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Veterans embody the definition of courage

“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.”- Billy Graham

When you think of courage, who do you think of?
The first names that may pop up in your head could be your parents, your older siblings, your grandparents or others of that same manner.

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Clemons recognized for educating students on voting process with mock election

Grant County youth were able to express their opinion on the presidential election by voting in a mock election.
Juniors and seniors at Grant County High School and Williamstown High School cast their ballots on old machines in a mock election set up by Grant County Clerk Tabatha Clemons.

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MULLIGAN NAMED YPA WINNER

Grant Mulligan of Williamstown is the Grant County High School Youth Performance Award winner for October.
He is a senior at GCHS and is the son of Jodi and Troy Mulligan.
Extra-curricular activities: I am involved in technology student association, youth advisory board, teen court and the health education center explorers program.
Community involvement: I am involved in the volunteering at Miracle League Special Needs Baseball program, March of Dimes and Mt. Olivet Christian Church.

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SHERMAN ELEMENTARY OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

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MCE students attend Career Fest

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Dry Ridge Elementary Fall Fest

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Project Lead the Way selects Grant County High School engineering program, teacher as 2016 ‘Program of Excellence’

Project Lead the Way (PLTW), the nation’s leading provider of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs, has named its state Programs of Excellence. Selected for engineering was Grant County High School’s program, headed by teacher, Chastity Rohan. Grant County’s program was the single honoree chosen from 73 similar programs throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

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Grant County Board of Education issues favorable evaluation of superintendent

The Grant County Board of Education has completed their annual, 2015-2016 evaluation of Grant County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Ron Livingood.
The review utilized a new evaluation instrument known as the “Superintendent Professional Growth and Effectiveness System.”
This new, rigorous assessment tool requires the Superintendent to provide comprehensive documentation of performance and effectiveness in each of seven areas, then employs a rubric to assist board members in scoring the results.

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CMZ HOSTS DADS, DUDES AND DONUTS

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WES students get presidential

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