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Education

Glasscock and Calvary Elementary honor rolls

GLASSCOCK ELEMENTARY
The following Glasscock Elementary School students earned the honor roll for the first nine weeks of the 2017-18 school year:
First honor roll
Kindergarten:
Mrs. Hutchins - Raegen Wright, Aiden Brock, Joshua Crawford, Veda Logsdon, Lilly Wray, and Athena Wright.
Mrs. Smothers - Sawyer Blair, Logan Carrico, Abigail Collopy, Liam Green, Nathan Greenwell, Silas Huff, Hudson Kirkland, Bobby Mays, Katelyn Minor, Braylon Railley, Brookelynn Riggs, Dahlia Ward, and Jalyssa Wohner.

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FBLA participates in ‘5 A Day’ campaign to register organ donors

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Marion County FFA attends 90th National FFA Convention

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WMES PAGES of the Month

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11-15-17 Marion County Student Ambassador

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Dog Paddling Across the Bluegrass

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School board begins search for architect

A year after the recallable nickel was passed in Marion County, the Marion County Board of Education took the first step toward putting that additional revenue to use during its regular monthly meeting Thursday. The board voted to advertise for requests for proposals for architect services. In other words, the board is going to search for and hire an architect.

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Drop your drawers at the library

Amy Morgeson
Marion County Public Library Director

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MCHS hosts third annual Manufacturing Day

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Attention all agricultural and natural resource students

On the evening of Dec. 1, the Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter of Soil and Water Conservation Society (SWCS) will present the $1000 Bailey/Zimmerman Scholarship, and $1000 Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter Scholarship. Students eligible are undergraduate agriculture or natural resource students enrolled in a college or university in Kentucky during the fall of 2017. Current high school students taking college credits are not eligible.

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