Education

The hallways of Eminence Independent Schools were recently crawling with state-level educators from across the country for a site visit of an innovative Kentucky school district.
They popped their heads in doorways to listen in on lessons and the more curious ventured into classrooms to sit and talk with students.
Anita Bernhardt of the Department of Education in Maine was delighted by her conversation with second-grader Angelica Rangle.

Eminence schools may have a slightly different look in the coming years with a planned expansion to allow more individualized learning for students, according to Superintendent Buddy Berry.
Dubbed ‘Edhub’ by the school board, the project would include 13 new classrooms, nine new labs and a large hub area for students to gather. Berry said that he hopes the expansion will lead to a greater customization of learning.

Please join us at Henry County High School on May 14 and May 15 for our Senior Service Showcase, a celebration and recognition of the efforts and achievements of our seniors this year as they have raised awareness and/or donations for their self-selected causes and organizations.  You will be inspired and amazed at what they have been able to accomplish, together.