Education

More than 500 students, parents and community members attended the annual Titan Fall Festival fundraiser Nov. 11 to participate in games, bid on baskets and ultimately raise money for Robert B. Turner students.
Tanya Cook, treasurer of the Parent Teacher Organization, said the fall festival is something that’s been held every year since Robert B. Turner opened in 2002.
“It gets bigger and better every year,” she said. “By six o’ clock, it was booming.”

Five students from ACMS were selected to perform at the Kentucky American Choral Directors’ Association (KYACDA) Honor Choir.  
This is the first time ACMS has had students audition for this choir in recent years. Students selected performed difficult music and worked with nationally recognized choral teachers.
Two students were selected for the fifth and sixth grade children’s choir, and three students were selected for the SSA junior high choir.
 

Anderson County Schools was one of five Kentucky districts to be designated as a member of the College Board’s second annual AP District Honor Roll for significant gains in Advanced Placement access and student performance.
The AP District Honor Roll nationally recognizes and acknowledges districts’ successes and efforts to expand AP access, performance and commitment to increasing student achievement.
Only 367 districts were selected nationwide this year. Inclusion on the second annual AP District Honor Roll is based on the following criteria: