Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! Thank you to all our incredible paras for the heart, patience, and support you bring every single day!
Today, we stand together to recognize and celebrate the strengths, talents, and unique perspectives of individuals with autism. At Owsley County Schools, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment where every student feels valued and empowered to reach their full potential.
Let’s take this opportunity to promote understanding, acceptance, and kindness. Together, we can create a world that embraces neurodiversity and ensures that every voice is heard.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay #AutismAcceptance #InclusionMatters #LightItUpBlue
As National Reading Month comes to a close, we’re celebrating all the families who have made reading a priority this month! 🎉
Whether you cozied up for bedtime stories, completed a Reading Bingo challenge, or discovered a new favorite book—we hope this month has inspired a love for reading that lasts a lifetime. 💙✨
📚 If your child (0-5 years old) isn’t enrolled in Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, there’s still time to join! Let’s keep the reading fun going all year long!
🔗 Sign up today: https://imaginationlibrary.com/check-availability/
#NationalReadingMonth #KeepReading #ImaginationLibrary
Class of 2025 Senior Spotlight
The 5th Grade Dance is underway! 🪩
🌸 Spring Break Reminder 🌸
School will be closed Monday, March 31st – Friday, April 4th for Spring Break!
Enjoy your week off! We’ll see everyone back on Monday, April 7th ready to kick off a strong final quarter!
Owsley County Gymnasium renovation updated pictures.
Ms. Henrion’s 2nd grade class explored landforms in a fun and creative way with their “Edible Landforms” project — featuring tasty models of a mountain range, ocean, island, and forest!
Students at OCES enjoying outdoor physical activity!
Kona Ice will be at the High School tomorrow 6th & 7th period!
Mrs. Hall’s students are combining science and literacy as they create sketch notes to explore the flow of energy in ecosystems.
Superintendent Cornett, Owsley County High School, and our BETA Club were honored to host the Owsley County Retired Teachers’ meeting today. It was a pleasure to welcome back those who helped shape so many lives in our community.
The District Joint Leadership team came together tonight to identify key focus areas and refine their vision for student success as we work to finish the year strong!
Looking ahead!
Look what Mrs. Wolfe's class hatched!
During this month’s new/emerging teacher meeting, we focused on student engagement strategies and explored how intentional, purpose-driven planning can elevate classroom success.
