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| Anyone having questions or needing assistance in enrolling a youth placed in Foster Care within the Harlan County Public School System please contact: Gina Stewart, Foster Care Contact, Harlan County Public Schools, 606-574-2020 (ext 3530) |
| Lincoln Memorial University has offered to allow any HCHS junior or senior to enroll in Biology 151 Gross Anatomy totally free of charge. This will be dual credit class. Students must have a 3.2 GPA. If you are interested in taking this class in the fall, you must contact your counselor at HCHS by August 4, 2020. HCHS can address questions you may have concerning the class. |
| Harlan County High School is pleased to announce that honors classes for freshmen and sophomores will be available for virtual learning. Virtual learning registration is taking place Wednesday, August 5th and Thursday, August 6th at the school between 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. |
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For information about Virtual School, please visit our 'Virtual School' page located at http://harlan.kyschools.us/virtualschool.html. You will find announcements, letters and guidance, Odyssware logins, family and staff resources, school contact information and more.
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Harlan County High School
Dual Credit Sign-Ups and Black Board Training
Friday, August 21st:
All 11 & 12 grade students that are registered for DC classes must make an appointment to attend these training sessions by calling 606-574-2020 Ext. 3500 prior to Friday, August 21st.
Note: Attached is an online admissions form from Southeast Community & Technical College. In order to take Dual Credit Classes, all NEW students to the DC program must apply for admissions to KCTCS (admissions form does not apply to students who were enrolled in DC classes during the 2019-2020 school year). Please fill application out and submit it before Friday, August 21st. If you have problems or concerns, a southeast representative will be here to assist you on Friday.
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| Harlan County High School
Vocational Sign-Ups
Wednesday, August 26th:
All 11 & 12 grade students that are registered for Vocational classes that will be returning to in-person classes after September 28th must attend an orientation at Kentucky Career and Technical College on the Harlan Campus on Wednesday, August 26th. To schedule an appointment, contact Heather Lewis at 606-589-3026 by Tuesday August 25th. |
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Harlan County Schools Food Service is pleased to announce plans to provide meals to our students during the on- going pandemic. Click here for more details and to sign up for meal delivery or pick up. Five days of breakfasts and and lunches will be available for delivery or pick up on Mondays while students attend virtually. As always, if you have questions you can contact Central Office. A form should be completed for each child enrolled in the Harlan County School District. If unable to complete the online survey, please contact your school office at your earliest convenience to schedule your meal delivery/pick up. More detailed information is included in the link provided.
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CHROMEBOOK DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION -
The Harlan County Public Schools will begin distributing limited electronic devices on Monday, August 24th, to students and families who have no access for the virtual learning program.
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Harlan County Schools Superintendent Brent Roark and a team of administrators, students, a teacher and a parent will hold a Facebook live discussion on Tuesday, August 25th at 11 a.m. about the district’s back to school plans. The broadcast will also be recorded and available for viewing at your convenience. “We realize that our students, parents and staff have questions about the upcoming school year. It begins virtually on August 31st,” said Roark. “We’ve never started a school year without parents and students meeting with their teachers in advance at open house and reporting to classes on the first day of school,” he said. “We know we will have a few bumps, but we want to make this experience as easy as possible. Therefore, I believe it is imperative that we take advantage of this opportunity to share important information everyone needs to know." The discussion will include various topics all designed to assist you in understanding what will be taking place as classes begin.
As always, anyone with specific questions should contact their child’s school.
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