Cadet Battalion Commander Seth Patterson was awarded and signed a four-year Naval ROTC scholarship with the Marine Corp option to attend Virginia Military Institute (VMI).  This scholarship is worth in excess of $180,000 and will pay for his four years of college.  After graduating from VMI he will become a Marine Corp Officer.

This scholarship is one of the most competitive scholarships to be awarded to prospective ROTC students.  In previous years there were over 3,500 applicants and only 363 were awarded across the country.  This puts Cadet Patterson among the most highly sought after Cadets in the country. 

We are so excited for him to continue his education and further grow as a future leader!

Congratulations to Thomas Hall, a special education teacher at Montgomery County High School, who has been named Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative Special Education Teacher of the Year! The Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative is an organization that provides superintendents and staff of member districts with networking, training, and professional learning opportunities. CKEC recognized Mr. Hall in April.

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MCHS will offer the opportunity for students to take health/PE and/or humanities courses during summer school.
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Dear Parents and Guardians,

We need your input! Our school district and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) want to hear from parents regarding how well your child’s school is doing to involve you in the special education services provided to your child.

We would like you to complete a brief, online survey to share your experience with your child’s special education services during the current school year (2021-2022). The survey is available in English, Spanish, and Arabic. 

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Earlier in the school year, the Montgomery County Board of Education approved a "Test to Stay" program.  This program is voluntary, and there is no cost to you. Under the program, entirely asymptomatic students and staff who have been told to quarantine after being exposed to COVID-19 in any setting, even non-school-related events, will have the option of testing the night before each school day during the length of quarantine in lieu of quarantining at home.

To take advantage of this initiative:

• We request that staff members enroll themselves and parents/guardians enroll their children at http://ethosbacktoschool.com.
• A student or staff member must be identified as a school-related direct contact. This will not include family contacts, sports, or other extracurricular activities.
• Be entirely asymptomatic. (zero symptoms) • Quarantine when not at school.
• A parent/guardian will be responsible for bringing the student to the testing site and staying with the student until their test results are received.
• The testing site will be at the Clay Center from 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., Sunday through Thursday with Ethos Labs.

The Montgomery County Schools’ live COVID-19 Case and Quarantine Dashboard is now available at the link below.  As we are informed by the Montgomery County Health Department of either positive cases or contacts who have been quarantined amongst our students and staff, we will report those numbers using this dashboard.  The dashboard is updated automatically so the public can access this dashboard at any time.

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