Harrison County Schools is committed to partnering with parents and families to improve student learning and achievement.
Your feedback will help us:
• Evaluate our current Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Improve communication with families
• Plan meaningful parent and family engagement activities
• Identify and address barriers that prevent families from participating
• Identify resources and support families need to help their children learn
• Strengthen the partnership between schools, families, and the community
• Determine how parent feedback should be used to improve our Title I program
If you have a child in elementary school, please take a few minutes to complete this survey.
Survey Link: District Parent & Family Engagement Survey
These two terms are often used interchangeably, but they have very different meanings in Kentucky schools and under Kentucky law. Understanding the difference can help families better support their child's attendance and academic success.
Take a few minutes to read our latest newsletter to learn how each is defined, why attendance matters, and what it means for students and families.
#EveryDayCounts #AttendanceMatters #HarrisonCountySchools #BePresent #StudentSuccess
Happy National IT Professionals Day to our school district's amazing tech team! 🚀🖥️They keep our classrooms connected, our data secure, and our school systems moving forward. Thank you for your endless patience, problem-solving, and dedication to our students and staff! 👏📚
The wait is over, Breds! 🐎💛❤️ Get ready to line the streets and celebrate Harrison County Homecoming!
📍 Parade starts at 6:00 PM
📍 Starting & ending at Harrison County High School
➡️ Down S. Hill on Church Street
⬅️ Left onto Bridge Street
➡️ Right onto Main Street
➡️ Right onto Pleasant Street
➡️ Right onto Church Street
🏁 Back to HCHS!
Bring your family, your friends, and your Bred pride and help us make tonight’s parade one to remember! 🎉🐎
WE ARE HARRISON! ❤️
Students, Parents, Staff and Community,
Please read this important message regarding current online social media threats.
To share clear attendance information, the DPP office will share a monthly newsletter. The August 2026 Newsletter explains the HC Attendance policy and important information and forms about absences.
Note: The Board Chairman may provide public comments prior to the Board’s vote to set the 2026–2027 property tax rate.
https://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=79&PublicMeetingID=55424&AgencyTypeID=
Reminder: The first day of Pre-School for Harrison County Students is August 24, 2026.
