Exciting news, Harlan County families! 🎉 Do you have a four-year-old ready for an amazing learning adventure?
The Harlan County Child Development Center is accepting registration interest forms for our inaugural class of four-year-old students, opening August 2025! 🏫📚
Give your child the best start with our new program housed at James A. Cawood Elementary School.
Don't miss out – spots are limited!
➡️ Complete your Registration Interest Form today: https://forms.gle/q4YnmyxrH7NkNhmx8
Got questions?
Call Leah Coots at (606) 573-4330 or Kim Saylor at (606) 573-1950.
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Be prepared for the start of kindergarten !
ATTENTION CURRENT 6TH GRADE PARENTS/GUARDIANS
Please make sure your child has an updated Kentucky Certificate of Immunization (Shot Record) and the KENTUCKY PREVENTATIVE HEALH CARE FORM (Physical) are on file at your child’s school before the seventh grade year begins. These forms are required by the Kentucky Department of Education.
TORNADO RELIEF COLLECTIONS CONTINUING UNTIL 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY
We are continuing to collect tornado relief items for our neighbors in Laurel County through 10 a.m. Wednesday. Collections are slow so we will not leave with the items until 10 a.m. on Wednesday from the Central Office parking lot.
Please reference yesterday's post for more information:
The Harlan County School District is collecting emergency essentials for the tornado victims impacted by the horrific destruction. We will be stuffing our Black Bear box truck beginning this afternoon. The urgent need is for gift cards, plastic totes with lids, bungee cords, contractor trash bags, rakes, portable non perishable snacks such as nabs, protein bars, beef jerky, candy bars, cakes, etc.. Gift cards should be grocery cards, fast food restaurants, Lowe's, 84 Lumber, Walmart, etc.. No canned food and no clothing will be accepted. Buses will be parked at Cumberland and Evarts Elementary by the end of school today. The buses will be clearly marked with donation signs. Gift cards should be dropped at central office only between 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Wednesday. We are working with the Southeast /South Central Educational cooperative for this relief effort. They are on the ground in Laurel County assisting.
It is time to register for preschool! Use the QR Code to register for the inaugural class of the Harlan County Child Development Center. Register today as spots are limited!
The Harlan County School District is collecting emergency essentials for the tornado victims impacted by the horrific destruction.
We will be stuffing our Black Bear box truck at the Central Office parking lot beginning this afternoon and continuing until noon on Tuesday.
The urgent need is for gift cards, plastic totes with lids, bungee cords, contractor trash bags, rakes, portable non perishable snacks such as nabs, protein bars, beef jerky, candy bars, cakes, etc..
Gift cards should be grocery cards, fast food restaurants, Lowe's, 84 Lumber, Walmart, etc..
No canned food and no clothing will be accepted.
Buses will be parked at Cumberland and Evarts Elementary by the end of school today. The buses will be clearly marked with donation signs.
Gift cards should be dropped at central office only between 7:30 a.m. and noon on Tuesday.
We are working with the Southeast /South Central Educational cooperative.
🎓REMINDER🎓
🌟 Friendly Reminder for Our 8th Graders and Their Families! 🌟
Just a quick note: if you are doing a memory board, they are due on Friday, May 23rd! We can't wait to see all your creativity and memories! 😊
🌟 Hey Trojan Fans! 🌟
Guess what? We have a fantastic surprise for you! 🎉 We’re offering a selection of older yearbooks at an AMAZING DISCOUNT! Each yearbook is just **$10!** That’s a total steal! LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE!
Copies can be purchased in the front office or at graduation!
🚨 Attention 8th Graders and Guardians! 🚨
Now is the perfect time to grab these yearbooks and treasure those unforgettable memories! Check out the list below to determine which year your 8th-grader was in to ensure you bought a copy that year! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to relive those special moments! 🥳✨
🌟2017-2018 — 1st grade
🌟2018-2019 — 2nd grade
🌟2019-2020 —3rd grade
🌟2020-2021 — 4th grade
🌟2021-2022 — 5th grade
2024-2025 YEARBOOKS!
🌟 You've had your share of fun, and now it's time to CRUSH those tests! 🎳🕹️ 💻Let’s show them what you’re made of! 💪
PRI and Gear Up are looking for parental input with this survey. Your child should bring a copy home soon. We ask that you complete the written copy or access the survey with the scan code and complete electronically. Thank you for assisting us with this survey.
⭐️Testing Schedules⭐️
🌟🎳 8th-grade trip fun!🎥🌟
🌟🎳 8th-grade trip fun!🎥🌟
🩺JACES medical explorers recently visited the HARH surgery department. Staff members gave them a tour of the endoscopy room and discussed the equipment used. Students were able to work with some of the equipment and controls. Staff answered questions and discussed potential career paths available for the students to consider in the surgery department.
💃JACES LITTLE DANCERS💃
Incoming Kindergarten through girls who will be in 3rd grade next school year are welcome to attend!
🎉Wishing a joyful Principals’ Day to Mr. Carter and Mr. Clem! We appreciate you both as Principal and Assistant Principal of JACES! We thank you both for all that you do! Go Trojans!♥️🩵🖤🤍
Harlan County Middle School Band Concert is Thursday at 6 p.m. at Harlan County High School. We hope to see you there to support this young musicians who have worked hard this year.
🐝The kindergarten classes were “busy as bees” last week learning many interesting facts about bees. After reading books and watching informational videos, the students set to work creating their own bees from popsicle sticks. They practiced pollinating flowers using their bees and cheese powder. To end their week, the classes were surprised by some very special visitors who further fueled their fascination with bees. They learned more interesting facts, saw the smoker used in the hives, and even got to see the bees in action. One of their favorite parts of the visit was getting to see and try on the special coat the beekeepers use when tending their hives. It’s safe to say kindergarten was buzzing with excitement!
