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Education

  • Nationally recognized summer STEM Program coming to Hodgenville

    Camp Invention® Inspires Hands-On Problem Solving and Collaboration

    Camp Invention, a nationally recognized, nonprofit summer enrichment camp program, is coming to the following locations:

    * G.C. Burkhead Elementary School the week of June 12 - June 16, 2017.

    * Abraham Lincoln Elementary School the week of July 10 - July 14, 2017.

    * Meadow View Elementary School the week of June 12 - June 16, 2017.

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  • And they’re off!
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  • School calendar - May 10, 2017

    LCHS Graduation

    Graduation ceremony will be held at 8 p.m. Friday, May 19. Gates open at 6 p.m., Seniors need to arrive at 7 p.m.

    HES Family Resource Center Advisory Council

    The Hodgenville Elementary School Family Resource Center Advisory Council meeting is at noon on Tuesday, May 16 in room 165. Everyone is invited to attend.  For more information, contact Melissa Pearman at 270-358-3506.

    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.

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  • Summer camp opportunities

    With the regular school term coming to an end, teachers, staff, and students are gearing up for summer educational programs.

    Quest 17 for exceptional students in kindergarten through fifth grade runs from 8:30-11:30 a.m. June 12-16 at Hodgenville Elementary School.

    Sponsored by the LaRue County Gifted Program, the camp focuses on students extending their knowledge through fun activities.

    Christina Boone, instructional supervisor, and gifted/talented coordinator Karyn Brey are in charge of the program that includes subjects:

    Grades K-2

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  • Guthrie visits New Haven School
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  • LCHS Speech headed to Nationals

    After three intense weekends of competition in March, three LaRue County High School Speech students are headed to national competition in April and May.

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  • Career services help new grads start strong

    Across the Lincoln Trail region, thousands of high school seniors are counting down the days to graduation and the next exciting chapter of their lives.

    Whether that next chapter is the start of a career or post-secondary education or training, the Kentucky Career Center – Lincoln Trail (KCC-LT) wants new graduates to know about free services that can help them start strong.

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  • Nolin RECC sends students to state and national capitols

    Twelve local high school juniors traveled to Frankfort on April 13, as part of their participation in the annual Nolin RECC Washington Youth Tour contest activities.

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  • Teacher of the Year candidate driven by student success

    The Kentucky Department of Education and Valvoline likely found plenty of reasons to select LaRue County High School agriculture teacher and FFA advisor Misty Bivens as a 2018 Valvoline Teacher Achievement Award recipient and a candidate for Kentucky Teacher of the Year.

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  • Unbridled Learning testing begins in LCS

    LaRue County School students and teachers are putting a year of work to the test as annual Unbridled Learning assessments get underway.

    Students in third through eighth grade will complete Kentucky Performance Rating for Education Progress (K-PREP) assessments May 1-5. High school students will complete the End of Course assessments and K-PREP assessments May 1-11.

    On Friday, May 5, all schools will be in session for a full day rather than following the early-release schedule.

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