Black History fact:

 As Black History Month comes to an end on the calendar, it will never come to an end in life. Black Americans will continue to excel and do great things that go down history. History books are big enough for all to be included. We will not be denied inclusion.

 The Amen House will be having a Project Prom Dress. You can shop for a prom dress and more, at no cost! See Mrs. Pfost or Mrs. Albensi for details.

 Seniors- This Friday is the deadline to complete all Pathful activities to get a special reward on March 11^th.  Make sure you are checking your email for updates.

GUIDANCE INFORMATION

Attention Seniors!! Please be sure and check out our scholarships page at schs.cards.  We have many local, regional and national scholarships posted. Updated weekly.

Black History fact:

 Today in Black History we acknowledge our own, assistant principal, Artie Trent. Trent was a 2000 graduate of Scott County High School. He played on Coach McKee’s initial football team. After high school Trent spent four years in the US Marines and then went on to earn a degree in education from Georgetown College. Trent taught and coached at Caudill Middle in Richmond, Ky for several years. Trent returned home in 2019 and became an assistant football coach at Georgetown Middle School before accepting a teaching position in special education, elevating to assistant principal, and becoming linebacker coach at his Alma Mata. He is currently working on his doctorate degree. Mr. Trent, we salute you!

 The Amen House will be having a Project Prom Dress. You can shop for a prom dress and more, at no cost! See Mrs. Pfost or Mrs. Albensi for details.

 Seniors- This Friday is the deadline to complete all Pathful activities to get a special reward on March 11^th.  Make sure you are checking your email for updates.

GUIDANCE INFORMATION

Attention Seniors!! Please be sure and check out our scholarships page at schs.cards.  We have many local, regional and national scholarships posted. Updated weekly.

Black History fact:

Hiram Revels of Mississippi became the first African American senator in 1870. Born in North Carolina in 1827, Revels attended Knox College in Illinois and later served a minister of the African Methodist Church in Baltimore, Maryland.

Tonight, our girls’ basketball team plays in their first district matchup against Henry Clay at 6:00. B team theme is Red Out. Come support your cards, wear red, and sit in the student section behind the home bench!

The Amen House will be having a Project Prom Dress. You can shop for a prom dress and more, at no cost! See Mrs. Pfost or Mrs. Albensi for details.

Seniors- This Friday is the deadline to complete all Pathful activities to get a special reward on March 11^th.  Make sure you are checking your email for updates.

GUIDANCE INFORMATION

Attention Seniors!! Please be sure and check out our scholarships page at schs.cards.  We have many local, regional and national scholarships posted. Updated weekly.