Stacey Erne, the March Golden Horseshoe Award winner, is a true leader and a resource for Century 21 across the district. Known for her dedication, she gives her time and energy wherever needed, always putting the needs of the district, students, and staff first. Her support and encouragement inspire those around her, creating a positive and nurturing environment. Stacey is the ultimate “do-it-all” director, balancing countless responsibilities while making a lasting impact to the students she serves. We are incredibly fortunate that she chooses to serve Harrison County Schools. Congratulations, Stacey!
Shelby Wright, the March Golden Horseshoe Award winner, represents dedication, selflessness, and hard work. As a passionate advisor and leader of FFA, she continuously pursues personal growth while inspiring those around her to do the same. Her leadership and encouragement have helped many students discover their potential within the organization. Beyond FFA, Shelby is deeply involved in her community and high school, where she teaches agriculture and consistently seeks ways to support others. Her commitment, drive, and determination make her a true role model. Congratulations, Shelby!
At the March 25, 2025 Harrison County Board of Education Meeting, the board officially approved May 22, 2025 as the last student day of the school year! Mark your calendars and finish the year strong!
#LASTDAYOFSCHOOL #WEAREHARRISON
Mark your calendar! Upcoming events for Harrison County School District!
Harrison County Board of Education March Agenda: https://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=79&PublicMeetingID=48964&AgencyTypeID=
Harrison County Schools congratulate our archery teams for their successful weekend of winning four state titles at the state tournament in Louisville on March 14-15.
Team Achievements:
Harrison County Middle School placed 1st in Bullseye and 3D, marking five years in a row.
Harrison County High School placed 1st in Bullseye and 2nd in 3D.
Northside Elementary School placed 1st in 3D.
Individual Achievements:
Lovada Faulkner – 4th place High School Girls – 292
Sara Fryman – 8th place High School Girls – 290
Sadie Perkins – 10th place 12th Grade Girls – 295 and winning a $1,000 scholarship
Adam Welte – 10th place High School Boys (6th place 12th Grade Boys) – 290 and winning a $1,000 scholarship
Addlee Miles – 2nd place Middle School Girls -294 and 1st place Middle School Girls 3D – 290
Evalee Doyle – 5th place Middle School Girls 3D – 284
Conner Arnold – 5th place Middle School Boys 3D – 287
Aldo Farmer – 2nd place Elementary School Boys 3D – 274
David Chapman – 5th place High School Boys 3D – 289
Congratulations to all of our archers and coaches on a job well done!
Photos submitted by various attendees
We are hiring for multiple positions! Please visit our website for more information.
Assistant Superintendent Jenny Lynn Hatter and Harrison County Lighthouse team members across numerous grade levels attended the Breakout Leadership Chamber event in Cynthiana on March 11, 2025 #breakoutleadership #weareharrison
We are thrilled to announce Nikki Wiggins, nurse at Westside Elementary, as the February Golden Horseshoe Award winner! This honor recognizes Mrs. Wiggins’ dedication to our students and school community. She treats every student with kindness, dignity, and respect, creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere for those who visit her. Her passion for nursing and love for children make her an exceptional leader, someone the students of Westside trust and depend on. With an open-door policy, she is always honest and supportive with parents, students, and staff. Congratulations, Mrs. Wiggins, and thank you for all that you do!
We are thrilled to announce Shara Hoskins as the February Golden Horseshoe Award winner! This honor embodies Mrs. Hoskins’ dedication to our school and community. As the academic team coach and Library/ Media Specialist at Eastside Elementary, she tirelessly encourages all students, never turning anyone away or doubting their potential. Her inspiring presence, calm demeanor, and positive attitude make her a true example for us all. No matter the task, Mrs. Hoskins is always a team player, uplifting those around her with her support and belief in their success. Congratulations, Mrs. Hoskins, and thank you for all that you do!
Six HCMS Students make the KMEA Middle School All State Band
553 middle school students from 95 schools all over the state of Kentucky auditioned for a spot in the second Kentucky Music Educators Middle School All State Bands. 100 students were chosen for each ensemble from across the state. Harrison Co. Middle School students auditioned in January for a coveted seat in the top large ensembles in Kentucky. HCMS students Rylan Ross, Addlee Miles and Allen Soper made the Concert Band and Marymichael Gasser, Isaac Powers and Lillian Dunn made the Symphonic Band. Students performed for a standing room only audience at the Glema Mahr Center at 2:00 PM on March 8, 2025. They were fortunate to work with guest conductors Teresa J. Elliott, Concert Band and Darcy Vogt Williams, Symphonic Band. They are under the direction of Mrs. Julie Lucky.
Reminder to change those clocks tonight!
Let's give a big thank you to our amazing maintenance staff! Your behind-the-scenes efforts make a world of difference. We couldn't do it without you! Thank you for being dedicated to keeping our Harrison County schools clean, safe, and functional. Your hard work does not go unnoticed. #maintenanceappreciation
CONGRATULATIONS TO NORTHSIDE! They won the HC Attendance Challenge competition for Month 6! Great job!!!
Assistant Superintendent Jenny Lynn Varner Hatter joined Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman at the Kentucky Public Schools Drive-In Day at the Capitol in Frankfort, advocating for the importance of public education. #LoveKYPublicSchools #HereForTheKids #WeAreHarrison
Public Schools Week February 24-28th #LoveKYPublicSchools #HerefortheKids #weareharrison
Harrison County High School and ATC offer a large variety of College and Career Education pathways. With students currently making schedule decisions for next year, the HCHS Media Arts program has created a set of videos outlining these programs. Below is a link to the YouTube playlist containing not only an overview video for the pathways, but individual videos with more details for each one!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEeAzIDVp0qP1ktUg4rP83x4wO-yS5JPH&si=pIcV2evyuPU2o37j
Our bus drivers are the unsung heroes of Harrison County School District. Without the dedication and hard work of these drivers, many of our students would not make it to school and have access to the education they deserve. On behalf of our District, we cannot express enough how much we appreciate the tireless efforts of our bus drivers, who truly make a difference in the lives of our students and families every day. #thankyoubusdrivers
Students, staff and families, Due to ongoing hazardous road conditions on county roads impacting bus transportation, there will be no school in the Harrison County School District tomorrow, Friday, February 21. This is a traditional snow day.
