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Highlands High School honored

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The following article is in today's Ky Post. I some one computer literate can do what's necessary to make it copyright "ok" I'd appreciate it.

 

 

Highlands High ranks in Top 20

 

By Tom O'Neill

Post staff reporter

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Highlands High School has joined some pretty rarified company.

 

The Fort Thomas school is one of only 20 high schools in the U.S. to receive the annual Pacesetter Award from the High Schools That Work program, the Kentucky Department of Education announced Wednesday.

 

Seven other Kentucky schools earned honorable mention in the Pacesetter competition.

 

Among them was Conner High in Hebron, in the Boone County School District.

 

More than 1,100 high schools in 32 states participate in the High Schools That Work school improvement initiative, which bills itself as the nation's first large-scale effort to engage state, district and school leaders in partnership with teachers, students, parents and the community.

Simply awesome. That's a direct reflection of the hard work by all. The administration, faculty, staff, parents and especially students.

That is fantastic! Good for them! :thumb:

Just finished reading the article and was about to post it here.

 

Speaks volumes about the school and the community support these kids have.

 

People move to and live in Ft. Thomas for more than just the sports.

That's great! It instills a real sense of pride in the kids when they're recognized like this.

The following article is in today's Ky Post. I some one computer literate can do what's necessary to make it copyright "ok" I'd appreciate it.
Now if RM can work her magic on leatherneck... :lol:

 

Congratulations Fort Thomas Schools!

Now if RM can work her magic on leatherneck... :lol:

 

Congratulations Fort Thomas Schools!

 

Thanks for pointing that out HHSDad. Leatherneck is always picking on my typos. The way he is typing, I think he got into the Woodford Reserve at lunch.

 

Hey Leather, that bottle was for our friend in the hospital.:irked:

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Thanks for pointing that out HHSDad. Leatherneck is always picking on my typos. The way he is typing, I think he got into the Woodford Reserve at lunch.

 

Hey Leather, that bottle was for our friend in the hospital.:irked:

 

 

I delivered it to him, but it would have been inhospitable for him not to open it:ylsuper: and share some with me. Good catch on the typo HRSDuD. I've got to better at my proofing. :jump:

People move to and live in Ft. Thomas for more than just the sports.
Now you tell me! :irked:

 

 

 

 

;)

I delivered it to him, but it would have been inhospitable for him not to open it:ylsuper: and share some with me. Good catch on the typo HRSDuD. I've got to better at my proofing. :jump:
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I've got to better at my proofing. :jump:
So it seems. :D

Awesome!!! A great honor for the students, teachers, administrators, and the community!!!

Great new, but I'm not surprised, the school system is the reason I moved here when my wife and I decided to have kids. :ylsuper:

Great article and loved the principal's statement that it's the parents that make the Fort Thomas school's great.

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