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School

  • LCA hosted E-waste recycling event

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    Leitchfield Christian Academy high school students hosted an Electronic Waste Recycling project on Nov. 19, 2011. It was the first such recycling effort in Grayson County.

    After discovering the massive burden on landfills that electronic waste produces, and learning of stiff regulations regarding disposal, LCA students began to seek ways to help our community recycle electronic waste safely and securely.

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  • Logsdon scholarship funded for 2012

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  • Bolton graduates from Morehead State U

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    Christina Bolton of Leitchfield graduated from Morehead State University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree during the 2011 Fall Commencement ceremony.
    At Morehead State University, boasts of a  safe campus environment that is welcoming and student-friendly with a quality, affordable education in a student-focused learning environment.

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  • GCMS Academic team heads to state

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    The Grayson County Middle School Future Problem Team and Seth Cardwell will represent GCMS at the State Governors Cup Competition March 10-12.
    In regional competition Feb. 4 at Breckinridge County Middle School, Future Problem Solving won first place. Seth Cardwell won second place in social studies and third place in science.
    Also representing GCMS at region in written composition and written assessment were three eighth grade students: Cole Manion in mathematics, Sam Embry in language arts, and Shelby Watkins in written composition.

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  • Swinging open the GATE to new worlds

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    “When I grow up I want to be an actress,” or “an astronaut” or maybe even “the president.” They may be dreams of the young, but students in the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program often get to experience those “want to be’s” right inside the classroom. Specialized units coordinated by GATE teacher Teresa Blain bring the arts, science, government, and much more into the world of Grayson County GATE students each week, as she works with 115 elementary and 87 middle school students across the district.

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  • HOSA week begins

    Grayson County Judge-executive Gary Logsdon proclaimed HOSA week for Nov. 13-19. HOSA members pictured are Aaron Geary, Tori Dennis, Whitney Embry, Brooke Bratcher and Kaleb Jaggers. HOSA will conduct programs on Juvenile Diabetes this week.

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  • Veterans honored at GC high school

    Love of country and sacrifices made for freedom were the focus of ceremonies held at every Grayson County school on Veterans Day.
    Local decorated veteran Mike Baker shared his experiences during multiple tours of Iraq and Afghanistan with students at Grayson County High School.

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  • ECTC and WKU expand partnership

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    Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and Western Kentucky University have signed a joint admissions agreement that will offer students a seamless pathway to a four-year degree.
    The Joint Admissions/Joint Enrollment Initiative allows students to be admitted to ECTC and WKU at the same time, giving them access to a full range of services from both institutions.
    The goals of the partnership include:
    • Eliminating barriers for students in attaining their educational goals

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  • St. Paul School top readers

    Josh Milliner, Gabriel Mudd and Spencer Sharp were required to read books to earn at least 25 points for the first nine week of school in Joan Butterworth’s class. Each of hthe boys read books worth more than 50 points. They received several prizes and encouragement from Mrs. Karen.

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  • GCMS all As honor roll for first trimester

    GCMS first nine weeks honor roll
    All As
    Sixth Grade

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