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Education

  • Middle School March students of the month
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  • Board of Ed weighs options for after school, wrap-around services

    Parents will need to rethink pick up and drop off schedules for students enrolled in one or all of the wrap-around, daycare and after school programs for the upcoming school year.
    After weighing three options for relocating after school services, the board of education voted 4-0 at its April 16 meeting to allow the ECC to be licensed to include daycare and after school care for students.

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  • Education briefs: 4-11-12

    Local students accept merit-based
    scholarships to Eastern Kentucky
    Four Lawrenceburg students accepted merit-based scholarships to attend Eastern Kentucky University.
    These students include Chelsea Lane, presidential scholarship; Matthew Sprague, founders scholarship; Bronston Mitchell, presidential scholarship; and Scarlett Sullivan, regents scholarship

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  • Saffell Street names students to honor roll

    Saffell Street Elementary released its honor roll for the third nine weeks.
    Fourth grade

    Shields

    All A
    Jaelyn Thompson

    A/B Honor Roll
    Serena Bruneaux
    Kamryn Carmickle
    Carver Chapman
    Gabe Clark
    Bia Kinney
    Kalista Newton
    Tyler Rice
    Emma Van Hook

    Dadisman

    All A
    Anna Foley
    Fiona Gabhart
    Linda McNulty
    Kaylee Scales-Conklin
    Brody Wells

    A/B Honor Roll

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  • Turner releases honor roll

    Robert B. Turner Elementary released its third grading period honor roll. Students include:

    Third Grade

    Mrs. Hutton

    All A’s
    Alex Agostinelli
    Brady Driskell
    Zachary Edwards
    Shelby Ford
    Knox Garland
    Tristan Gee
    Jonathan Olmsted
    Logan Ritchie

    All A’s and B’s
    Tucker Chambers
    McKenlee Corbin
    Maddi Darnell
    Hannah Hardin
    David Jennings
    Jadyn Kinnard
    Kody Rodarmel
    Porscha Russell

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  • Harmony hive sings for Board of Education
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  • Mrs. Knight’s sixth grade helps tornado victims
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  • Portrait of a Lawrenceburg fifth grader as a young artist

    Leawna Isham, 10, simply put her head in her hands when asked what she would do if she broke both of her hands tomorrow, eliminating her favorite hobby — drawing.
    That, and she said she would throw “the world’s largest tantrum.”
    The Saffell Street Elementary fifth grader loves to draw, especially characters in anime, a particular and popular Japanese animation featured in numerous television shows in Asia, as well as in the Western world.

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  • Students get jump start on college through dual-credit program

    The dual-credit program allows high school students to get a taste of college academics without having to leave home.
    Or, in some cases, without having to leave their high school classrooms.
    This is the first year that high school juniors — specifically those who have met the college readiness benchmarks on the ACT or COMPASS exams — can sign up for dual-credit courses and attend the local college, or take them on-campus at the high school.   

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  • Education briefs: 4-4-12

    Two named to Berea College dean’s list
    Sara Sundean and Destiny White of Lawrenceburg have been named to the fall 2011 dean’s list at Berea College.
    A student is named to the dean’s list who achieves a GPA of 3.2 or higher for a minimum course load equivalent to 16 semester hours.

    Lawrenceburg student competes in state electrical construction competition

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