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Guest Columns

Honoring Sophia by helping a wish come true

Mary Kay Connolly, Melanie Roberts and Regina Melvin - August 22, 2017

The teachers and students at one Boone County school turned their grief of losing one student into a schoolwide project - and learning experience - to help someone else.

Students and family members of Maurice Bowling Middle School (Owen County) recently created a ceramic tile mosaic as a part of their Leader in Me program. The mosaic consists of 150 4-inch by 4-inch tiles and is approximately 40-inches by 60-inches. The tiles were affixed to plywood and hang in the school. Submitted photo by Anderson Sunda

Visual & Performing Arts

Owen County teacher connects visual art to Leader in Me

Anderson C. Sunda - April 6, 2017

By Anderson C. Sunda anderson.sunda@owen.kyschools.us "Set your course by the stars, not by the lights of every passing ship.” That was the message of a recent...

Leadership

Superintendent Spotlight: Casey Henderson, Hickman County

Brenna Kelly - May 5, 2016

There is a lot to celebrate in the Hickman County school district at all levels. It has been recognized as a Distinguished school district,...

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Leader in Me Symposium

Susan Riddell - February 13, 2014

A Leader in Me Symposium is being held March 4-5 in Bowling Green, KY. Participants will see firsthand how two Kentucky schools are using...

Susan Yusk demonstrates the varying densities of Coke and Diet Coke with a floating experiment at W.R. McNeal Elementary School (Warren County). Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 24, 2012

Features

Blue Ribbon school focuses on bringing out the leader in each...

Susan Riddell - April 10, 2012

McNeill Elementary builds strong leaders in district*wide effort.

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