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Education

  • School Menus

    Jan. 30-Feb. 3
    * Menus subject to change due to weather and delivery.

    BREAKFAST
    ST. EDWARD SCHOOL
    MONDAY: Choice of: Cinnamon Crumb Cake or cereal and yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    TUESDAY: Choice of: Nutrigrain or cereal and yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    WEDNESDAY: Choice of: Breakfast pizza or cereal or Pop-tart; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    THURSDAY: Choice of: Mini cinnis or cereal or Pop-tart with yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.

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  • St. Edward’s Knights of Columbus
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  • HCMS Reading Counts Top Readers
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  • Honor Roll

    HCMS
    The Harrison County Middle School Honor Roll for the second nine-weeks includes:
    All A’s
    Elizabeth    Allison, Jordan Banks,  Blaine Biddle, Logan Biddle, Kendall Box,  Ella Cash, Rachel Clifford, Ryan Cochran, Katie Coghill, Alaina Coppage, Devin Covert, Ava Craig, Allen Crump, Isaiah Dahmer,  Laci Davis, Emily Davis, Alec Davisson, Madison Denniston, Kenzie Fister, Shelby Foxworth, Trent Fry, Jason Gant, Trenton Gerstein, Liza Gossett;

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  • School Menus

    Jan. 23-27
    * Menus subject to change due to weather and delivery.

    BREAKFAST
    ST. EDWARD SCHOOL
    MONDAY: Choice of: Breakfast slider or cereal and yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    TUESDAY: Choice of: pancake sausage or cereal and yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    WEDNESDAY: Choice of: Chicken n’waffle or cereal and string cheese; fruit, choice of milk or juice.
    THURSDAY: Choice of: Breakfast bun or cereal or Poptart with yogurt; fruit, choice of milk or juice.

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  • 2017 District 7 Middle School Honors Band
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  • Honor Roll

    EASTSIDE
    ELEMENTARY
    The Eastside Elementary Honor Roll for the second term includes:

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  • KCTCS joins national emergency and disaster group

    When a crisis strikes on campus, it could require a response many colleges and universities might not be equipped to handle alone. This is not limited to small schools. Higher education institutions such as Harvard University, University of Oregon, University of Virginia and Virginia Tech have all signed the National Intercollegiate Mutual Aid Agreement (NIMAA). Now, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System has joined this impressive group. As of last summer, 26 institutions of higher ed had signed on to help each other during a crisis.

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  • Georgetown Project Linus Make-a-Blanket Day set to help children in need

    The North Central Kentucky Chapter of Project Linus will kick-off a new year of helping children in need with a Project Linus Make-A-Blanket Day on Feb. 18.
    Area quilters of all skill levels are invited to participate in the event, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Georgetown.

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  • Seventeen reasons to attend a KCTCS College in 2017

    Many Kentuckians are thinking about beginning or returning to college this year. To help them make that decision, here are 17 reasons to attend a KCTCS college in 2017.
    • KCTCS has the lowest tuition in Kentucky – less than half the cost of four-year universities.
    • Our colleges are close to home. There is a KCTCS college within a 30-minute drive of 95 percent of all Kentuckians.
    • You’d be in good company. We are Kentucky’s largest provider of postsecondary education. Nearly half of all undergrads in Kentucky attend KCTCS.

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