SCHOOL CALENDAR 2018-2019

OPEN HOUSE DATES 2018

SCHOOL START AND END TIMES

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH PRICES 2018-2019

HEALTHFAIR/READIFEST INFO

BUS ROUTES 2018-2019 (Same as Last Year)

FREE /REDUCED LUNCH APPLICATION 

School Nutrition General Information

SCMS School Supply List

SCES School Supply List

TES School Supply List

     Spencer County High School would like to introduce their new Principal for the upcoming school year.  Mr.Webb is a familiar face as he as served as the Assistant Principal for the last 3 school years.  He received a Masters of Arts in Secondary Education as well as a Rank 1 in Instructional Leadership from WKU.  He began his teaching career in 1992 after graduating from Morehead University.  Mr. Webb served as a classromm Teacher for 17 years and began his Administration Career at Nelson County in 2010.  He and his wife Billie will soon celebrate 29 years of marriage and are the proud parents of a son age 28 and daughter age 19.  Mr. Webb expresses "we have a talented and committed staff at SCHS, and I feel honored to have been chosen as their Principal.  I am very excited about getting started in the work of helping the students of Spencer County!"

      Spencer County Elementary School would like to introduce Jane Anderson as their Principal.  Mrs. Anderson received her Master's and Bachelor's Degrees from EKU and her Rank 1 from the University of the Cumberlands.  She brings 25 years of teaching experience in Special Education, Kindergarten, and First grades, co-teaching in a Second and Third grade classroom, as well as serving as the Math Intervention Specialist in Madison County.  She has had the honor of being nominated for the Kentucky Teacher of the Year award twice, received the Teachers Who Make a Difference award from UK for three years, and was named the Best of the Best Teachers in Madison County in the Richmond Register.  Mrs. Anderson is the proud mother of two boys ages 18 and 21, proud stepmother to a son and daughter ages 21 and 25, and married to her loving and supportive husband of 8 years.

New immunization requirements indicate that effective July 1, 2018 ALL students K-12 must show proof of having received two doses of Hepatitis A vaccine to attend school.  Students age 16 and older must show proof of having received two doeses of Meningococcal ACWY vaccine (MenACWY).  Please review the attached letter.