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Education

  • NOTEWORTHY

    Bowling makes Dean’s List at GCTC
    Karen Bowling has been named to the Dean’s List at Gateway Community and Technical College for the 2012 fall semester.
    To be eligible for the Dean’s List, students must attain a grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.

     

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  • Star Students

    Chase Courtney is the WES Head Start a.m. Student of the Week. He is in Pam Mullin’s and Janet Griffith’s class. His favorite thing about school is going to the gym. His favorite book is  the Curious George Christmas book. His favorite thing to do as a family is go to the park.

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  • Williamstown Middle School Culture Fair
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  • UPCOMING:


    Williamstown-Grant Preschool
    sets open enrollment
    The Grant County-Williamstown Head Start/Preschool will have open enrollment for the 2013-2014 school year from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment only. The dates are April 18, April 23, April 25, April 30 and May 2. Eligibility is determined by state and federal guidelines. Universal screening for all children. For more information, contact the program at 824-4174.

    Williamstown Band Boosters to host
    Taste of Williamstown on May 11

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  • Got talent? GCMS does

    The Grant County Middle School students recently showed their skills at the GCMS Talent Show.

    The performing artists included dance, gymnastics, singing, guitar playing and the drums in their routines. The winners were:

    • Entertainer of the Year (Top
    Performance) – Shane Drew

    • Singing Solo– Haley Bryan
    Second place – Alvin Morris
    Third place – Tie  Devany Stroude and Carley Renee Thomas

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  • GCMS students learn science is entertaining, useful

    The Grant County Middle School the annual science fair and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineeering and Mathematics) night recently. The goal was to incorporate science, technology, engineering and math and to inform the students of careers that have some of those elements in them and to engage the students in activities in each area.

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  • Williamstown participates in Digital Learning Day

    Williamstown teachers, staff and even a few students got technologically advanced as part of Digital Learning Day.
    The national campaign that shines a spotlight on successful instructional practice and effective use of technology in classrooms took place Feb. 6.

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  • Williamstown participates in Digital Learning Day

    Williamstown teachers, staff and even a few students got technologically advanced as part of Digital Learning Day.
    The national campaign that shines a spotlight on successful instructional practice and effective use of technology in classrooms took place Feb. 6.
    To participate, Williamstown Independent Schools took part in a QR code scavenger hunt throughout the school using an Ipad to learn new digital teaching tools.

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  • Star Students


    Colton Carpenter  
    Colton Carpenter is the WES Headstart a.m. Student of the Week. He is in Pam Mullin’s and Janet Griffith’s class. “Colton loves to write stories and draws the pictures to go with them. He then reads them to the class,” Mullins said.
    His favorite thing about school is making friends and playing. His favorite book is ‘The Cat In The Hat’. His favorite thing to do as a family is go to the park.

    Logan McCowan

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  • NOTEWORTHY

    Clark to travel to D.C.
    for environement forum
    Jordan Clark, of Crittenden, a student at Grant County High School has been selected to represent Kentucky as a National Youth Delegate at the 2013 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment at George Mason University.

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