WXIX
May 18
McCormick Area Technology Center
The C.E. McCormick Area Technology center was featured on Making the Grade.
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NKY.com
May 18
Academic All Stars
The Academic All-Star Awards recognize Northern Kentucky high school seniors who excel in academics.
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CET
May 4
Appalachian Festival
The 40th edition of the Appalachian Festival is May 8, 9 & 10.
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The Recorder
April 27
Autism support group started by teacher
Parents of children with autism, teachers and other professionals who work with autistic children now have their own group to share experiences.
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The Enquirer
April 28
Health dept. talks swine flu tonight
Officials from the Northern Kentucky Health Department will answer questions about swine flu during a free community event tonight at Grants Lick Elementary in Campbell County.
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The Recorder
April 22
McGing Irish Dancers take first
The McGing Irish Dancers Junior girls' Maiden Voyages choreography team took first place in the Junior Girls Figure competition at the World Championship in Philadelphia on Friday, April 10th.
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The Recorder
April 16
Tech school students
prove their skills
High school students studying a trade at C.E. McCormick Area Technology Center in Alexandria have cemented two first place victories and a separate student leadership position in state competition
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The Enquirer
Feb. 18
10 schools win
health awards
Ten schools have been chosen by the Northern Kentucky District Board of Health to receive awards for health programs they've instituted.
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The Enquirer
Feb. 10
Long commute, even greater drive
The 108-mile round trip drives Korey Shotwell makes from his family's home in Maysville to Campbell County High School five to six times a week often wreak havoc on his mind.
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The Enquirer
Feb. 7
Educators:
Don't cut funds
For years Northern Kentucky legislators have told citizens that for them to be heard in Frankfort they need to speak up, show up and let lawmakers know how they feel.
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The Enquirer
Feb. 3
Schools plan for stimulus
It's expected that every school district in Northern Kentucky and many in Greater Cincinnati would receive money from the $819 billion federal stimulus package that passed the U.S. House last week. Read more>
The Recorder
Feb. 2, 2009
Winter blast means summer class
Winter gave Campbell County Schools students an extra break from classes, but they'll make up for it by losing part of their summer.
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The Enquirer
Feb. 1
Bill: open sports to home learners
Kentucky students who are home-schooled would be permitted to play public high school sports under legislation filed by a Northern Kentucky lawmaker who spent his career as a public school teacher.
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The Enquirer
Jan. 18
Students to be
pages for a day
Three local students will get up close and personal with the Kentucky Senate next month after winning a contest sponsored by the Family Resource Youth Services Coalition.
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The Enquirer
Jan. 8
Groups fears cuts in school funding
A dozen Northern Kentucky school, business and community leaders discussed Wednesday how to approach the General Assembly with concerns about money for education.
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Cincinnati.com
Jan. 5
Dancers take
first place
The U10 - under 10, Ceili (kay-lee) team of the McGing School of Irish Dance performed the 8 hand reel called the High Caul Cap.
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The Enquirer
Jan. 4
Robots show kids how math, science link
The robot carried the polar bear across the table, but just before it reached the arctic, the bear fell.
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The Enquirer
Dec. 16
Trips to performing schools give teachers new ideas
Northern Kentucky University's College of Education funded teachers, consultants and administrators from local school districts to visit schools as far as Las Vegas and as close as Corbin. The group gathered back together to discuss what they saw.
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Courier Journal
Dec. 8
State Education
Chief warns against budget cuts
A 4 percent state funding cut for schools would have “devastating short- and long-term effects” on public education in Kentucky, according to a news release from Dept. of Education this morning.
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The Enquirer
Nov. 17
Schools forced to slash costs
Today's forecast for schools: chillier hallways, more-crowded classrooms and fewer field trips.
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The Recorder
Nov. 14
Students go for
cup coupe in world record attemp
Grade school students in Campbell County Schools were busy building and tearing down pyramids of plastic cups as part of a world record attempt for the most people stacking at once Thursday, Nov. 13
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The Recorder
Nov. 6
Combs prepared to bend legislators' ears
There's no extra power in Mike Combs' election to the Kentucky School Boards Association board except the advocacy of having the ears of other state power brokers.
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The Recorder
Nov. 6
School Board challengers fall short
All three incumbents on the Campbell County Schools Board of Education fended off the challenger candidates in this year's election to serve another four-year term according to uncertified election results
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The Recorder
Oct. 23
Principal, businessman bid for school seat
Gary Combs, an educator for 18 years, and the incumbent Campbell County School District Board of Education district three representative, is being challenged by Chuck Heilman, on the basis of bringing another business person's perspective to the board.
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The Recorder
Oct. 23
Recall peition will
stop county's tax
if certified
The Campbell County Fiscal Court will repeal the tax rate increase it approved Sept. 3 if the signatures on a petition to recall the tax are certified as valid.
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The Enquirer
Oct. 21
Campbell County tax in doubt
A petition submitted last week could recall Campbell County's property tax rate and will likely delay county tax bills being sent.
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The Enquirer
Oct. 16
A coaching couple
It's just what you'd expect to hear from a passionate, fired-up football coach:
"We're trying to get the kids to believe in themselves, to believe we can win a state championship.
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The Enquirer
Oct. 14
Campbell County School Board features three races
Six candidates are running for three seats on the Campbell County School Board in the Nov. 4 election.
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The Recorder
Oct. 3
Students join
the jet set
Spanish teachers at Campbell County High School annually put their students on a mock airplane inside the school for a round trip to a Latin American or South American destination.
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The Enquirer
Sept. 30
Districts seek
disaster days
Some of the 14 public school districts in Northern Kentucky that closed in the days following the Sept. 14 windstorm want those days declared disaster days.
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The Recorder
Sept. 25
School club spooks park trails
The students in Campbell County High School's Beta Club know how to scare up some Halloween fun.
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The Recorder
Sept. 18
Power outage will sap school's make-up days
The school year for Campbell County Schools students will be extended until the Friday before Memorial Day weekend unless the Kentucky Department of Education decides otherwise.
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The Enquirer
Sept. 15
The Recorder
Sept. 11
Drama Season starting soon
Campbell County High School's Drama Club will give a performance of three one-act plays to start its theater season Sept. 26-28.
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The Recorder
Sept. 11
District's CATS scores improve at all levels
Campbell County Schools state test scores are on the rise at every school level, and district administrators want to share the credit with teachers and students.
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The Recorder
Aug. 21
Speaker series gives students study time
Some Campbell County Middle School sixth-grade students will listen to a weekly community guest speaker this fall while others will be given time to catch up on their assigned work.
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The Enquirer
Aug. 18
QG has potential at his fingertips
There was a time when just slipping into the playoffs was enough for the Campbell County Camels. Like during their string of 10 straight losing seasons prior to coach Troy Styer's arrival in 2005. That time has passed.
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The Recorder
Aug. 14
Advanced placement scores touted
Campbell County High School Principal Renee Boots sees 16 "Rock stars" among the student advanced placement exam results from last school year.
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The Enquirer
Aug. 12
School Board seats contested
All three of the Campbell County School Board seats scheduled for an election this year are being contested.
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The Recorder
Aug. 12
Schools improving under NCLB
Each year the goals for reading and math scores under the federal No Child Left Behind Act become loftier, and some schools in the county are continuing their battle to catch up.
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