Nelson County School District

Posted on July 27, 2008

Internationally respected educator speaking for opening day

Paula Statman, an award-winning author and internationally respected educator recognized for her groundbreaking efforts in parent education, will be the keynote speaker when the staff of the Nelson County School District come together Monday, Aug. 4 at NCHS for opening-day activities.

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Posted on July 23, 2008

Phillip Mattingly honored as ‘Fred’ finalist at KASA conference

Propelled forward by quiet dignity and the free-ranging habit of helping others, Phillip Mattingly took the stage Friday, July 18 at the Galt House in Louisville to accept his award as a Fred Award finalist.

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Posted on July 18, 2008

New Haven School names new principal

New Haven School has a new principal, but the newness has a very familiar ring to it.  

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Posted on June 9, 2008

KnowHow2GOKy aims to improve college access, success

Students and teachers from across the state joined state leaders on the steps of the Capitol May 29 for a rally to launch KnowHow2GOKy, a multiyear, public service media outreach designed to encourage more Kentuckians to plan, enroll and succeed in college.

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Posted on May 28, 2008

Students selected for summer programs

While most students are getting ready for a welcome respite from school work this summer, four Nelson County High School juniors are getting set for the opposite type adventure.

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Posted on May 27, 2008

Instructional assistant, chef on Travel Channel

Amonda Riley, an instructional assistant at Old Kentucky Home Middle School and a certified chef, can add “national television star” to her résumé.

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Posted on May 22, 2008

NHS student wins ‘Ought To Be A Law’ contest

Shanna thought, “There ought to be a law.” So she wrote one.

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Posted on May 22, 2008

BMS students 'travel' Underground Railroad

Running in the halls took on new meaning for students and teachers alike, Wednesday, May 21, at Bloomfield Middle School.