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Belinda Furman
Guest Columns

Building relationships takes time, but worth the effort

Belinda Furman -
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Grant County's Belinda Furman, the 2018 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year, says it takes a lot of effort to build relationships with students, but it's vital for students to succeed.
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

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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...
Althea Hurt, the principal at Meadow View Elementary School (Hardin County), talks with 5th-grade student Michael Meanor and his mother, Angela, during a stop by the school's Care-A-Van. The Care-A-Van makes home visits to students who are setting a good example for their classmates and rewards them for a job well done. Photo submitted, Feb. 15, 2017
Features

Care-A-Van carries rewards to deserving students

Mike Marsee -
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Teachers and administrators at a Hardin County elementary school are paying some of their best students a visit to recognize them for a job well done.
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