Due to safety concerns, we will not be able to provide meals on Thursday, January 29. We will continue to monitor weather conditions for changes.
There will be No School in Owsley County on Thursday, January, January 29th and Friday, January 30th. This will be NTI days four and five.
With the poor road conditions and safety of our staff, parents, and students in mind, we will NOT be serving meals on Wednesday, January 28. Unfortunately, the parking lot conditions and roads leading to the schools are not safe to pass at this time. Thank you for your understanding and we hope everyone is staying safe and warm!
NTI class schedules for live instruction are provided below. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher through ParentSquare, Google Classroom, or their school email. We appreciate your support in helping students stay connected and engaged during NTI days.
With the poor road conditions and safety of our staff, parents, and students in mind, we will NOT be serving meals on Tuesday, January 27. We will be monitoring road and parking lot conditions carefully to see if we are able to provide meals for Wednesday, January 28. Thank you for your understanding and we hope everyone is staying safe and warm!
There will be No School in Owsley County on Tuesday January 27th or Wednesday January 28th. These days will be N T I days two and three. If you have any questions regarding N T I instruction please contact your child's school.
There will be No School in Owsley County on Monday, January 26th. This will be a traditional snow day.
Stay safe and check on your neighbors.
This afternoon, OCHS middle and high school students enjoyed some celebration time and treats for their growth on the winter MAP assessments. Great job, students!
Lady Owls JV Game Day
All teachers across the district are participating in peer observations focused on their identified growth areas, while district administrators teach their classes to make this possible. This has been a powerful way to learn from one another and has also given our admin team meaningful time back with students, which is truly the heart of our work.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The Middle School Academic Team competed in the annual Governor’s Cup competition this Saturday at Wolfe County Middle School. While our Quick Recall team was eliminated in round three, several of our students had strong individual performances and advanced to the next level of competition.
Daniel Burns placed 2nd in Social Studies, Jorge Perez placed 3rd in Social Studies and 3rd in Science, Erick McIntosh placed 5th in Science, and Jinger Marshall placed 4th in Arts and Humanities. We’re proud of the hard work and dedication these students continue to show. They will advance to the next level of competition on February 14th at Breathitt County. Congratulations to all of our competitors and coaches!
Owsley County High School was proud to host a ribbon cutting ceremony for Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG), celebrating the launch of a program focused on preparing students for success beyond high school. JAG will support our students through career exploration, employability skills, leadership development, and postsecondary planning. We’re excited to partner in this work and grateful to everyone who helped make this opportunity possible for our students.
Please note that there will be no school on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Additionally, Friday, January 23, is scheduled to be our 100th day of school, provided no instructional days are missed prior to that date.
Additionally, Friday, January 23, is scheduled to be our 100th day of school, provided no instructional days are missed prior to that date.
This group of administrators and teachers participated in TorchPrep SAT training today at KEDC to strengthen their understanding and bring back strategies to support student success on the upcoming spring SAT.
Great practice with the Owsley and Breathitt County Cheerleaders as both squads gear up for Nationals at the end of the month. Amazing energy and teamwork! 📣
Congratulations goes out to Lady Owls PG Delaney Smith, Rise Up 606 Player of the Week!
This week at OCMHS:
*Reminder of No School on Monday, January 19 in observance of MLK Jr. Day.
In honor of School Board Appreciation Month, our Early Headstart and Head Start students and staff created meaningful works of art to express their appreciation for our board members. We sincerely thank our board for their leadership, dedication, and continued support of our schools and community.
Congratulations to our Postsecondary Ready-Plant Science ICEV-certified students from 2024-25. Also, thanks to ICEV Director Dr. Tina Glanton, who delivered the commemorative sign for Mrs. Shelbi Taylor's classroom, which will highlight our students' success for years to come.
