The role of many of the bus drivers around the county has changed in the last few weeks.
Gov. Andy Beshear signed a bill Wednesday giving unlimited non-traditional instruction days to districts as needed.
Meals for students attending Hardin County Schools over spring break will be available Friday.
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Schools in Kentucky are no longer required to complete this year’s standardized testing.
Reading books is not only a great way to pass the time at home, it’s also central to learning. Locals are trying to read stories for children at home on online platforms.
Hardin County Schools discontinued breakfast hour service during the district’s extended break resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, but still will offer a morning meal for its at-home student population.
Hardin County Schools announced this morning in a social media post that beginning Tuesday it will no longer serve breakfast or deliver breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. during the district's extended break for the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Keegan Watts, a senior at Elizabethtown High School, he has learned consistency and determination is key.
While students in all grade levels work during the non-traditional instrucÂtion days, preschool teachers face uniÂque challenges with the youngest school group.
Starting July 1 for the 2020-21 academic year, LaRue County High School assistant principal Travis Gay take over as the new principal.
According to population estimates and percentages from the United States Census Bureau website, there are about 27,000 people in Hardin County younger than 18 years old.
Hardin County Schools Board of Education conducted their regular meeting Thursday night, this time with at least six feet between each other.
Though Fort Knox ComÂmunity Schools announced they will offer free grab-and-go breakfast and lunch for all children ages birth to 18 beginning Monday, meals were served Wednesday through Friday last week as post leaders led the way.
Hardin County Schools continue to refine services for students and families as the extended leave from school continues.
An unusually sparse ElizaÂbethtown InÂdepenÂdent School board meeting was held Monday night with board members sitting in different chairs around the room to maintain proper distance as a result of COVID-19.
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