Barren County Schools to hold third public forum on future facilities
Tuesday’s meeting is the third public forum held as part of the District Facility Plan process.
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Tuesday’s meeting is the third public forum held as part of the District Facility Plan process.
Barren County Schools has continued to expand its Farm to School efforts, bringing locally grown foods to student meals while giving students hands-on opportunities to learn about agriculture.
The district expects $1.16 million of the proposed revenue to come from new property and personal property.
The event is open to all Barren County and Glasgow students.
The Lindsey Wilson University professor’s debut book offers 44 prompts designed to help counselors reflect on their work and well-being.
Last year, the program received 528 applications, with 339 projects selected for funding.
Organizers said the event is designed for parents, grandparents, caregivers, educators and anyone interested in learning how to better support children as they navigate online spaces.
Two Kentucky students will be selected this fall to represent the Commonwealth as delegates in the national program.
Kentucky All STARS is the Commonwealth’s quality rating and improvement system for licensed early childhood education programs.