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DISD educators recognized by Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative
The Danville Independent School District congratulated educators recently recognized by the Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative (CKEC): Debbie Mullaney, Tim Breitenbach and Derek Otto. The CKEC Deeper Learning Team hosted the Innovative Educator Awards on Friday, May 3, where Danville High School English Teacher Derek Otto was one of 24 Innovative Educators celebrated. Superintendent Ron Ballard […] The post DISD educators recognized by Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
Nine BCHS students earn Biliteracy Seal
Boyle County Schools is proud to announce that nine outstanding students have received the first Seal of Biliteracy for Boyle County Schools. These recognitions not only honor their linguistic skills but also their commitment to becoming global citizens. Mia Severance earned the biliteracy seal showing proficiency in German. Cannon Bostick, Kayla Cervantes, Joey Chen, Cristian […] The post Nine BCHS students earn Biliteracy Seal appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
KHSAA finalizes 2025-26 football alignment
Area football teams know who their district opponents will be in the 2025 and ’26 seasons after the KHSAA Board of Control finalized an alignment at its meeting Wednesday in Lexington. Boyle County will play in a district that looks very much like its current district in Class 4A, while Danville will be in a […] The post KHSAA finalizes 2025-26 football alignment appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
McWhorter accepts challenge as Garrard girls coach
Cassandra McWhorter loves a challenge, and she knows she has found one at Garrard County. McWhorter has been named the new girls basketball coach at Garrard County, where she will try to revive a program that hasn’t won much meaningful hardware since the turn of the century. The former Lincoln County and Somerset coach takes […] The post McWhorter accepts challenge as Garrard girls coach appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
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