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It is still Sheldon Clark as far as I know and thats how it's listed on the khsaa site. Sheldon Clark is Martin County it includes all towns(Inez etc) plus the kids out in the county.

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Wasn't he the coach at Sheldon Clark? Have they consolidated into Martin Co. just curious had not heard that.

 

It is still Sheldon Clark as far as I know and thats how it's listed on the khsaa site. Sheldon Clark is Martin County it includes all towns(Inez etc) plus the kids out in the county.

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/bgp-break-room/sheldon-clark-high-340397.html

Someone should tell the khsaa to change the School to Martin County on the khsaa scoreboard if they are officially calling it Martin County instead of Sheldon Clark. It appears they're building a new school.

INEZ, Ky. - A new high school is in the future for Martin County, Kentucky.

School officials hope to start construction on the Area Technology Center this fall, then the high school part of the project is expected to be finished in April 2019. Work on the project has been ongoing for about a year and a half. With this past Wednesday being the first day of school in the county, for some students it was the first day of the last year they will spend in their current school building.

 

The new school will replace Sheldon Clark High School and be called Martin County High School. It's a $30 million project that came about by accident, officials say. The former school was unexpectedly damaged by blasting from nearby road construction.

That was a little snippet from Williamsondailynews article from August 17 of 2018 about the school.

I think it will be ready next school year.

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