Education

Green County Area Technology students competed at Health Occupation Students of America state leadership conference March 6-9 in Louisville. Students from Taylor County participated.

HOSA is a national student-lead organization that gives students the opportunity to learn about health related careers and leadership skills. More than 1,000 students competed at the conference and are all seeking education in health care and a future in the medical field.

There are more than 55 competitive events in which students can prepare and compete.

Campbellsville Middle School Beta Club members Blair Lamb placed first in the special talent competition and Jeremiah Jackson placed third in the essay competition at the recent Beta Club convention.

Both students are eligible to move on to national competition in Mobile, Ala., in June.

Campbellsville Elementary School recently named its Students of the Week.

They are, front, from left, Austin Gilpin, Mia Keen, MaKayla Dudley, Skyler Castellano, Angelica Seng and Queenandra Dunn.

Second row, Nate Mitchell, Alexus Whitehouse, Karlee Rakel, Skyler Olinski and Ethan Bates.

Third row, Connor Rinehart, Konner Forbis, Brooklyn Davis, Faith Jimenez, Erika Neal and Jasmine Davis.

Back, Levi Sallee, Belle Brown, Jasmine Francis, Bryson Karr, Tyreece Washington.

Taylor County High School recently named its Students of the Week for the week of Feb. 25 through March 4.

They are, from left, freshman Cameron Wright, sophomore John Moore, junior Shelby Carney and senior Justin Vale.