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Education

  • Gibson earns degree from Miami University

    Miami University awarded 655 degrees to students during fall graduation exercises Dec. 19. Among them was Stephen Randall Gibson of Prospect,who earned a bachelor of science degree in business.       

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  • Program to encourage gifted, talented Oldham students boosted by foundations

     Oldham County Educational Foundation and PNC Bank Foundation support program

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    Four students named National Merit Scholars

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    New math and reading center recently opened in Prospect

    Kumon, the world’s largest after-school math and reading program, recently opened in Prospect.

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  • Students could see shorter school days

    Students may see some school days cut short in 2009-10.

    Oldham County Board of Education members are considering a plan that would send students home two hours early on six days during the 2009-10 school year. 

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  • SOHS teacher’s play debuts tonight

    If you’re a student at South Oldham High School, you probably know him as Mr. Watson. But if you visit the Bunbury Theatre in the next few weeks, you’ll see the results of his own homework assignment.

    Adam Watson’s play “Occasional Poisonings from the Kitchen” is one of four in The Honest Abe 23-minute Play Festival opening today (Thursday) at the Bunbury Theatre.

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  • Movin’ on up

    Beginning Monday, Crestwood Elementary teachers had the chance to move everything they don’t need for school this week into classrooms at the new school. District maintenance employees and the Crestwood custodial staff performed most of the heavy lifting.

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    South Oldham will offer ACT Prep class in January

    South Oldham High School is offering an ACT Prep Class, open to all students, for the Feb. 7 ACT test date. 

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  • Digital literacy program helps students communicate

     In Richard Parrott’s fifth-grade classroom at Buckner Elementary, students used the “school pad” to review the correct answers to their geometry exam.

    “Do you want me to write it?” asked a student who was answering a question that she had responded correctly to on the exam.

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  • Oldham’s Engineers of Tomorrow

    In the early nineties, one man, an inventor named Dean Kamen founded For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, an organization designed to create a world where science and technology are celebrated and where young people dream of becoming science and technology heroes. There are three FIRST robotics teams in Kentucky. Team number 2783, Engineers of Tomorrow, is based in Oldham County, and has been working since May on various machine shop projects to gain experience for their rookie competition season.

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