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Education

  • Campbellsburg Elementary honor roll 4th nine weeks

    Fourth Grade
    Ms. Webb: Katelyn Burton, MacArthur Dodd, Morgan Garrett*, Mark Gilkison*, Gracie Golden*, Destinee Kaltofen, Audrey Litwora, Ethan Lyle*, Camryn McManis*, Molly McRoberts, Sarah Mobley*, Hunter Payton, Trinity Woods

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  • Eminence Elementary: Cindy Webster

    Cindy Webster is 9 and in 2nd grade. Principal Mike Doran said Cindy loves school and works hard.

    What do you love about school?
    We get to do math and science and other fun things.

    Do you like to read?
    Yes, especially frog and spider books.

    What would you like to do next year in school?
    I want to study and get better at things.

    Do you like to play outside?
    It depends if it rains.

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  • New Castle Elementary: Connor Arthur-Martorano

    Connor Arthur-Martorano is 6, and a student in Ms. Guthrie’s Kindergarten class. Principal Lane Morris said Connor is a good kid who’s made a lot of progress. “He’s just, wise beyond his years, as in, things that are going on in the classroom, and how he’s handling different scenarios,” Morris said. “(He’s) just a joy, he’s just contagious. It’s been a blessing to have him as part of our family here.”

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  • STLP students attend state competition

    Submitted by Merlyne Brewer
    On May 13, 54 students from Eastern Elementary School, Henry County Middle School and Henry County High School attended the state Student Technology Leadership Program competition. These students competed in both individual and team events in categories such as website design, programming, digital art, and video production. The following students received awards:

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  • 2011 HCHS Scholarship Winners

    Submitted
    This year HCHS has 38 students who have been offered approximately $838,150 in scholarship money.  With the KEES money added to this the 2011 seniors will have about $1 million to be used over the next four years.

    Jessica Booher – Eastern KY University Academic; NHS Young Minds Change Lives Educational Scholarship Program
    Luke Clark – Sullivan College of Tech and Design
    Dylan Doll – Campbellsville University Heartland Award; Athletic Letter of Intent - Football

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  • Campbellsburg student of the Week

    Zack Foree is 11 and in 5th grade.

    What are you most looking forward to in middle school?
    Having seven different teachers and sports.

    What is your favorite sport to play?
    Football

    What’s your favorite football position to play?

    I play quarterback on the Bengals team.

    Are you doing anything special over the summer?
    My family goes to Myrtle Beach.

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  • McKinley wins poster award

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  • RCX Robotics Tournament

    On Saturday, April 16, one of four regional RCX robotics tournaments was held at Henry County Middle School. There were 32 teams in attendance from Henry, Shelby, Oldham, Carroll, and Gallatin Counties. Students from Transylvania University served as judges for the tournament. The

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  • Eastern Elementary School students of the month

    Pictured are the Eastern Elementary Students of the Month for April: Collin King, Branson Stone, Cody Franklin, Shelby Gordon, Cory Doss, Seth O’Nan, Aleigha Hancock, David Floyd, Jaden Stamper, Trey Thomas, Devin Shaw and Rosa Smither.

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  • HCHS student of the week: Jessie Carothers

    Jessie Carothers is 16 years old and a sophomore.

    Your principal says you’re career and college-ready, where do you want to attend college?
    Northern Kentucky University is a good option or U of L. I will major in orthodontics and minor in agriculture business. “Mrs. Davie (ag teacher) is so passionate, she made me like it,” Carothers said.


    What’s your career choice?
    I want to be an orthodontist. I’ve had braces twice and my orthodontist always keeps it upbeat.

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