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Education

  • Facebook and BookMyne apps are now available

    Have you seen the new library search app on the Marion County Public Library’s Facebook page? If you haven’t tried it yet, you are in for a wonderful surprise. It’s the easy way for you to access the library while staying connected within Facebook.

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  • 8 MCHS students chosen for GSP, 1 selected for GSA

    Eight Marion County High School students have been chosen to participate in the Governor's Scholars Program this summer. They are Abby Blandford, Joey Costello, Joe Ben Curtis, Natalie Mattingly, Lauren Farmer, Sarah Spalding, Brooklynn Russell, Bailey Spalding. Rebecca Taylor was chosen as an alternate.

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  • Patriot Pride

    Lebanon Middle School was recently named one of the 2013 Kentucky Schools to Watch. There are currently only 13 schools statewide and 400 schools nationally that have achieved this honor. It puts LMS in an elite group of schools that have proven to be “academically excellent.”
    The Schools to Watch program is part of an initiative developed and guided by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform.

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  • Board chairman: ‘We accomplished nothing’

    The Marion County Board of Education, principals, teachers, school councils and parents gathered together April 23 at Marion County High School to review each school’s improvement plan. After more than two hours of presentations and discussion, Board Chairman Michael Mullins said he was “extremely disappointed” with the meeting.

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  • 4-24-13 School Menus

    BREAKFAST
    Monday, April 29: Pancake and sausage on a stick w/maple syrup and toast or assorted cereal and toast, peaches, variety of juice, milk.
    Tuesday, April 30: Granola breakfast cookie and two toast or assorted cereal and two toast, fruit cocktail, variety of juice, milk.
    Wednesday, May 1: Scrambled eggs and two toast or assorted cereal and two toast, grapes, variety of juice, milk.
    Thursday, May 2: Milk gravy and biscuit or cereal and toast, orange wedges, variety of juice, milk.

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  • 4-24-13 Marion County High School Students of the Month
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  • Faculty, staff and students receive end-of-year awards

     

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  • NAACP seeking scholarship applicants

    The Marion County Chapter of the NAACP is pleased to announce that it will be awarding two scholarships to Marion County High School seniors in 2013.
    The deadline to submit applications is May 15. One scholarship will be provided by the Marion County Chapter of the NAACP. The other scholarship will be provided by family members of the late Verda Calhoun, who was a long-term president of the Marion County NAACP. Each scholarship is $500.
    For more information or an application, contact Jerry Evans at (270) 692-5579.

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  • Truth and Consequences
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  • WMES students experience the Middle East

    Each week, Debbie Burdette’s first grade class at West Marion Elementary School get an up close view of what it’s like thousands of miles away in Kuwait.
    But, more importantly, first-grader Daniel Turner gets an email from his dad.
    Daniel’s dad, Carl R. Turner Jr., has been in Kuwait since June. He provides armed personal security for top U.S. military officials and U.S. diplomats traveling through the country. Recently, Carl began sending Daniel and his class emails each week with photos he takes of people, animals and places in Kuwait.

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