKCF) will award over $115,000 in college scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year. Applications are being accepted now through March 1.

    Applying for these scholarships is made easy through Scholarship Central, an online scholarship portal located at www.ckcf4people.org. Scholarship Central is user-friendly and allows students to apply for multiple scholarships with just one application, based on eligibility.

    The following scholarships are available to LaRue County students:

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  • School calendar - January 17, 2018

    KHIC Wee Time

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  • Raising scientifically literate children

    Science is all around us. Nearly everything we do has a scientific implication. We are a nation of citizens that depends on science. Parents and educators can do many things to build a love and respect for science in our children.

    What does it mean to be scientifically literate?

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  • New LCS student immunization requirements

    Parents should begin preparing early for Kentucky’s new immunization requirements for children attending public schools next fall.

    The law (902 KAR 2:060) requires all students to receive two Hepatitis A shots and students 16 and older to get a meningitis booster.

    Rip Collins, LaRue County Schools health and safety coordinator, reminds parents that it’s imperative to start preparing now because the Hepatitis A vaccine is given in two doses that must be six months apart.

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  • Anderson receives invite to Sunvitational round robin

    After a successful season competing at several in-state tournaments, the LCHS speech team will be spending January hosting a middle school tournament and competing, but one team member will be spending part of his month in sunny Florida competing in the Sunvitational hosted at Nova Southeastern University School (NSU).

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  • 4-H calendar

    Cyrus Bivens was the top seller of the 4-H Candy Sale, he sold 13 cases of candy bars earning a prize of $50.  Honorable mention goes to Makenzey Rucker and Jennifer Barrientos for selling 12 and 8 cases respectively.  Sellers were also entered into a drawing for every case of candy sold, Dalayna Elliott was selected as the winner of $25.  Thanks to everyone that supported the LaRue County 4-H program through the candy sale fundraiser.

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  • LaRue County 4-H candy sale

    Cyrus Bivens was the top seller of the 4-H Candy Sale, he sold 13 cases of candy bars earning a prize of $50.  Honorable mention goes to Makenzey Rucker and Jennifer Barrientos for selling 12 and 8 cases respectively.  Sellers were also entered into a drawing for every case of candy sold, Dalayna Elliott was selected as the winner of $25.  Thanks to everyone that supported the LaRue County 4-H program through the candy sale fundraiser.

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