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Logan County CTC is hiring a new Business Instructor! 🌟 Ready to inspire the next generation of business leaders? Apply ...
23/07/2024

Logan County CTC is hiring a new Business Instructor! 🌟 Ready to inspire the next generation of business leaders? Apply online today!

Reminder: Preschool Screenings will be August 8th & 9th! Call to make an appointment!
17/07/2024

Reminder: Preschool Screenings will be August 8th & 9th! Call to make an appointment!

10/07/2024

These investments mark the beginning of much-needed community improvements and future growth in Logan County.

Logan County Schools has added Kaleigh Davenport as our Elementary Programs Consultant! Kaleigh has 15 years of experien...
10/07/2024

Logan County Schools has added Kaleigh Davenport as our Elementary Programs Consultant! Kaleigh has 15 years of experience in elementary education with a BA, MA, and Rank I from WKU. She taught 5th and 6th grades at Plano Elementary, and then served for 10 years as an elementary curriculum coordinator. We are excited about what we will be able to accomplish in the upcoming year and beyond!

"My family and I are so happy to bring my support to Logan County Schools. I look forward to meeting everyone and becoming part of the LC team!"

Logan County Schools is excited to announce that Amanda Kennedy has been selected as the district's new Director of Comm...
01/07/2024

Logan County Schools is excited to announce that Amanda Kennedy has been selected as the district's new Director of Communications and Public Relations. Kennedy is a Digital Learning Coach for Logan County Schools and has nine years of experience in education, six of which are in the high school classroom.

"I am excited to showcase Logan County Schools as the Director of Communications and Public Relations,” said Kennedy.

Kennedy has a Master of Arts in Advanced Teacher Education from Western Kentucky and an endorsement in Gifted and Talented Education. She is also a graduate of Indiana University Northwest with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary English Education.

Logan County Schools would like to welcome Nicole C. Clark as our new Supervisor of Instruction.  Mrs. Clark comes to us...
01/07/2024

Logan County Schools would like to welcome Nicole C. Clark as our new Supervisor of Instruction. Mrs. Clark comes to us with 22 years of experience in education, spending her tenure in secondary schools. Ms. Clark started her career in Metcalfe County, her alma mater, where she taught freshmen in the English department. She moved to Warren County two years later where she taught freshmen in the English Department at Warren Central, and was given her start in administration in 2008. She has served as a Dean of Students, Assistant Principal and Principal at Warren East High School for the majority of her career.

She has most recently worked as a Professional Learning Specialist at the Green River Regional Educational Cooperative in Bowling Green. We are excited to have Mrs. Clark's experience and expertise as not only an administrator, but also as a curriculum and instructional coach, a building assessment coordinator and a behavior interventionist.

Nicole has been married to her husband John for 26 years, and they reside in Bowling Green with their two dogs, Rigby and Ollie and their two cats, Jem and Scout. They are members at Crossland Community Church and they love to travel, especially to National Parks.

"I am thrilled to be joining the talented and hard working faculties and staff in Logan County. I am looking forward to getting to know everyone in the community and offering my support in the district's goal of 'Preparing All Learners for Life's Journey'!"

Logan County Schools will be hosting Clinic Days in July for school physicals and immunizations!
28/06/2024

Logan County Schools will be hosting Clinic Days in July for school physicals and immunizations!

🍎  The Logan County Board of Education is looking for a passionate and experienced Supervisor of Instruction to lead our...
07/06/2024

🍎 The Logan County Board of Education is looking for a passionate and experienced Supervisor of Instruction to lead our instructional strategies and ensure the highest quality of learning for our students.
🌟 If you're ready to make a meaningful impact and drive educational excellence, apply today!
💻 https://logan.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2337

06/06/2024

🎓✨ Celebrating the Class of 2024! 🎉 From caps in the air to the big smiles, these memories will last a lifetime. Check out some photos from the big day: https://photos.app.goo.gl/1zLYC7DGbjGYQEMT7

🗣 The Logan County Board of Education is looking for a skilled Director of Communications & Public Relations. 🌟 If you'r...
06/06/2024

🗣 The Logan County Board of Education is looking for a skilled Director of Communications & Public Relations.
🌟 If you're passionate about making a difference and have the skills to lead our communications efforts, we want to hear from you!
💻 Apply online today at https://logan.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2330

Tomorrow (5/31) is KICKOFF DAY!!!! 🥳LCS Nutrition is partnering with Logan County Public Library to provide meals during...
30/05/2024

Tomorrow (5/31) is KICKOFF DAY!!!! 🥳

LCS Nutrition is partnering with Logan County Public Library to provide meals during LCPL summer events. Check out our lunchtime menu and schedule below! 🍎

NOTE: Times below are for lunch breaks only, so make sure you check the page for event and activity start times!

Logan County Schools honors all of those who have served our country. We wish you all a happy and safe Memorial Day.
27/05/2024

Logan County Schools honors all of those who have served our country. We wish you all a happy and safe Memorial Day.

