Panther Battalion competes in JROTC Raider Challenge
Cadets from the Panther Battalion used their skills and knowledge against 15 other schools in the JROTC Raider Challenge held at Corbin High School on February 26.
Cadets from the Panther Battalion used their skills and knowledge against 15 other schools in the JROTC Raider Challenge held at Corbin High School on February 26.
It is promoted as a “fusion of Latin and International music that creates a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness” and now third grade students at Lynn Camp Elementary are joining the Zumba revolution.
Students at Dewitt Elementary are learning that a small donation can make a big difference.
Imagine being able to build a robot from scratch and program it to complete various tasks. Students in the Knox County Schools now have that opportunity thanks to a grant awarded to Lynn Camp from US First Robotics and the 4-H program.
Present day history came alive for 8th grade students at Knox County Middle School on February 16 during the school district’s first Skype classroom teleconference.
Several students were in the spotlight at the February 22, 2011 meeting of the Knox County Board of Education.
The Knox Central High School cheerleaders placed 10th in the state at the KAPOS cheerleading competition held at Western Kentucky University on Saturday, February 19th.
What causes rain? Why does it thunder? When will spring be here? Kindergarten students at Lynn Camp Elementary recently had their weather questions answered by an expert, WKYT meteorologist Kari Hall. (Video included)
The students, faculty, staff, and PTO organization at Jesse D. Lay Elementary would like to thank the community for their help in the Lay Elementary Playground project.
Students in Mrs. Crystal Hubbard’s class at Girdler Elementary are hoping that their peers will follow in their efforts to go green by recycling materials.
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