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  • CES presents end of the year awards

     

    Campbellsville Elementary School recently presented its students with end of the year awards.

    Fourth-grade dance team member is Taliyah Hazelwood.

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  • CES presents end of the year awards

     

    Campbellsville Elementary School recently presented its students with end of the year awards.

    Those receiving Great Leaps awards are Alexus Whitehouse, Logan Phillips, Dustin Wade, Alexis English, Brianna Pipes and Nicholas Combs.

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  • CES presents end of the year awards

     

    Campbellsville Elementary School recently presented its students with end of the year awards.

    Those receiving art awards are Devon Lakins, Hannah Hall, Savanna Brockman, Jimmy Russell and Cole Kidwell.

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  • CES presents end of the year awards

     

    Campbellsville Elementary School recently presented its students with end of the year awards.

    Those who made the All A honor roll all school year were Zaria Cowan, Aleah Knifley, Haley Morris, Arren Hash, Gracyne Hash, Bailey Smith, Lauryn Agathen, Sydney Wilson, Savanna Brockman, Shelby Smith, Kaleigh Hunt, Alli Wilson, Madison Lyons, Gavin Johnson, Kameron Smith, John Orberson, Cole Kidwell, Bailey Thompson and Taliyah Hazelwood.

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  • Superintendent gets top rating

     

    Calen McKinney

    reporter@cknj.com

    Campbellsville Independent School System's top official is doing a top job, according to School Board members.

    Campbellsville School Board members met in closed session on Monday night to evaluate Superintendent Mike Deaton.

    After discussing his evaluation for about an hour and 20 minutes, Board Chair Pat Hall said members ranked Deaton's overall performance as a 4 on a scale of 4.

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  • Anderson County teachers honored at CU

     

    Anderson County School System teachers, from left, receive Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Awards from Dr. Brenda Priddy, dean of the School of Education, far left, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, far right.

    From left are Sharon Jackman, instructional superintendent; Ginger Shely Warren of Anderson County Middle School; Jennifer Darmsteadt of Turner Elementary School; and Gina Fultz, principal of Anderson County Middle School.

    Warren received her Bachelor of Arts in English from CU in 2000.

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  • Green County teachers honored at CU

     

    Green School System teachers, from left, Diane Haselwood of Green County Middle School and Ginny Lynn Scott of Green County Primary School receive Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Awards from Dr. Brenda Priddy, dean of the School of Education, far left, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, far right.

    Scott is a 1999 Taylor County High School graduate and a 2005 CU graduate.

    Haselwood graduated from CU in 1985.

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  • Lincoln County teachers honored at CU

     

    Lincoln County School System teachers receive Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Awards from Dr. Brenda Priddy, dean of the School of Education, second from left, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, far right.

    Teachers, beginning fourth from left, include Jade Ashley Morton of Lincoln County High School, Kendra Stamper Funkhouser of Lincoln County Middle School and Jennifer Lynn Smith of McKinney Elementary School. At far left is Don Leigh, principal of McKinney Elementary School.

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  • Scott County teachers honored at CU

     

    Scott County School System teachers receive Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Awards from Dr. Brenda Priddy, dean of the School of Education, far left, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, far right.

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  • Conservation District receives PRIDE grant

     

    Taylor County Conservation District received its first PRIDE grant this year and used the funds to buy trees and recycling containers.

    Since Taylor County's public school systems already have recycling containers, the Conservation District focused on providing containers for the private schools in the county.

    Recycling containers were distributed to Bethel Christian Academy, Kentucky Christian Academy and the Campbellsville Christian Church Center for Education.

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