Save the Date! 🌟 Preschool Screenings will be August 8th & 9th!
24/05/2024

Save the Date! 🌟 Preschool Screenings will be August 8th & 9th!

24/05/2024

Congratulations, Class of 2024! You've achieved so much and have so much more ahead of you. Embrace the journey, chase your dreams, and continue to shine. 🎓✨

Nominated by their peers, Logan County Schools celebrates our Campbellsville Excellence in Teaching Award Winners! Congr...
23/05/2024

Nominated by their peers, Logan County Schools celebrates our Campbellsville Excellence in Teaching Award Winners! Congratulations to Sierra McGee, Kerri Hayes, and Robie Malcomson!

Can you believe it? Tomorrow is the LAST day of school! 🥳 ⏰ Reminder: LCHS will dismiss at 12:40 and K-8 schools will di...
23/05/2024

Can you believe it? Tomorrow is the LAST day of school! 🥳
⏰ Reminder: LCHS will dismiss at 12:40 and K-8 schools will dismiss at 1 PM tomorrow.
💙 Thank you ALL for another amazing year!

REMINDER: Logan County Schools will NOT be in session tomorrow due to Election Day.
20/05/2024

REMINDER: Logan County Schools will NOT be in session tomorrow due to Election Day.

We love our Speech Pathologists! They do important work every day to help our students grow. We appreciate you!
18/05/2024

We love our Speech Pathologists! They do important work every day to help our students grow. We appreciate you!

LCS Nutrition is partnering with Logan County Public Library to provide meals during LCPL summer events. Check out our l...
16/05/2024

LCS Nutrition is partnering with Logan County Public Library to provide meals during LCPL summer events. Check out our lunchtime menu and schedule below! 🍎

NOTE: Times below are for lunch breaks only, so make sure you check the page for event and activity start times!

The Tennessee Valley Authority announced that Adairville School has been selected to join the TVA EnergyRight School Upl...
13/05/2024

The Tennessee Valley Authority announced that Adairville School has been selected to join the TVA EnergyRight School Uplift program for the upcoming school year. This yearlong program is designed to help the school save energy, make learning spaces more comfortable, and reduce energy costs.

Assistant Principal Cindy Beason is the School Uplift Energy Champion collaborating with TVA’s Energy Champion, Whitney Stewart, and local energy provider Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative. The Logan County Maintenance Team will also be working with TVA and Pennyrile to make energy assessments and recommended improvements.

“I submitted Adairville School for the School Uplift program because I had heard how other schools had been successful in this program,” said Cindy Beason. “A lot of the things that we can do right now will cost no money, like making sure that we turn the lights off when not in classrooms and unplugging devices when they are not in use. TVA will also reward us with grants through our participation and our effectiveness.”

As a School Uplift participant, Adairville School will be eligible to apply for exclusive and exciting grants, including a Learning Environment Grant and a Building Energy Upgrade Grant to improve the school’s overall energy efficiency.

Everyone will have a role in helping to meet the school’s energy-reduction goals by learning about and practicing energy-saving behaviors. School Uplift provides resources, activities, and tools for sharing energy-smart skills with all ages.

“We are excited to get our students involved in the process and incorporate their ideas into this project,” said Beason. “Students will learn how to save energy, participate in schoolwide projects that will make us more efficient in our energy use and will help us decide how we will spend the money that we will receive through the grant.

“Our goals are to help our students and staff be more aware of ways to save energy, reduce our energy bills, and make some improvements to our outdoor learning spaces through the grant,” Beason shared. “In addition to the grant opportunities, the money that we are saving on energy could then be used for things like books, teaching materials and technology for our school.”

“This is a great opportunity for our students to experience working together as a community to accomplish the goal of being energy smart,” said Logan County Schools Superintendent Dan Costellow. “We are excited to see the opportunities and ideas our Adairville students and staff bring to their experience with School Uplift.”

On average, School Uplift participants reduce annual energy costs by 10% and save an average of $13,000 per year. School Uplift also helps schools improve learning environments through energy improvements. This could include improved focus with energy-efficient LED lighting, better breathing with ventilation updates, and brighter moods with brighter classrooms.

To learn more about School Uplift, visit energyright.com/business-industry/school-uplift.

Congratulations, Adairville School!

Logan County Families,Thank you for your patience today! I appreciate our staff, administrators, and Logan County Emerge...
08/05/2024

Logan County Families,

Thank you for your patience today! I appreciate our staff, administrators, and Logan County Emergency Management services for their support and cooperation as we worked together to ensure our students were safe.

When we received notifications of a tornado warning in Todd County at dismissal, our principals and staff moved quickly to get students and adults inside to the schools' severe weather locations. LCHS students who were on buses were taken inside the building as well. Once this system began to exit Logan County around 1:35, we resumed loading buses and sending students home.

We know that this type of weather can be traumatic for both students and adults. We have professionals who are available during school hours to help when needed. Below are some additional mental health resources available to you 24/7.

Stay safe during this evening's weather and reassure your children that when they are in our care, we will do all we can to ensure they stay safe!

