At West Point Independent Schools board meeting Tuesday in the school library, Chairman Edward Moore choked back tears as he read off the action item to begin negotiations to merge with Hardin County Schools.
St. James Catholic Regional School held its second community breakfast Tuesday in celebration of Catholic Schools Week at the school.
A parent satisfaction survey is online as a follow-up to the Hardin County Schools’ three-year strategic plan presented by Superintendent Teresa Morgan at the Decemeber school board meeting.
T.K. Stone Middle School’s Paw Mart is open for business.
Kentucky, one of the few states with a bill to teach financial literacy, is looking to update the bill’s requirements.
On Friday morning, members of the Rineyville Optimist Club stopped by two schools for one purpose: to alleviate school lunch debt.
Elizabethtown Independent Schools Board of Education approved the new comprehensive district improvement plan Tuesday night at the board meeting.
About 2:30 p.m., students at Woodland Elementary School in Radcliff may be looking forward to relax at home after a hard day of learning. But for a couple dozen of them, the work continues in the community.
Two guests came to the Hardin County Schools board meeting to discuss concerns with a bus stop.
As negotiations near for a potential merger of West Point Independent Schools and Hardin County Schools, the fate of West Point high school students who attend Elizabethtown High School could be up in the air.
The Central Kentucky Community Foundation will host a Scholarship Central Workshop on Tuesday at the Home of Philanthropy Community Hall at 200 Jim Owen Drive in Elizabethtown next to the Hardin County Public Library main branch.
At North Hardin High School, four seniors are pitting the high school classes against each other to help ease school lunch debt.
A letter sent home today with West Point Independent School District students details opening negotiations to possibly merge with Hardin County Schools.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College has created a new association for parents to learn more about its students and the college.
Hardin County Schools Superintendent Teresa Morgan presented the district’s three-year strategic plan last month to the Hardin County Board of Education at a board meeting, finalizing a plan after nearly a year of meetings with district administrators, classified staff, certified staff, p…
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