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Travis Manion / Character Does Matter Guest Speaker
The TRAVIS MANION FOUNDATION sent speakers to talk to our students about the 911 HERO’S WALK and the “IF NOT ME, THEN WHO” movement.
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MLK Essay, Visual Arts Contests
Hopkins County students in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to participate in an Essay Contest and Visual Arts Contest organized as part of Hopkins County’s 36th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
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CTC Hosts Adult Guitar Building Class
Hopkins County Career and Technology Center will host a guitar building class for adults in the manufacturing department this fall. The class is an opportunity for adults to build their own electric guitar, while supporting future STEM Guitar students in our high schools.
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District Tops State Average in Reading, Math Proficiency
Hopkins County Schools’ students topped the state average in proficiency in the key areas of reading and math at every level, under state assessment results released by the Kentucky Department of Education on Sept. 26. Graduation rates are additional cause for celebration. Kentucky is transitioning to a new accountability model.
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Academy moves to the CTC
Hopkins County Schools Academy students will report to a new location when school starts this week. The Academy is moving to an open area at the Career and Technology Center.
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Employees of the Year 2017-2018
Hopkins County Schools honored its 2017-2018 Employees of the Year this morning during #TeamHopkins Day.
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Jones Named Director of Facilities
George Jones has been selected as Director of Facilities for Hopkins County Schools. He has worked for the district for the past six years, most recently as maintenance manager.
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Invitation to Bid
Hopkins County Board of Education is receiving sealed bids for a walk-in freezer/cooler for West Broadway Elementary and a dishwasher and booster heater for Jesse Stuart Elementary.
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Applications Available for Senior Early College
In partnership with Madisonville Community College, Hopkins County Schools will be offering an opportunity for students entering the 12th grade at Hopkins County Central High School or Madisonville North Hopkins High School to begin their college experience while still enrolled in high school.
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Board Seeking Proposals to Purchase 3233 Grapevine Road Property
The Hopkins County Board of Education is seeking proposals to purchase surplus property. Bid proposal packages to purchase 3233 Grapevine Road property and structure are available weekdays at the Central Office, 320 S. Seminary, Madisonville.
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Belcher Named Director of Assessment
Andy Belcher has been selected as Director of Assessment for Hopkins County Schools. He has served as an administrator in the district for 17 years, most recently as guidance counselor at James Madison Middle School.
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Zimmer Selected as District Teacher Consultant
Michael Zimmer has been named district teacher consultant for Hopkins County Schools. Zimmer, who has a 15-year career in education, has been curriculum coordinator at Madisonville North Hopkins High School for the past six years.
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Bauer Named Grapevine Principal
Steven Bauer, a former teacher at Grapevine Elementary, has been selected to return to the school as principal.
