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Youth

  • Collins FFA students advance to state

    Collins High School had 18 students to represent the school’s FFA at the regional contest that took place at Gallatin County Hugh School.

    Superior first- and superior second-place recipients will represent the region at the State FFA convention in June.

    Those students were Spencer Hammond, superior first; Taylor Nash, superior first; Sarah Eades, superior second; Heather Rogers, superior second; Carrie Jacoby, superior second; Abby Boone, superior second.

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  • Collins FFA students advance to state

    Collins High School had 18 students to represent the school’s FFA at the regional contest that took place at Gallatin County Hugh School.

    Superior first- and superior second-place recipients will represent the region at the State FFA convention in June.

    Those students were Spencer Hammond, superior first; Taylor Nash, superior first; Sarah Eades, superior second; Heather Rogers, superior second; Carrie Jacoby, superior second; Abby Boone, superior second.

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  • Talking about careers

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  • Calendar: Corpus Christi Academy

    Thursday – Crazy Shoe Day!

    May 11 – May procession and crowning of Mary statue

    May 28 – Memorial day – no school

    May 29 – Graduation of seniors/mass/reception

    May 31 – Last day of school and field day – noon dismissal

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  • School menus: 04-27-12
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  • SkillsUSA regional winners

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  • 18 Collins students in FFA contest

    Eighteen students represented Collins High School FFA at the regional contest that took place at Gallatin County Hugh School. Superior, first and second-place recipients will represent the region at the state FFA convention in June.

    Superior first: Spencer Hammond and Taylor

    Superior second: Sarah Eades, Heather Rogers, Carrie Jacoby and Abby Boone.

    Superior rating: Nancy Cottrell, Rachael Reeder, Sarah Jacoby.

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  • Martin wins tech scholarship

    Pat Weber (left) presented Shelby County Area Technology Automotive student Joseph Martin the $5,000 Ohio Technical College Scholarship that he received at the SkillsUSA Regional Competition held at Elizabethtown KCTCS.  Ohio Technical College has always been a big supporter of Skills USA and for the past 4 years in Kentucky’s regional and state competitions in automotive, diesel, collision repair and refinishing.

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  • East and West Middle earn awards at KUNA

    Shelby County students attended KUNA (Kentucky United Nations Assembly) in March at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Louisville.

    The West Middle proposal writers representing Indonesia and the Philippines wrote and presented proposals on ending child prostitution and AIDS.  The West Middle proposal, representing Indonesia, was passed in the United Nations summit sessions.

    The East Middle ambassadors represented Spain with a proposal on ending desertification.

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  • Painted Stone student is essay winner

    Kentucky Retired Teachers Association/AARP Grandparent Essay winner is Caeli Harp from Painted Stone Elementary.

    She is in Pam Pickens’ homeroom, and Nick Edwards is her writing teacher.

    “The winner last year was from Edwards' room, also,” Coordinator Marie Wright said. “I'm very pleased at the effort put forth by Nick. Obviously he's doing something right to have two winners in a row!”

    Caeli will be honored at the Shelby County Retired Teachers meeting on June 7.

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