Education

Jones graduates from North Oldham

Alaina Louise Jones graduated Cum Laude from North Oldham High School, where she was a member of the Honor Society and treasurer of the Beta Club. Alaina was also on the girls’ basketball and soccer teams. She received the Chancellor’s Merit Award and a soccer scholarship to Division I Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne.

During a surprise senior assembly, North Oldham High School teacher Steve Rauh learned that he had been selected as Oldham County’s recipient of the WHAS11 ExCEL Award.“It could have been one of many teachers at this high school,” Rauh said during his acceptance

Ariel Bendon of Prospect and Schuyler Wolff of La Grange were recently honored as inaugural graduates of Western Kentucky University’s Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky.Fifty-four students representing 35 counties from across the Commonwealt

What does a high performing middle school look like? Dressed in red, white and blue T-shirts with the emblem of their mascot under a magnifying glass, Oldham County Middle School accepted the honor of being named a National School to Watch. As a School to Watch, OCMS serves as model of academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity and organizational structure that sustains dynamic improvement and reform.