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Education

  • BROCK NAMED YPA WINNER

    Brittany Brock is the Grant County High School Youth Performance Award winner for December.


    She is a junior at GCHS and is the daughter of Todd and Jolene Brock.
    Extra-curricular activities: Some of my extra-curricular activities are the Grant County High School Dance team, gymnastics and vice president of the Future Business Leaders of America.


    Community involvement: A few examples of my community service are the GCHS print shop, the school store, trash pickup and dance camp for pre-k through eighth grade.

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  • GCMS students conduct annual holiday food drive

    The Grant County Middle School students and staff recently held their annual canned food drive to help families in need during the holidays. 
    In five days the students collected 2,512 canned and box food items to donate to Helping Hands in Williamstown.  Barb Jones, GCMS student council sponsor, urged all students and staff to “do what you can” to help those needing our help during the holiday season. 

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  • WES student becomes ‘Principal For A Day’

    It’s not everyday that 8-year-old Nolan O’Connor dresses in a sharp lavender collared shirt and a tie and patrols the Williamstown Elementary hallways.
    Then again, the third grader also is not always in charge of the entire school.
    Nolan recently took over the reigns of principal for the day from David Poer after winning the opportunity at the fall festival auction.
    “I’m more like the vice principal,” said Nolan, admitting he doesn’t quite have the same powers as a real principal.

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  • NOTEWORTHY:

    Local students accepted
    to Union College for 2013

    Several local students have been accepted to attend Union College for the fall semester of 2013.
    Those students are:
    • Cassidy Clayton of Williamstown
    • Madyson True of Dry Ridge
    • Ivory McGuire of Corinth
    • Mackenzie Tucker of Dry Ridge
    • Alexandra Prokopchak of Williamstown
    • Forrest Schmitt of Crittenden
     

    Grant students involved
    in EKU honors program

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  • Star Students 12-13-12

    Wyatt Winkle
    Wyatt Winkle is the WES Headstart Student of the Week. He is in Pam Mullin’s class. “Wyatt has worked hard to meet his goals for the beginning of school. He has become very independent and is a joy to have in the classroom.” said Mullins.

    Wyatt’s favorite thing about school is painting.

    His favorite book is SpongeBob “find it” book. His favorite thing to do as a family is playing outside.
     


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  • SHERMAN ELEMENTARY NOVEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
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  • GCHS presents Hay Read to elementary students

    The Hay Read program was recently offered to all first, second and third grade Grant County students.

    Students involved in the Career and Technical along with their advisors provided sessions centered around the book “Caps For Sale” along with a first hand look at some of the programs that the career and technical center offer.

    The elementary students also had the chance to visit with some farm animals.

    Other educational programs were offered by the Grant County Public Library and the Grant County Sheriff’s Department.

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  • Mason-Corinth Elementary go on adventures in community
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  • Gather round the campfire at WES
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  • Grant County Middle students get in touch with their native side

    Grant County Middle School eighth grade students in conjunction with Lamar Fowler, Extension Agent for 4-H and Youth Development and the Grant County 4-H completed a wigwam.

    The students assisted Fowler in constructing the wigwam at the outdoor classroom/wetlands at Grant County Middle School.

    The students that participated were a part of Social Studies teacher, Jamey Dalzell’s, skills and enrichment class.

    The students had previously studied Native American cultures as part of the eighth grade Social Studies core content.

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