HISEVILLE — Steve Newberry, president and CEO of Commonwealth Broadcasting Company, presented Hiseville Elementary School a monetary donation for the playground fund. Principal John Stith and PTO officers Letitia Hughes and Tracy Sherfey accept the check from Newberry. Hiseville PTO officers, parents, students and staff have raised $15,000 to purchase new playground equipment. Hiseville School, with the assistance of Hiseville PTO, continues to raise funds to renovate the existing equipment with a goal to raise an additional $15,000 to start construction of an updated playground. Newberry is a native of the Hiseville area. Pictured are Newberry, principal John Stith and PTO officers Letitia Hughes and Tracy Sherfey. Also pictured are students: Chloe Sherfey, Katherine Morgan, Megan Railey, Mariah Hughes, Malena Hughes, Jonathon London, Charlie Sherfey, Chris Railey and Donovan London. For more information or to make a donation to the playground fund, call 453-2611.
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Lego Leaguers build talents
Students from schools in the Glasgow district proved they can have fun while learning and competing.
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‘Project Elfinator’ to buy gifts for seniors
Colin and Cameron Campbell have a big task ahead of them this week.
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Schedule for 2012-13 year approved
The Glasgow Board of Education had a full agenda Monday night during its regular monthly meeting, including saying good-bye to the district’s successful high school football coach.
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Pedigo sworn as new board member
The Barren County School Board now has a female majority following the swearing in of new board member Michelle Pedigo at the beginning of Thursday night’s regular board meeting.
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District extends testing to improve performance
One area school district is working to improve student career and college readiness results by increasing the number of opportunities students have to take certain tests that measure their progress toward those readiness benchmarks.
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BCHS launches college application week
Barren County High School had 125 seniors, from the “GEAR UP Class of 2012,” fill out 263 college applications in one day recently.
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School musicians recognized for ability
Young musicians from the area can be proud of their performances after a large majority of them returned home with honors from a recent competition.
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Award tells story of success
A Barren County school was named as a top 10 recipient of a new state educational award last week that used criteria such as student achievement, school safety, leadership within the building and staff working conditions in the selection process.
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GHS has roof over head
The majority of new construction at Glasgow High School is now under roof with only the kitchen and cafeteria areas remaining to be covered.
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AFTERNOON UPDATE: GMS starts sneaker recycling program at Friday's game
he Glasgow Middle School Green Team is hosting a sneaker recycling drive.
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