HCHS BETA CLUB INDUCTION #weareharrison #betadistrictofdistinction
2023 HCHS MADRIGAL DINNER - kudos to the Choir, Culinary Arts and the Art Club for a magical holiday evening!
#weareharrison
Ms. Judy and Ms. Earlywine were recognized today by MCTC president Dr. McCullough for their service to students in the area! Congratulations to our wonderful HCHS counselors!
Hadley Hatfield and her her teacher Stephanie Taylor from Eastside along with Jenny Lynn Hatter presented Habit #3 first things to the Board members at the meeting on November 28, 2023.
Agness Mcdowell Farm Operators presented Harrison County Board of Education a Check at the Board Meeting on November 28, 2023.
"Winter is approaching! Stay informed about closures and updates though various channels. Check local news, official websites, and community alerts for the latest information. Stay warm and safe!"
Happy Thanksgiving from Harrison County Schools.
Harrison County Board of Education 11.28.2023 Meeting Agenda:
https://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=79&PublicMeetingID=43643&AgencyTypeID=
Esports State Tournament Bracket, Go HC!
There will be no school Wednesday November 22, 2023-Friday November 24, 2023. Enjoy your Thanksgiving Break.
Harrison County Esports has confirmation now that their Super Smash Team is going to the State Tournament! This is their First year as a team! Their First Match is November 29!
Harrison County Varsity Esports League of Legends is currently number 3 in the state.
They go on to compete in the state playoffs starting December 5th, Goodluck to them!
The Harrison County School District would like to thank the Cynthiana Police Department and other local agencies for their amazing work in identifying and neutralizing today's threat. Working together our community is better able to provide for the safety of all citizens including our students and staff. You can read more about today's events on the Cynthiana PD's Facebook page at this link. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/VZq3bsGKyqvoAckP/?mibextid=DNZUvx
Very late in the school day today Wednesday. November 15, 2023 Local law enforcement alerted us to a threat near the hilltop. In response, Harrison County Schools quickly enacted comprehensive safety protocols, including rerouting transportation, implementing walking restrictions, and making adjustments to after-school activities. The details of these actions were communicated as promptly as possible to all staff, students, and the community. We are anticipating updates from the Cynthiana Police Department, and we expect the situation to be resolved today. As new information emerges, updates will be provided. We appreciate your patience and swift responses from parents, staff, and the community, emphasizing that the safety of Harrison County Students remains our top priority.
For safety purposes after school activities that start immediately after the school day end will continue as normal. Activities that start after 4 of which you would return to the school to participate in will be canceled.
We have been notified by law enforcement of a community situation that has prompted the implementation of safety measures for students. The message indicates that, as of this afternoon, specific guidelines will be followed until further guidance is received from the local law enforcement. Here is a breakdown of the information:
Transportation: Busses will still be transporting students as normal but they will follow rerouted paths which could cause a delayed drop-off.
Walking Restriction: No Students will be allowed to walk, This is to ensure that students are kept within a controlled and secure environment. Parents of Middle School and High School walkers may pick up their student at the school or they will be released when the all clear is given.
The decision to implement these measures is based on prioritizing the safety of the student population in the community. It is important to follow the guidelines until further information or guidance is provided by local law enforcement. We will keep you informed.
The HCHS cheerleaders brought home a region title this weekend. It has been 7 years since they have won a region title. They are headed to compete for a State championship on December 8th, 2023!
Kelly Whalen organized the Host a Vet event for all 6th grade gold team students. On Friday they had the opportunity to video conference with two Ky Veterans & learned about their time during deployment. The Ky History Society made this event possible for all school districts across the commonwealth.
Harrison County would like to thank all the Veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country.
Harrison County's Deeper Learning team collaborates on the HC Profile of a Learner with UK's Center for Next Generation Leadership at CKEC in Lexington today.
