Education

Lauren is in the 5th grade.

Principal Mark Johnson said Lauren is a little bit shy, but more outgoing than her sisters.

“She represents everything good that Campbellsburg Elementary is,” he said. “She is kind, nice and cares about other people.”

Senior Ricky Spreitzer was chosen for his hard work to pull together a Veteran’s Day ceremony and luncheon.  Ms. Puckett nominated him: “Ricky is the type of student all young men should aspire to become.  He is conscientious, not only about choices that affect his own life, but with concern for others.” Ricky is a member of Senior Beta Club and plays varsity football and baseball.  He also helps out in the office and at his church.  Ricky plans to enter the military when he graduates and serve his country.
 

Sophomore Trey Paris was nominated by Ms. Puckett.  “Trey is an excellent student who has the drive to succeed.  Trey starred in a performance at the Kentucky Center for The Arts for Christmas.”  In addition to his professional acting responsibilities, Trey is also involved in Beta Club, drama club, pep-club, and is Sophomore Class Vice President.  He plans to get a masters in dramatic arts and pursue an acting career, hopefully on Broadway some day.
 

On Saturday, Jan. 22, Henry County Middle School hosted the Governor’s Cup Districts.  It was a great day for the HCMS Academic Team as they came away with the first place trophy. The Future Problem Solving team tied for first and the quick recall team placed third.  In written assessments the following students placed: Nick James was 3rd in math. Josh Logsdon placed 1st in both social studies and science. Austin Howard placed 5th in math and 3rd in science. Dalton Lewellen placed 4th in language arts. Danielle Toy placed 4th in written composition.