Month: March 2012

              What happens when over 200 community members commit to spending twenty minutes with each of Knox County’s next generation leaders? Lives change.

Lynn Camp High School’s DECA chapter brought home honors and awards after competiting at the Kentucky DECA State Conference, held March 11-13, in Louisville, Kentucky.

Knox County students joined others from around the state to show off their creativity and prove their problem solving abilities at the Kentucky Odyssey of the Mind Finals held at the University of the Cumberlands on Saturday, March 24.

Fifteen students at Knox Central High School will represent their school at the Kentucky Future Business Leaders of America conference after competiting at regional competition.

Elementary students from across the region competed for medals and trophies at Central Elementary School on Saturday, March 17, in the Region 27 Governor’s Cup competition.

Photos available in the KCPS Photo Gallery. Winners of the 2012 Knox County Art Show were recognized during an awards program at Barbourville First United …

What has been proven to boost test scores and improve classroom behavior, while reducing tardiness and trips to the nurse’s office? School breakfast! Yet in …

History came alive for Knox County Middle School drama students on Thursday, March 1 as the drama department, together with Kentucky Chautauqua, presented Mary Settles: …

Students in Ms. Mayla McKeehan’s class at Knox County Middle School are expressing their creativity and peformance skills through the visual arts.

Children young and old celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday during a night of reading and activities at the Knox County Public Library on Thursday evening, March …