Youth

Bradley named to Kansas honor roll

Ben Bradley of Shelbyville was named to the honor roll for the School of Pharmacy at the University of Campus for the fall semester.

Shelby students accepted to Sullivan

Shelby County Public Schools

Saturday – U of L Engineering Expo for talented and gifted students from Collins High and Shelby County High. Theywill be entering the Rocketry contests and the Rube Goldberg machine contest as well as taking part in various hands-on activities at U of L Speed School of Engineering.

Monday

Elementary schools – Breakfast: Mini Pancakes, WG Blueberry Muffin, Variety of Cereal, Juice, Fresh Fruit and Milk; Entrées: Fiestada Pizza, WG Corn Dog; Sides: Cooker Carrots, Tater Tots, Fresh Pear/Pineapple Tidbits, Milk; condiments: Ketchup, Mustard

Shelby County High School has won a $3,000 grant from the National Football League and National Dairy Council to promote physical fitness and healthy eating.

Christina Olsson, the youth services center coordinator, applied for the grant, which provides $2,000 for nutrition and $1,000 for fitness. She is coordinating plans to help students sample healthier foods and to acquire new exercise equipment.

Wright Elementary had won a similar grant, and SCHS Assistant Principal Henry Robbins, who had worked on that bid while at Wright, helped with the application.