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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.

Each Oldham County high school brought home a slew of awards at the Kentucky High School Journalism Association’s annual convention. North Oldham High School’s North Star, South Oldham High School’s Dragon’s Tale and Oldham County High School’s Clarion Colonel picked up a number of individual and overall awards during the May 7 awards ceremony.

BUCKNER – The Oldham County Lady Colonels softball team dispatched of Trimble County with workmanlike efficiency May 21, winning their third straight district tournament 7-2.The celebration was minimal from a team that has played into June the last three years.

When Ryan Sims graduated from South Oldham High School in 2004, he was unsure of what major he would choose when he went to college.