Among almost 15,000 students within the Hardin County Schools district, 25 are homeless or in inadequate housing situations.
The Hardin County Board of Education approved at its Thursday meeting student apprenticeship opportunities within the district.
Full-time staff at Hardin County Schools will receive a one percent cost of living payment in December, but not a raise.
On Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear gave an executive order for additional COVID-19 restrictions, including closing schools.
The Greater Knox Coding Academy at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is accepting applications for its second session, which starts Feb. 16 in a new learning space.
Since the spring, support professionals, which include secretaries, classroom aides, cafeteria workers, maintenance workers, bus drivers and other support positions, have been working in and out of both school districts to keep a variety of services running.
Franklin Crossroads Baptist Church in Cecilia has been using its space for local students during the school week.
Elizabethtown Independent, LaRue County and Hardin County schools students will continue with virtual instruction through next week as COVID-19 cases continue to rise locally.
Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence named several Kentucky public schools as educational “bright spots,” including two schools in Hardin County Schools.
Teachers in both districts in the county are using their previous experience in different military branches into their educational careers.
Teachers from all districts and across all grade levels are getting back into full nontraditional instruction since it was last used this past spring.
In addition to its school sites, Hardin County Schools will have food available for its students at 25 locations throughout the county starting Wednesday.
Area high school students interested in applying for a nomination to one of our nation’s five military service academies face a deadline this week.
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is hosting a job skills program regarding soft skills.
The Hardin County Schools Board of Education will have two new faces as the new year comes in.
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