Sincerely,
Dr. Dan Costellow, Superintendent
Logan County Schools

All Logan County Schools will dismiss early today (5/8/24) due to the potential for severe weather this afternoon. LCHS ...
08/05/2024

All Logan County Schools will dismiss early today (5/8/24) due to the potential for severe weather this afternoon. LCHS will dismiss at 12:40 PM. All K-8 Schools will dismiss at 1:00 PM. Stay safe!

All after-school activities are CANCELLED for Wednesday, May 8th due to the potential for severe weather throughout the ...
08/05/2024

All after-school activities are CANCELLED for Wednesday, May 8th due to the potential for severe weather throughout the afternoon. Stay safe!

Happy School Nurses Day! 🩺💙 Thank you for your dedication to keeping our students healthy and safe!
08/05/2024

Happy School Nurses Day! 🩺💙 Thank you for your dedication to keeping our students healthy and safe!

All after-school activities are CANCELLED for Tuesday, May 7th due to the potential for severe weather throughout the af...
07/05/2024

All after-school activities are CANCELLED for Tuesday, May 7th due to the potential for severe weather throughout the afternoon. Stay safe!

Chandler's School Wins $25,000 Grant Through TVA School Uplift ProgramThe Tennessee Valley Authority announced Thursday ...
06/05/2024

Chandler's School Wins $25,000 Grant Through TVA School Uplift Program

The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Thursday that Chandler’s School has been selected to win a $25,000 Learning Environment Grant through the TVA EnergyRight School Uplift program and partnership with Pennyrile Rural Electric Company.

School Uplift is a year-long energy management training program that helps public schools make smart energy choices that improve the classroom learning environment and save money through decreased energy use.

At Chandler’s, School Uplift is led by students on the school’s Energy Team: Ava Mayes, Oliver Gripshover, McKenzie Weaver Kaidyn Holloway, Caylee Stranger, Emma Stranger, Kyndal Stratton, Memphis Hyde, Jack Fultz, Braxton Haley, and Daniel O'Neal. They are supported by the school sponsor/Energy Champion teacher Marty White, Local Energy Partner Mike Oglesby from Pennyrile Rural Electric, Energy Coach Whitney Stewart from TVA, and their school community.

“I’m so grateful for the Energy Team,” said seventh grader Kyndal Stratton. “It really feels more like a family because we get to work together and have fun.”

The students on the Energy Team served as the motivators and planners behind School Uplift at Chandler’s. Together they planned exciting activities and challenges for the entire school to participate in, such as coloring contests and end-of-day energy checklists.

“My favorite part of School Uplift is getting to work with my classmates on something that impacts our whole school for the better,” said seventh grader Ava Mayes.

The Energy Team created presentations that they shared at a Logan County School Board meeting and the Student Technology Leadership Program’s regional and state competitions. They detail the school’s energy consumption, their plan to tackle energy use with support from their Energy Partner at the TVA, and their success in reducing energy waste at school.

“I think more people should join an energy team,” said sixth grader McKenzie Weaver. “We love sharing and having more ideas to spread the word about saving energy.”

The grant will fund new outdoor playground equipment that encourages students to exercise and enjoy more time outdoors.

“The grant is going to be used to improve our playground and blacktop,” explained Caylee Stranger, eighth grade student. “Everyone at the school and in the community worked hard to help us, and we want to show our appreciation for everyone pitching in to make Chandler’s better.”

“I’m super excited we can use this money to improve our school,” said seventh grader Kaidyn Holloway. “It really shows how hard work can pay off!”

“This entire project has been led by our students,” said Chandler’s teacher and Energy Champion Marty White. “From the school news announcements to the posters and planning, they have had all of the ideas. They have worked all year to help make Chandler’s an even better place, and I couldn’t be more proud of them.”

“The students and staff at Chandler’s have really rallied behind this project, and their efforts as a community are being recognized!” said Logan County Schools Superintendent Dan Costellow. “School Uplift has been a great opportunity for our students to experience the importance of working together as a community to accomplish an amazing goal of being energy smart.

“We’re really glad that not only is it a great experience, but now they have funds to enhance the school in a way the students voted on,” Dr. Costellow continued. “This has been a great partnership with the TVA and Pennyrile Electric, and I’m excited to continue working with them next school year. We’ll have a formal announcement about that later this week.”

Chandler’s School joins over 225 schools to have completed School Uplift over the past four years, competing to earn grants for building upgrades and other learning environment improvements. On average, participating schools save nearly 10% on their annual energy bills from behavior changes alone.

“Every dollar invested in our schools helps districts allocate resources to where it matters most – educating our children,” said Monika Beckner, vice president of TVA’s Energy Services & Programs. “We’re inspired by the winners of this year’s School Uplift grants and proud of their dedication to reducing energy waste and building a sustainable future for us all.”

The Chandler’s School Energy Team would like to remind everyone, “Saving energy saves you MONEY!” Congrats again, Chandler’s!

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