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Youth

  • Red Ribbon week

    East Middle School Missiles formed the shape of a red ribbon loop in support of Red Ribbon Week. This photograph was taken by Principal Christine Powell and Assistant Principal Myron Montgomery, who were high above in the bucket of a fire truck. "The kids loved it! It made them proud to be drug and alcohol free!" said Jaime Kayrouz, student assistance counselor.

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  • Memorial moment

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  • Honor rolls: Cornerstone Christian Academy

    Term 1

    First grade

    George Edwards, Kayla Robertaccio, Katy Jo Self, Kevin Gomez, Gracie Roberts, Kenneth Baker, David Bates, Jude Taylor, Ayden Morris

    All A’s: Marissa Weaver, Leon Jordan, Lizzie Sorrell, Isaiah Rock, Xavier Jones, Miranda Shepherd.

     

    Second grade

    Nathan Tucker, Elaina Moody, Ava Spellman, Paul Welch, Zac Whitt

    All A’s: Zoe Maxwell, Maggie Burke, Zach Szuba, Ryan Lee, Alex Wright, Jack Gibson

     

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  • ‘Bean’ me up

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  • Shelby Chef wins Silver Ladle Award

    Shelby County High School senior Nathan Myatt won the prestigious Silver Ladle Award at the Church of Annunciation Chili Cook-Off. Nathan, a culinary arts student at SCHS, used some of the principles and techniques he has learned in class to develop his own “secret” chili recipe. Nathan’s chili beat out 20 competitors. Nathan’s culinary arts teacher, Kelli Cauley, described his efforts as brilliant, stating “this student has a way of blending spices together to make a masterpiece.”

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  • Scrubbing away germs

    Angela Roberts with the American Red Cross and her friend, "Scrubby Bear," educate the kindergarten classes at Clear Creek Elementary about ways to keep from spreading germs in the classroom and at home. Scrubby is always a welcome guest, according to Teresa Roberson, Family Resource Center coordinator.

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  • Sleepy Hollow

    SCHS Theatre presented The Legend of Sleepy Hollowat on Nov. 4 and 5. On Nov. 12 the cast and crew traveled to Madisonville to perform at the Glema Mahr Fine Arts Center for the Kentucky Theatre Association High School Play Festival. The cast received a Judges Discretionary Award for Most Innovative Play. Paige Campbell was named to the All-Star cast.

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  • Say cheese

    The Smile KY program visited several public elementary schools in October. All students received dental education and a goodie bag. At Southside Elementary, 101 were screened, including these children showing off their smiles (from left) Derek Evans, Stone Smith, Alyse Miller, Abigail Vincente and Analyssa Wooten.

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  • Honor rolls: Heritage Elementary

    First Term

    Third grade

    Cole Atkinson, Erin Bannister, Kristen Blakeman, Kayle Bowman, Mackenzie Burgin, Jayda Cardwell, Natalie Clark, Gunner Clay, Andrew Conley, Ella Corley, James Coursey, Lucy Craig, Connor Grissom, Clay Harris, Kristin King, Pariz Klemz, Brayden Lafollette, David Marlin, Trayton Mckinley, Cameron Miller, Mallory Moses, Hunter Nalley, Bradlee Pentecost, Sydnee Pyles, Leah Rome, Danny Satterley, Zachary Tabor, Katie Tapia, Calob Wolfe, Valerie Wright.

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  • On campus: Emily Rodgers

    Emily Rodgers, a 2010 graduate of SCHS made the dean’s list at Sullivan College of Technology and Design for the summer quarter of 2011. She has satisfactorily completed requirements leading to a quarterly grade-point average between 3.5 or above. She is the daughter of Bob and Paula Bryant of Waddy.

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