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Education

Marion County schools are ‘proficient’

Marion County Public Schools are improving, according to the latest K-PREP scores, which were released Friday by the Kentucky Department of Education.
The district’s overall score rose from 68.5 in 2012-13 to 69.6 in 2013-14.
Based on its score, Marion County is considered a proficient school district, and it placed in the 82nd percentile, which means it is among the top 20 percent of public school districts in Kentucky.
The average district score statewide was 68.7 for 2013-14, which was up from 64.3 the previous year.

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Evans appointed to school board

Jerry Evans has been appointed to fill the vacant District 5 seat on the Marion County Board of Education.

"It's gong to be a challenging assignment, but I feel I am equal to the task," Evans said. "I will try to stay focused on the fact that it's all about the youth."

Superintendent Taylora Schosser announced Friday via email that she received word that Evans had been appointed.

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Marion FFA participates in regional competition

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Tech students tour Montebello Packaging

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10-1-14 School Menus

Breakfast
MCHS Additional Menu Item: assorted Pop-tart or cereal bar grab and go breakfast served in lobby daily
Wednesday, Oct. 1 - Scrambled eggs and toast or assorted cereal and toast, strawberry cup, pineapple, juice and milk
Thursday, Oct. 2 - Build your own parfait and toast or cereal and toast, peaches or strawberry cup, juice and milk
Friday, Oct. 3 - Milk gravy and biscuit or cereal and toast, peaches, apples and a juice and milk
Lunch
Elementary schools

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Weber enrolls at Centre

Brett Weber of Gravel Switch has enrolled this year at Centre College. The Class of 2018 is the largest incoming class in Centre’s history, setting records for size, academic strength, geographic reach and diversity.
Weber is the son of Stephanie and Stephen Weber of Gravel Switch and is a graduate of Home School.
Founded in 1819, Centre College has been a Forbes top-15 college/university in the South four years in a row, and a U.S. News top-ranked national liberal arts college. Centre is also included in Colleges That Change Lives.

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HOSA students participate in Pulse of Surgery program

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Nelson sings National Anthem

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Sallee, Marples, Goodin make football all conference team

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Students encouraged to enter art and writing contest

The Marion County Conservation District would like to encourage all Marion County art students in first through fifth grades and writing students in the sixth through 12th grades to participate in the annual Jim Claypool Conservation Art and the Conservation Writing Essay Contest. In the past years, participation has declined. The Marion County Conservation District wants the future generation to realize the importance of soil by expressing their ideas and thoughts of what they can do to help to protect the soil and how they benefit from it each and every day.

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