Congratulations to:
The Central Kentucky Job Club of UK, awarded the 2017 Creative Excellence Award by tne National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
These Fayette County students who were selected to take place in 2018 summer exchange programs to Lexington’s Sister Cities: Deauville, France, County Kildare, Ireland, Shihidaka, Japan and Newmarket, England.:
Rebeka Adams, Beaumont Middle School
Isabella Noal, Edythe J. Hayes Middle
Alyssa Gebhardt and Brayden Wylie, Frederick Douglass High
Olivia Connelly, Anna Davis, Griffin Diannone, Jazdan Jackson, Sophie Kelley, Blu McCarty, Cameron McCrary, Aaron Miller and Chris Richard, Lafayette High
Jessica Fischer, Eden Fox, Rachel herrin, Taylor Lawson, Phil Roney, Haley Sutherland and Max Wilson, STEAM Academy
Gillian Amend and Sarah Hornback, Tates Creek High.
These Fayette County Public School teachers who have received mini-grants from the Blue Grass Community Foundation, intended to encourage innovative learning and creativity in the classroom:
Kimberly de Lara and Katie Farrington, Book T. Washington Elementary
Heather McQueary, Breckenridge Elementary
Angie Madden, Cassidy Elementary
Brittany Peters and Kelly McMaine, Clays Mill Elementary
Kiauna Browning Coleman, Coventry Oak Elementary
Luke Watts, Lansdown Elementary
Missi Meiners, Liberty Elementary
Jordan Ward, Northern Elementary
Caitlyn White, Elizabeth Wakefield, and Alyssa Miller, Picadome Elementary
Jennie Bottom, Russell Cave Elementary
Joy Pickett and Denise Atinay, Sandersville Elementary
Jennifer Osborne and Daniel Hill, Tates Creek Elementary
Jessica Mullannix, Veterans Park Elementary
Heather Benton, Jamila Jackson and Andrea Newman, Yates Elementary
Ben McMaine, Bryan Station Middle
Tracy Lambert, Lafayette High
Alexys Bardonaro of Lexington, appointed to the Kentuck Juvenile Justice Advisory Board.
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