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Education

  • Henry County Student of the Week: Dakota Sizemore

    Dakota is a senior at HCHS.
    What is your favorite subject?
    Sociology. It talks about how people act in groups. The way people react interests me.
    What do you want to do after graduation?
    Be a dispatcher because I want to help people and I am good with technology.
    What do you for fun?
    I like to go fast in my wheelchair and hang out with my friends. I text and post on Facebook. I like to go four wheeling in the yard in my wheel chair.
    Do you have a favorite movie?
    I like the Fast and Furious movies and Unstoppable.

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  • New Castle Elementary School Student of the Week: Kennedy Brown

    Kennedy is a 2nd grader at New Castle Elementary.

     

    What is your favorite subject?

    Writing because it’s cool to sometimes write about what’s going on in your life that is exciting, make people laugh and to make up characters.

     

    I also like reading. When it’s a story and it’s exciting or you read a book about crafts you can learn to make something.

     

    What do you do for fun?

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  • Eminence Elementary School Student of the Week: Jayden Kruer

    Jayden Kruer is  a 1st grader at

    Eminence Elementary School.

     

    Where are you from?

    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

     

    What is your favorite subject?

    I like to read books.

     

    What do you do for fun?

    I like to play outside and go down the slide.

     

    What do you want to do when you grow up?

    I want to be a teacher. I like to help people.

     

    What kind of music do you like?

    Dance music.

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  • Campbellsburg Elementary School Student of the Week: Logan Rice

    Logan is a 5th grader at Campbellsburg Elementary.

     

    Are you looking forward to middle school?

    Kind of, I don’t know if I am prepared for it. I don’t feel confident yet. I don’t know how I am going to do with all of those classes.

    What do you do for fun?

    I play with my brother. We ride bikes and play with our dog.

    What pets do you have?

    A lot of fish. We have mollies and goldfish. We also have a dog named cookie.

    What is your favorite subject?

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  • Eastern Elementary School Student of the Week Ray Trippett

    Ray is a 5th grader at Eastern.

     

    Are you looking forward to middle school?

    Yes, I’m looking forward to going to a bigger school and making new friends.

    What’s your favorite subject?

    Math it is the easiest subject. I understand numbers really well. I like long division most of all.

    What do you do for fun?

    I like to play sports. I play baseball, basketball and football.

    What are your favorite teams?

    Miami Heat, UofK,  N.Y. Yankees, Ravens and the Jets.

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  • FFA summer highlights

    Submitted
    The FFA chapter headed off to the Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg. Twenty-three chapters from all over Kentucky attended holding 319 students and advisors! Students attended officer classes, special interest classes and athletics for a week full of fun!

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  • Sydney Armstrong
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  • Rashaad Goodloe

    Rashaad Jamaal Goodloe, a 2008 honor graduate of Shelby County High School, graduated from University of Louisville on May 11, 2013. He received his bachelors of science degree with a major in biology and psychology and a minor concentration in cellular and molecular physiology.
    He is the son of Oliver and Melody Goodloe of Shelbyville.
    Grandparents are Mrs. Dicey White Cochran, Shelbyville; Delores Lindsay, Louisville; Mr. William H. Goodloe, New Castle; and the late Mare E. Goodloe.
    His future plans are to attend medical school.

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  • Gabe Adams

    Gabe Adams, son of Jon and Sarah Adams of Bethlehem, was one of 20 seventh grade students selected across the U.S. to attend the Summer Science Sleuths at Duke University in Durham, N.C. He was awarded a full camp scholarship to attend a two-week residential camp focusing on science from June 16-29. Summer Science Sleuths at Duke is presented by the Duke Center for Science Education through a grant from the Hartwell Foundation.

     

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  • HCPS Perfect Attendance awards
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