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Education

  • Earns adult ed award
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  • CES students of the month

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    The Campbellsburg Elementary School Students of the Month for April include front row, from left —  Zane Tackett, Aaron Dominiquez, Shelby Cox, Abby Holcomb and Braelyn Boyer; second row —  Makayla Abbott and Kyle Gillingham; third row —  Jordan Clift, Nicholas Tingle, Zack Ballard, Jackson Holcomb and Emily Edens; fourth row — Joyce Justo, Kaylin Arnold, Brenna Edens, Tabby Aldridge and Journee Winburn.  Shelley and Phyllis Sculley are not pictured.

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  • Six local high school juniors named to Governor’s Scholars Program

    Six local high school juniors have been chosen to participate in this year’s Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP).
    GSP is a summer residential program for outstanding high school students in Kentucky who are rising seniors.
    The program originated in 1983 as a result of Kentucky leaders’ concern that the state’s “best and brightest” were leaving the Commonwealth to pursue educational and career opportunities elsewhere without fully understanding the potential of their talents at home.

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  • FAME will lead to jobs for two Henry High graduates

    Two 2015 Henry County High School graduating seniors will have “guaranteed jobs” after completing training in advanced manufacturing careers through the Louisville Federation of Advanced Manufacturing program, or FAME, for short.
    Hunter McManis and Jared Yount will begin the program this fall.  They said the option to get on-the-job training, save college tuition costs and go right to work after completing FAME made it their best option after graduating.

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  • Hands-on learning
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  • School briefs: Ducharm wins award

    Ducharm receives Campbellsville award
    Campbellsville University honored students, faculty and staff who have gone above and beyond their calling at the recent annual Honors and Awards Day in Ransdell Chapel, including a student from Pleasureville.
    Michael G. Ducharm of Pleasureville received the L.M. Hamilton Scholarship Academic Award.
    Midway awards degrees to three from Henry County
     Midway College held its annual commencement ceremony on May 9 and presented diplomas to 302 graduates, including three from Henry County.

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  • Naval Academy graduate

    Trey Hernandez of Eminence successfully completed four years of challenging academic, physical and professional military training, graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy, May 22, with a Bachelor of Science degree in general science as a U.S. Navy Ens. He is a graduate of Eminence High School. At the academy, he was a member of the intramural soccer team.

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  • HCHS makes strong showing at World Language Association Showcase

    Two top awards for Spanish at the Kentucky World Language Association Showcase April 25 went to two Henry County High School students, according to teacher Courtney Willis.
    In all, 13 Henry County students went to the showcase for Spanish language, five ended up in the finals and Anna Croucher earned first place and Yamille Velasquez took third in the event held at Centre College.
    The other Henry students among the finalists were Bella Mann, Bree Heightchew and Devon Haberman.

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  • Books provided to Campbellsburg

    Many students at Campbellsburg Elementary School will have a new “favorite book” soon, according to a news release from the Ambassador Company. 

    “My Favorite Book” and “The Way to Go,” illustrated volumes on topics of moral and character values, are being made available to Campbellsburg as a gift to first and fourth-graders by local business leaders who care about children, the news release said.

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  • DAR names Citizenship Award winners

     

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