Join us for a Starry Night experience! Tomorrow night at 6:00 pm - Admission is free and open to the public.
Save the Date!
Alice & Crew invite you this weekend!! See below! Don't be late!!!
National Assistant Principal Week April 7th-11th, 2025. Thank you Josh Ashbrook, Christine Garnett and Eric Case for your dedication day in and day out to the Students of Harrison County. We appreciate all that you do to keep our schools safe and efficient.
There will be no school in the Harrison County School District today, Friday, April 4. Harrison County is under a flash flood warning with several roads currently under water. The forecast is for continued rain throughout the day. If you are driving and experience water over your road please head the warnings, turn around and don't drown. Stay safe Harrison County!
Spring Break for Harrison County Schools is April 7-April 11, 2025 Enjoy Harrison County Students and Staff!
Today is school Librarian Appreciation day! Librarians are more than just keepers of books; they are educators, storytellers and community connectors. Thank you for spreading the love of reading to our students!
You are invited!
Due to numerous roads blocked with trees and other storm debris, there will be no school in the Harrison County School District today, Thursday, April 3. We encourage all citizens to please remain weather aware and stay safe.
Happy National Paraprofessional day! Thank you to all the Paraprofessionals in the Harrison County District that strive to assist our students day in and day out. We appreciate all that you do!
Tonight, from 5-8 PM at Dairy Queen, HCMS is hosting a Wizard of Oz Character Meet & Greet as part of our fundraiser for the middle school’s first-ever musical production of The Wizard of Oz! Kids and families will have the chance to meet Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, Glinda the Good Witch, the Wicked Witch of the West, and more while enjoying a sweet treat and supporting our students.
Please wear Blue on Wednesday April 2, 2025 to show your support for Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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!
Mark your calendar! Upcoming events for Harrison County School District!
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
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
