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Today's News

  • Looking Back: March 25, 2011

    Information was gathered from previous years of The Shelby Sentinel, The Shelby News and The Sentinel-News. You can reach the writer at sharonw@sentinelnews.com.

     

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  • KDCO state competition

    Collins High School dance team took part in the KDCO state competition, finishing sixth in state on Hip Hop and Open Categories. Taylor Scroggin (back row from left), Patrice Peterman, Sydney Catlett, Jill Stella, Katie Usher and Morgan Isenberg; (front row) co-captain Chelsea Stewart, coach Hilary Crucet and co-captain Hannah Murphy.

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  • Life science

    Sara Barbour's seventh-grade Life Science class at Cornerstone Christian Academy dissected baby sharks in science lab.

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  • Engineering skills

    E-Night at Martha Layne Collins High School on March 1 was all about engineering and the problem-solving skills under way in the Project Lead The Way class. Teacher Terri Henry had students create skills stations where visitors tested their own thought processes to meet the challenge.

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  • Shelby student meets Hammond

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  • Math competitors

    The East Middle MathCounts team competed at Frankfort Christian Academy in February. The team members are (from left) Brandon Hobbs, Luke Hedges, Jeron Russell, Nolan Hughes, Abby Betts and Emma Saarinen. Emma placed sixth and Nolan placed 10th (out of 80 participants). Emma will compete at the state level in March.

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  • Music students honored

    The following students participated in the Kentucky Music Educators' Association Solo and Ensemble Contest on March 5.

    Proficient Soloists: Delaney Boone - Soprano Solo, freshman; Matthew Folsom - Bass Solo, junior

    Distinguished Soloists: Jackie Hobbs - Soprano Solo, sophomore; Taylor Royse - Soprano Solo, sophomore; Katie Vogel - Soprano Solo, freshman.

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  • Optimist oratorical contest to be April 13

    The Shelby County Optimist Club is encouraging area students to speak their minds about the topic "If I Were Leader of the Free World, the First Issue I Would Address Would be..." as part of the Optimist International Oratorical Contest for 2011

    The Optimist Club will judge the local students' speeches based on content and presentation to determine the top winners. Winners will receive medallions at the club level and the winning speeches will be sent to the district level for the opportunity to win college scholarships.

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  • Music students earn honors

    The District Solo and Ensemble Orchestra Festival was held by the Kentucky Music Educators Association. Several Proficient and Distinguished scores were earned by Shelby County Public Schools students.

     

    East Middle Band

    Distinguished Solos: Nolan Hughes, Ben Greenwell, Grant Gartland, Hunter Ceralde, Meagan Cosper, Erin Bailey, Caroline Shy, Alexis Smith

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  • Applications available for 2011-12 Young Leaders

    A select group of sophomores who attend school in Shelby County will have the opportunity to participate in the Young Leaders Institute, a leadership development class coordinated through the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce.

    The program is open to students who attend Shelby County Public Schools and Cornerstone Christian Academy - or who live in Shelby County and attend a neighboring private school or home school.

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