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Education

Helium blimps, rockets and robots

First, there were the air rockets.
Now high school students are moving onto blimps, constructing small-scale models of aircraft made of craft wire, clothes hangers, pipe cleaners and tissue paper to fill with helium and test to see if they are flight-worthy.
STEM instructor James Stuerzenberger is in his first year of overseeing the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) program on the Anderson County High School campus, but it’s not his first year of teaching students the art of constructing simple machines.

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The word doctors will see you now

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High school freshmen give back

The freshman class at the Anderson County High School completed several community service projects around Anderson County last Thursday morning while sophomores and seniors were completing standardized tests.

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Student receives High School Leader award during Youth Salute

Emma Harris of Anderson County received the “High School Leader” award in the 2013 Youth Salute held May 5 at Asbury University, according to a news release.
The 33rd awards ceremony honored 692 high school juniors from 45 high schools in Central Kentucky. A top Youth Leader was named for each high school, as well as “Youth Leaders of the Year.”
A lunch and leadership seminar was held for all the students the same day as the awards ceremony.

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Adult Learning Center to host ‘Spellabration’

The Anderson County Adult Learning Center will hold a “Spellabration” fundraiser Sept. 28 from 2-5 p.m. at First Christian Church on Main Street, according to a news release.

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Academy students visit historical landmarks

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Marching band receives second at Shelby Co. competition

The Anderson County marching band placed second out of five bands in the 4A division during the Shelby County marching band competition held last weekend. The band received best color guard and percussion in its class and lost to first place band John Hardin by 1/10th of a point, according to band director Patrick Brady. Fourteen groups competed, and the Anderson County marching band received overall effect award.

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All aboard the ‘candy train’ at the Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg

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Sen. Rand Paul representative visits with school board

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Education briefs: 9-4-13

The Anderson County school board approved the following personnel action during its Aug. 26 meeting.

Hired, certified
Amber Ashburn, district-wide substitute teacher
Randy Beasley, ECC preschool teacher
Elizabeth Cowden, ACHS teacher
Bryan Flachbart, ACHS assistant principal
Michelle Fleck, district-wide substitute teacher
Dustin Fore, ACHS assistant principal
Heather Hardin, AMS Future Problem Solving Coach
Delana Hendrix, Ward teacher
Mindy Insko, ACHS teacher

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