Children excitedly filled a colorful room Thursday of the Radcliff Resource Center as they ran to play with toys and musical instruments.
The lessons taught by Lakewood Elementary School teacher Billy Staples went well beyond a textbook or computer screen.
With the stresses of school, both local districts have implemented therapy dogs in different capacities to help ease tensions on students and staff members.
The Hardin County COVID-19 incidence rate as of last Thursday was 43.6 and per procedures put in place Aug. 10, Hardin County Schools students, staff, and guests are not required to wear masks inside buildings on district property but are highly encouraged to do so this week as school resume…
When students return to school next week, a new traffic pattern is being implemented during the afternoon at Elizabethtown High School.
After a few different delays and problems during the construction, which pushed back the opening, the new East Hardin Middle School building will be welcome students and staff on Oct. 18.
East Hardin Middle School students will begin learning in their new school building Oct. 18.
Despite the pandemic and other challenges, students in Hardin and neighboring counties have continued to earn their GEDs.
A partnership with Elizabethtown Independent Schools and LaRue County Schools has led to more opportunities for students from both districts.
Allison Scherer, currently an assistant principal at James T. Alton Middle School, will be the school’s new principal. The JTA Site-Based Decision-Making Council unanimously voted to appoint Scherer to that role.
In order to take advantage of the outdoors, a preschool teacher has been working on the “Bruins Nest” for Cecilia Valley Elementary School students.
Seventy-six 2021 high school graduates from the area have been named Senator Jeff Green Scholars by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority. To earn this honor, a student must achieve a 4.0 grade point average each year of high school and score at least a 28 composite on the ACT.
Donations to Elizabethtown Community and Technical College’s University Center campaign will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $250,000 thanks to anonymous donors through Central Kentucky Community Foundation.
Several area marching bands made their way to Clarksville, Tennessee over the weekend to perform in the Bands of America Central Tennessee Regional Competition.
After almost two years, marching bands in Hardin County and around the area are back in full force after changes and cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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