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Education

  • EOC Testing Around the Corner

    Starting next week, LaRue County High School students will take state-mandated end-of-course assessments that will count as part of the Unbridled Learning accountability as well as 15 percent of their final grade.

    Students taking Algebra II will be tested April 24; biology, April 25; English, II; and U.S. History, April 29. 

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  • School Calendar

    ALL SCHOOLS

    Last day

    May 22 – Last day for students

     

    LCHS

    Prom

    The LaRue County High School Prom is April 20 on the LCHS campus.

     

    Senior photos

    A group photo of LCHS seniors will be taken at 8:30 a.m. May 2 at Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park.

     

    National Honor Society

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  • Scholarships

    Beef Cattle Association

    The LaRue County Beef Cattle Association will offer two $1,000 college scholarships to graduating high school seniors.

    Applications are available at the LaRue County High School Guidance Counselor’s office and the LaRue County Extension office. Applications must be returned to the LaRue County Extension office by 4:30 p.m. April 19. Scholarship applications will be judged based on financial need, scholarship, and community service.

     

    Leadership LaRue Scholarship

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  • April Money Tip for Students

    One financial goal for students is to have money at the end of every month. These tips from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority may help you set up a budget to track the money you make versus the money you spend.

    Knowing how and when you get your money and where you spend it is the foundation of financial planning. You create a budget by estimating how much money you’ll make each month and how much you’ll spend. It’s a great way to avoid running out of money when you need it most.

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  • Camp Invention 2013

    Invent Now, Inc., a non-profit organization will bring its nationally-acclaimed Camp Invention summer program to Hodgenville this summer. Camp Invention is a weeklong summer day program for children entering grades one through six, created in partnership with the National Inventors Hall of Fame and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The program engages children to discover their own innate creativity and inventiveness through hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math content.

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  • LCHS Honor Roll

    Third nine weeks

    All A’s

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  • ALES Honor Roll

    Abraham Lincoln Elementary School

    Third Quarter “A/B” Honor Roll

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  • Hodgenville Elementary Honor Roll 2013

    Third Nine Weeks
    Third grade
    ALL A
    Avery Murray, Brennan East, Giselle Adams, Hallie Frye, Jackson Carpenter, Keegan Spratt, Macie Sandidge
    A&B
    Alex Brasfield, Alex Rowland, Alysen Powell, Brandon Reed, Brian Sanchez, Cassi Thompson, Catherine Spalding, Chloe Pepper, Dawson Smith, Emma Thompson, Gracey Laxson, Hannah Johnson, Hannah Sadler, John Poe, Jose Morales-Lopez, Kailynd Lewis, Maleah English, Osyrus Peace, Sadelya Lackey, Sara Harned
     

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  • LCMS students compete at Mathcounts

    The LaRue County Middle School Mathcounts Team placed third in competition Feb. 16 in the My Old Kentucky Home Chapter. Team members Andrew Lawson,

    Hannah Keith, Austin Madriaga and Skyler Hornback each placed in the top 12 individually and competed in the Countdown Round.

    Hornback placed second individually and received a $1,000 four-year renewable scholarship from Western Kentucky University.

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  • Hodgenville woman wins scholarship to ECTC

    Clara Robertson, right, from Hodgenville, a sophomore associate degree nursing major at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, is the 2012-13 recipient of the Martha A. Knudson Memorial Nursing Scholarship.

    The annual award was established by an estate gift from Knudson, who taught at Elizabethtown Community College from 1965 to 1976 and who also served as coordinator of the associate degree nursing program. At left is Susan Mudd, ECTC associate degree nursing program coordinator.

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