In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Patty Gentry for all she does to support our FRYSCs!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Stephanie Decker for all she does to support students at Hiseville Elementary!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Brandi Kinslow and Amanda Morgan for all they do to support students at Park City and Red Cross!
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So proud of this young man! Evan has been interning at Houchens since the end of November. Two weeks ago, he was hired for a part-time position, and today was his first official day as a paid employee! He is on his way to being transition-ready by the end of the school year!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Lorie Ryan for all she does to support students at Barren County Middle School!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Shelly Thomas and Carrie Fisher for all they do to support students at the Trojan Academy and Barren County High School!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Felicia Montgomery and Whitney Wood for all they do to support students at Eastern and North Jackson!
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📚 Effective study habits can reduce stress and improve learning. Here are some tips: create a dedicated study space, take regular breaks, and review notes daily. What’s your top study tip? 📚
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Barren County Schools was recognized for the success of our Kindergarten Readiness Program at the Live United Awards and Community Celebration on February 6, 2025. While the regional kindergarten readiness average is 51%, Barren County is at 70%. United Way has been a huge supporter of Barren County’s Kindergarten Readiness Camp for several years. What an awesome community partner!
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February is Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month, and we’re shining a light on the E-Commerce pathway at Barren County High School! In this program, students develop skills in digital marketing, online business management, and entrepreneurship—preparing them for the fast-paced world of online commerce. BCHS students are future-ready thanks to CTE!
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In honor of FRYSC Appreciation Week, we want to thank Dana Salley and Ashley Seeley for all they do to support students at Austin Tracy and Temple Hill!
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In honor of Black History Month, we recognize Hiseville native, Luska Joseph Twyman. Twyman became Kentucky's first African American mayor in 1968 when he was elected in Glasgow. He also served as principal of Ralph Bunch School, contributing significantly to education and civil rights in the community. Twyman's legacy reminds us that leadership, perseverance, and education can create lasting change.
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BCHS is hiring! Our high school is looking for a full-time custodian to join the team! Enjoy a supportive work environment with excellent benefits! Please share with those who might be interested! Click to apply: https://barrenctyky.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=4794
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In honor of Random Acts of Kindness Week, the Youth Service Center is collaborating with the SADD Club and Green Team to host a week-long multicultural event to promote kindness across different nationalities. A big thank you to WBKO for sharing this story with the community: https://www.wbko.com/2025/02/10/barren-county-students-celebrate-cultural-diversity-during-special-week-long-event/
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Our kindergarten teachers are committed to building strong literacy foundations for our youngest learners! Through hands-on activities and research-based strategies, our educators are gaining new tools to enhance early literacy instruction and set students up for success. A big thank you to Green River Regional Educational Cooperative for leading this professional development session!
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A huge THANK YOU to the Barren County Sheriff’s Department and the Glasgow Police Department for braving the rain this morning (and every morning!) to keep traffic flowing safely around our schools. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed, and we appreciate everything you do for our students, staff, and community.
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From managing marketing campaigns to building financial literacy, students in the business and marketing pathway are gaining the tools they need to thrive in the business world. Whether they aspire to be entrepreneurs, accountants, or marketing professionals, BCHS is helping them turn dreams into reality!
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It's FRYSC Appreciation Week! Be sure to let your Family Resource Youth Service Center coordinators know how much you appreciate them! Our FRYSCs do amazing work, supporting our students and their families!
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The Barren County Healthcare Scholarship is NOW OPEN! The scholarship is available to 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 BCHS graduates working toward a healthcare-related degree. Applications are due by March 31st. Click here to view the application: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UAmomVjSE0ua-mHUn6yzqQU72iOJHCO2/view?usp=sharing
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A big thank you to WNKY for shining a light on the work of our school counselors last week! Check out the story here: https://www.wnky.com/barren-county-schools-celebrates-national-school-counseling-week/
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